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Boulder Untold Tales: Ten Ancient Legends and Modern Mysteries

March 28th, 2024

  Boulder is steeped in mystery, tall tales, and myths. Some have some facts mixed in. Many are familiar to our readers and to many other Boulderites (if thee are any who are not readers).  Our list today includes the well-known tall tales as well as some of the more obscure stories from our Valley. So let’s agree to suspend our disbelief and shine some light on the depths of darkness and see what we find! The Curse of Chief Niwot: We are all familiar with the famous “Niwot’s Curse.” I first heard it in the form of “anyone who visits the Boulder Valley is... Read More

Boulder’s 6 Most Haunted Locations

February 13th, 2024

Boulder is an old town full of old history–which means there are some old spirits still waiting around. There are some Boulder ghost tours that you can do, but you can visit these 6 places yourself to see if you can catch any ghosts. 1. William Tull on Pearl Street William Tull was arrested for stealing horses in the 1800s and was eventually beaten and hanged on Pearl Street for the crimes he committed. The catch? He was innocent. His spirit was not happy about his wrongful death, and now people report seeing a man with a dark hat with his head tilted down holding a dark tote bag, who is... Read More

How Boulderites Handled a Haunted Hotel

December 27th, 2023

  The Patterson Inn AboutBoulder has featured 3 most famous and most haunted hotels in Colorado and likely these three are high on the lists of other states also.  We divide ourselves into three categories. Those who believe that some form of ghosts or spirits of the dead exist Those who believe that ghosts are nonsense. If your hotel room makes noise, blame the plumbing. If it feels “wrong,” blame the room service or the strain you imbibe before going to your hotel room Those who are not sure about ghosts, and have an open mind For those that don’t believe,... Read More

Boulder’s Haunted Getaway: Unmasking Colorado’s Second Most Haunted Hotel

October 23rd, 2023

A typical night in a typical haunted hotel begins with a gorgeous moon for atmosphere. As the sun sets on the horizon, the shadows of the famous Haunted Castle near Boulder grow longer and darker. This is also the second most haunted hotel in Colorado. For years, locals have whispered tales of paranormal activity within its walls, but no one has ever been brave enough to venture inside and uncover the truth. Until now. Join us as we take an intrepid adventure into the unknown, and uncover the mystery of the Haunted Castle near Boulder in this first-hand account of our investigation into the paranormal. Exploring... Read More

Boulder’s Favorite Ghostly Getaway: #1 Ranked Haunted Castle Stay for Adventurous Souls

October 20th, 2023

The Patterson Inn, located in Denver, Colorado, is a charming and historic hotel that offers a unique and unforgettable experience for travelers. Situated just a short drive from the picturesque city of Boulder, this elegant establishment provides the perfect blend of convenience, history, and luxury. What sets the Patterson Inn apart is its reputation as one of the most haunted hotels in Colorado. For those seeking a spine-tingling adventure, the inn offers the promise of ghostly encounters and paranormal experiences. The creaking floorboards, whispering hallways, and mysterious happenings have... Read More

Boulder’s Haunted Hideaway: The 2nd Most Haunted Hotel in State, Offering Spine-Chilling Thrills Near Boulder

October 19th, 2023

  What’s a haunted house without a moon in clouds for atmosphere? “The Castle Project” is a spine-chilling documentary that delves deep into the haunted history of the Patterson Inn, previously known as the Croke Patterson Mansion, located in Capitol Hill. This grandiose red sandstone mansion, constructed in 1890 by Thomas B. Croke, spans a vast 14,000 square feet of Gothic elegance, making it a prime candidate for paranormal intrigue. The mansion’s eerie tales begin with Croke, who owned the residence for a mere two years before selling it to Thomas M. Patterson.... Read More

Boulderado’s Spooky Tales Unveiled: Unearthing the Haunting History

October 19th, 2023

Are you brave enough to explore the haunted history of the Hotel Boulderado? For over a century, the Hotel Boulderado has been a hub of activity, but beneath the hustle and bustle of the guests lies a spooky secret. From ghostly sightings to unexplained noises, the hotel has accumulated a variety of eerie tales that have been passed down through generations. In this blog article, we will be unveiling the spooky tales of the Hotel Boulderado, so hold on tight and prepare to be spooked! Uncovering the Hotel Boulderado’s Chilling Past The Hotel Boulderado, located in the heart of Boulder, Colorado,... Read More

Boulder’s Haunting Neighbor: A Day Trip to the World-Famous Stanley Hotel

October 7th, 2023

The Stanley Hotel, located in Estes Park, Colorado, is a fantastic day trip destination from Boulder, just about a 45 minute drive away. This historic hotel has a rich history and is famous for its eerie reputation, inspiring Stephen King’s novel “The Shining.” Here are some fun facts about the Stanley Hotel: Historic Beginnings: The Stanley Hotel was built by Freelan O. Stanley, co-inventor of the Stanley Steamer automobile, and his wife Flora in 1909. The hotel was initially meant to be a luxurious resort in the Rocky Mountains. Stephen King’s Inspiration: In 1974,... Read More

A Few of Boulder’s Ghostly Residents

July 8th, 2022

In the spirit of Halloween we are going to detail a few of the haunted places around Boulder. If you dread the macabre, or a haunting close to home is too much for you, there is still time to turn back. At 646 Pearl Street you’ll find the beautiful Arnett-Fullen house. The house was built in 1877 by Willamette Arnett, heir to Anthony Arnett, one of Boulder Land and Trust Company’s founders. Many admire the fusion of architectural styles the house displays. It incorporates Gothic, Victorian, and farmhouse aesthetics. It may also hold a few souls in its walls. Willamette Arnett burned... Read More