Oregon Caves National Monument - Real Haunted Place

Established in 1909, this national monument is believed to be one of Oregon's real haunted spots. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. Legend says that a woman called Elizabeth hanged herself here from a pipe in her room located in the Oregon Caves Chateau on her wedding night after finding her husband with someone else. Her spirit has been seen wandering the halls at night. Room #310 (where Elizabeth died) is said to be quite haunted, and has had some reports of strange activity, including furniture that rearranges itself, or even placed out in the hall. Guests have also reported that they've returned to their room to find their suitcases repacked.

For those interested in taking a look around, a Haunted Candelight Tour is offered during the Halloween Season.

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