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Cronroe House was built between circa 1885. In 1937, it opened as the Bel-Air Hotel and based on reviews that I have seen, it was still very well regarded when the doors closed eighty two years later. The property is now a private country home.
When the hotel was open and accepting guests, the owners acknowledged that there were friendly ghosts walking the halls. A former housekeeper was spotted sitting on beds in guest bedrooms, and limping through the house and up and down the stairs. Curtains would also open by themselves and witnesses would report feeling a physical presence by them when there was nobody else there.
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