Mineral Springs Hotel

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Several spirits are said to live at this historic hotel, now open for haunted tours. Among the ghosts are The Jasmine Lady, identified by the whiff of her floral perfume; George, who may have been drowned in the hotel swimming pool around the 1920s; The Drunken Ghost, the artist responsible for the mural in the Crystal Room bar (and died before finishing it); and Cassandra, a little girl who drowned in the pool and likes to play marbles.

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    Geographic Information

    Address:
    301 East Broadway
    Alton, IL 62002
    United States

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    GPS:
    38.88974430215369, -90.18196865927166
    County:
    Madison County, Illinois
    Nearest Towns:
    Alton, IL (0.1 mi.)
    Upper Alton, IL (2.3 mi.)
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    1. My paranormal investigating partner and I, investigated Mineral Springs. There is a green door under the stairs, when we opened the door, a strong surf smell overcame both of us, also there was a mist that formed, that we were able to get a picture of.

      • I live in Alton and there a lot more haunted places. Alton is a VERY historical place. Especially the cemetary. There are AT LEAST a thousand people buried there and a lot of the graves go back to like the 1600s. If you would like to talk to me about it, here is my email: hamilton.grace13@gmail.com

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