Peck House Hotel

Empire, CO · Historical Buildings

This former house hotel is now a private residence, so please respect the owners privacy. Hidden deep in the mountains, this hotel was rumoured to be haunted by at least two ghosts. The first was that of a male owner who was thrown from his carriage and died. His apparition has been seen walking the hallways of the manor house. Other phenomena reported includes coughing sounds from nowhere, cold spots and articles of clothing that move around of their own accord. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Geographic Information

Address
83 Sunny Avenue
Empire, CO
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GPS
39.7622418, -105.6835942
County
Clear Creek County County, Colorado
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Quick Answers

Is Peck House Hotel really haunted?
Visitors rate Peck House Hotel at 90 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 1 person has shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
Where is Peck House Hotel located?
The address is 83 Sunny Avenue, Empire, CO. GPS coordinates: 39.7622418, -105.6835942.
What kind of haunted place is Peck House Hotel?
Peck House Hotel is listed under Historical Buildings in our Colorado section.
What is the nearest town to Peck House Hotel?
Empire, CO is the closest town, about 0.1 miles away, with Downieville-Lawson-Dumont (3.5 mi.) and Georgetown (3.9 mi.) also nearby.

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Comments (1)

  • Melissa Martinez |

    To Whom it May Concern:

    My name is Melissa Martinez and I am the main researcher/administrative assistant for the paranormal research team DEAD OCTOBER PARANORMAL.

    Dead October Paranormal is a team of three family members, who grew up in the Northside of Denver. They are incredibly professional and seek to bring exposure to locations (and towns in general) that have claims of paranormal activity, while they seek answers to life's biggest questions! Job Martinez is the founder and his twin brother, Jonathan Martinez & cousin Vince Bernal bring a passion and appreciation for history with them as they investigate. They have investigated locations such as Fort Fransisco in La Veta, CO and the Cripple Creek Outlaw Museum (jail), as well as places in other states such as Malvern Manor and Ferrar Elementary in Iowa.

    Our research and personal experience (we grew up camping near Empire often) led us to reach out for help in contacting owners/managers to schedule an overnight investigation at the Peck House. Dead October is looking for a new location to investigate whenever possible. Their investigations are always highly promoted and often lead other visitors to enjoy the town once the evidence has been presented on social media forums and via episodes on Dead October's YouTube channel.

    Dead October Paranormal looks forward to hearing from someone and has the highest hopes of working together with the town of Empire to investigate this incredible building! We are open for other location suggestions as well! We just weren't sure who to contact in regards to getting into the Peck House and appreciate any information/contacts that you may be able to help us with.

    Please feel free to email me @mjjmmartinez2018@gmail.com, or reach out to any of the team members and view their work at the following locations:

    Dead October Paranormal (You Tube)

    www.deadoctoberparanormal.wordpress.com

    Facebook/Twitter/Instagram



    Job Martinez 720-656-9104
    danellebass12@gmail.com

    Jonathan Martinez
    jon.deadoctoberparanormal@outlook.com

    Vince Bernal
    Vinced019@outlook.com

    Thank you for your guidance and consideration.

    Kindest Regards,
    Melissa Martinez & Dead October Paranormal

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