Saint James Inn

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The 1914 historic inn was built by a merchant seaman, and is allegedly haunted by the former owner, his daughter and three other separate entities. Guest reports range from being awoken by a ghostly man in a dinner suit to seeing a female spirit in old-fashioned clothing roaming the hallways. Others claim to have seen a pair of ghostly cowboys on the front verandah to a ghostly cat that has been heard purring in the hours between dusk and dawn.

(Submitted by Callum Swift)

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Geographic Information

Address:
723 Saint James Street
Gonzales, TX
United States

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GPS:
29.503657678543615, -97.45570698968811
County:
Gonzales County, Texas
Nearest Towns:
Gonzales, TX (0.2 mi.)
Waelder, TX (16.1 mi.)
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Luling, TX (16.8 mi.)
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Smiley, TX (19.6 mi.)
Yoakum, TX (23.6 mi.)
Flatonia, TX (24.4 mi.)
Kingsbury, TX (24.5 mi.)

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