Smalley's Inn

New York · United States · Hotel

The Carmel, New York building dates from 1852. A local radio station sends staff to haunted places each October, and this is where they keep finding.

Smalley's Inn at Carmel in Putnam County, New York has stood since 1852, and the accounts from it are unusually varied.

What is reported includes figures appearing, telephones in the building calling one another, sightings of a little girl, and objects falling from where they were left. The small liquor store room in the basement is described as cold, with sounds and sensations that staff single it out for.

An addition from December 2003 brings in an outside witness, which is rare for a restaurant haunting. The local radio station K104.7 sends employees from its morning show out to haunted locations through October each year. Of everywhere they have been, Smalley's is where they consistently find the most.

The building has been in continuous use as an inn and restaurant for well over a century and a half. The reports come from staff, from customers and now from broadcasters, and the basement room comes up in all three.

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Where is Smalley's Inn located?

Smalley's Inn is in New York, United States.

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Accounts are drawn from local folklore and visitor reports.