• The Grand Midway Hotel

  • Oct 1 2024
  • Length: 47 mins
  • Podcast

  • Summary

  • The Grand Midway Hotel, located in the historic town of Windber, PA, is a place of mystery. A potential portal for spiritual activity. Its entire roof is a Ouija Board, it is home to the largest Tarot Card, and it is full of haunted objects. And that's all on top of the stories attached to the building, such as the alleged murder of a sex worker in the infamous Canopy Room and an unsolved murder in the Titanic-themed bar. Listen to hear all about The Grand Midway and my experiences staying there overnight. You'll also hear about the Spiritualist Movement and the history of Ouija Boards.


    Watch my hotel walkthrough here -- https://youtu.be/gaTgmQT0ka8?si=l0xUHXvKCtbuO4_E


    Have you experienced something paranormal? If you have an encounter you'd like to share, send a message to mirrorspod@gmail.com.


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    Sources:

    https://www.austintexas.gov/sites/default/files/files/Parks/OHenry/spiritualism.pdf


    http://www.grandmidwayhotel.com/


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbbGgaWfL0A


    https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/grand-midway-hotel


    https://www.wtaj.com/destination-pa/destination-pa-grand-midway-hotel-embraces-haunted-history/


    Produced and hosted by Gabby Hope Frye.


    Music by Jonathan Downs. Cover art by Kerry Mullen.

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