Well i have ben then fo i dare i was all alone when i was sleeping a REALLY COLD gust of wind woke me p i looksed up fon out that i was in te elavator when ifell asleep on the kitchen floor and i saw a werido note in the cornor saying GET OUT NOW OR ILL HANG YOU!! i tok all my stuff ranout the door te note dtill in my hand and i looked a the note and my hand was bleed it creeped me out every time i went thre with m friends i alwayssawa E OUT NOW !! notes somewhere yet i still go there and still find notes but im not scared

We just went there Saturday August 22nd. We walked into the Restaurant (lower floor) which no body was in there at the moment and started looking around. We were finally greeted by a member of the wait staff who informed us that “yes, there was such a legend” but sadly he pointed out that the mirror from upstairs was brought down stairs AND the special glass was replaced with normal glass. Nothing like taking the haunt out of the place??!?!?!! Not satisfied with this we snuck upstairs after they left and found the bathroom and the Elevator. We tried our best provoke the ghosts, taunting her calling her fat and other such things to see if she would show. I even stepped inside the elevator (not sure how a fatty like Geneive could fit in that small thing) and started taunting her. My sister preteneded to hang herself while in the elevator… We then went into the Womans room and found a giant mirro in the sitting area of it. This was still not the type that made you look thinner, but none-the-less my sister kept posing in it and we were snapping pictures left and right…NOTHING happened. Oh well something are best left to the imagination…right?

for this story, it is all in your minds!

i got burned by the fireplace catching on fire myseriously

We’re authors and paranormal researchers. One of cases we investigated for our recent book, Haunted Travels of Michigan, was Bowers Harbor Inn. We spent months researching the Legend of Genevieve. We also had the opportunity of conducting an overnight investigation with a team that we’ve worked with on a few investigation. Some interesting video and audio were captured.

The elevator in the home wasn’t only used by Jennie. Her husband, Charles, was an invalid (confined to a wheelchair). The elevator was the only way he could get to their bedroom on the top floor.

BTW, Jennie died before Charles, not after … and she didn’t hang herself in the elevator!!!

Inspite of that, there is something unusual/paranormal going on at Bowers Harbor Inn. Don’t know if it’s Jennie, Charles or the original owners of the first farmhosue, but there is something.