Comments on: Tavern

By: david

david — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 01:06:12 +0000

diana is right it is the last turn saloon

By: Bruce Miller

Bruce Miller — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 17:23:07 +0000

I was once in the bar at around closing time. When I left, I noticed a cold sensation on the back of my neck. The next thing I knew my pants were down at my angles. I pulled my pants back up, then a strong force pulled them down again. I also then heard a Indian War Chant. I was so scared I ran to my car as fast as I could. It also took me a while to get to my car because my pants were around my ankles at the time. I will never go back.

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 22:35:44 +0000

My friend owns the last turn and we went down to see where in the 1800s they used to travel underground and we were talking to the spirits saying revel yourself and paraying and then a lightbulb fell down and our hearts stopped they reveled our self also one time a lady was sitting at a table when a man that was very pale walked in t othe last turn and sat down in booth three and dissapeerd the lady was crying and the worker came to her and said whats wrong and she told here what happens also while a guy was closing the place down he heard foot steaps and suddenly behind him he heard hey and he ran out of there screaming come to the last turn and talk to the spirits as well.

By: jeremyt

jeremyt — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 21:51:37 +0000

some of you are right, the white people did abuse and take advantage of the native americans. yeah, 200 gd years ago!!! why should i have to pay for that? my heritage is dutch-german. my family wasnt even in this country at the time this happened. noone that happened to is still alive!! what about all the land that was taken from farmers to build the rail road? do they get reservations and casino money? no. i want a casino!! i want a check for doing nothing but for the luck of being born a certain race. Ok, yeah I do get a check every month from the government, BUT i’m a Army vet and I broke my back, I have numbness from the waist down and in constant pain everyday.

By: ROSE

ROSE — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 19:59:29 +0000

This eas very errie the commment that rose made on November 1,2010. I would like to where this bar is also. I watch Ghost Hunters, Ghost Adventures,and everything that is available on the paranormal. It totally fascinates me.

By: disappointed in comments

disappointed in comments — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 04:37:07 +0000

how can you sit there and make races comments about white people . you people get a check every month from the government. you have no right to stereo type.all white folks cause if that’s the case Indians have been said to be a bunch of drunks and no one tricked anyone the adults wanted alcohol for land so who are the dumb as_es to sell their land cheap with out thinking it over?

By: rose

rose — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 04:17:43 +0000

Where is this place at? I would like to see it for my self I get into learning about haunted places and it would been great to see one first hand yes I do watch ghost hunters, ghost stories and etc

By: minnesotagirl78

minnesotagirl78 — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 18:05:42 +0000

wow, i just came on here to look up something that may be interesting to visit.
then i read the comments hoping to gain some idea of what others have experienced and all i have read is middle school bull ****.
thank you to the ones who did have something to say about the tavern in a positive way.

By: Ron F.

Ron F. — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 06:30:16 +0000

I’ve lived in Brainerd for over 25 years, and yes there are quite a few places that are haunted.

Far as I remember the Last Turn was built upon the location of the previous building, and my brother used to cook there and has told me numerous stories of late night occurrences.

Really want to get yourself spooked, beneath the railroad yard is a vast set of tunnels. About 10 years ago I was working for a contractor that was doing much of the repair work in the yard, I’ve seen some of the tunnels and been in a few of them first hand and personally have seen multiple things down there that still send shivers down my spine when I think about them.

If you live in the Brainerd area I’d recommend exploration of the tunnels beneath the railroad yard, some of the sewer system have some interesting rooms within it, and last I checked that big bowl shaped dip across the street from the old Franklin Junior High has a locked set of doors of which I’ve heard is supposed to be the entrance to a haunted bomb shelter.

Enjoy and explore, its at your own risk.

By: Lala (3/4 Native/Indian)

Lala (3/4 Native/Indian) — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 02:00:50 +0000

to kiki,
not to be rude or anything, but, it would take more than tobacco to put these “ghosts” to rest. This is mainly because of how tobacco has been treated and is now used. Yes tobacco would work, but first you would need to burn sage and encase the area in smoke.