Hotel Conneaut Ghost Elizabeth Photo

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Conneaut Hotel Ghost Elizabeth

Every year the Grassy Knoll Institute paranormal investigators return to Hotel Conneaut to document evidence that the elusive Matron of the Manor, Ghost Elizabeth is still roaming the hallways since her tragic death in 1943. This year we were filming the third floor hallway at night when a soothing yellowish light appeared in the window frame. The light slowly lit the surrounding area illuminating the hallway.

Several seconds later, an apparition appeared behind the willowy shear drapes forming the shape of a young woman. We snapped the above photo and then moved closer for a better vantage point. Elizabeth must have spotted our movement and quickly dissipated into the air.

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Hotel Conneaut Ghost Elizabeth Levitates

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Conneaut Hotel Ghost Elizabeth Levitates

The ghost of bride Elizabeth has been purportedly haunting Hotel Conneaut ever since World War II. Urban legend tells us Elizabeth died in a fire sparked by a lightning storm the night of her wedding. She perished in the fire while frantically searching for her husband, (A war hero on leave to marry his fiance) who mistakenly thought Elizabeth escaped the flames. For the past 60 plus years, Elizabeth has been roaming the hallways looking in every room in hopes of finding her lover.

In 2008, the Grassy Knoll Institute conducted an in depth investigation at the Hotel and collected plenty of empirical data snapping hundreds of photographs, taking hundreds of readings, and an in depth search and mapping of Elizabeth’s honeymoon room.

In early September this year, the Grassy Knoll Institute Paranormal team returned to Hotel Conneaut. This time, the results were more startling than previous encounters. In one very lucky encounter, we spied bride Elizabeth walking down the third floor hallway away from us. Sensing our presence, she turned to make eye contact with us, then quickly levitated and disappeared through the ceiling.

We believe Hotel Conneaut will have a very good 2011 season after this investigation goes public.

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Haunted Hotel Conneaut Ghost Elizabeth Photographed

The ghost of bride Elizabeth has been purportedly haunting Hotel Conneaut ever since World War II after she died in a fire sparked by a lightning storm the night of Elizabeth’s wedding. She perished in the fire while frantically searching for her husband, who mistakenly thought Elizabeth escaped the flames. For the past 60 plus years, Elizabeth has been roaming the hallways looking in every room in hopes of finding her lover.

In 2008, the Grassy Knoll Institute conducted an in depth investigation at the Hotel and collected plenty of empirical data snapping hundreds of photographs, taking hundreds of readings, and a thourough search and mapping of Elizabeth’s honeymoon room. You can find the investigation data here.
Haunted Hotel Conneaut

In early March this year, the Grassy Knoll Institute Paranormal team returned to Hotel Conneaut. This time, the results were more startling than previous encounters. In one very lucky encounter, we spied bride Elizabeth walking away from us down the hallway. Using our night vision setting, we snapped the photograph below. Seconds later Elizabeth dissappeared into the darkness. Although the photograph is in black and white, you can clearly identify a female figure dressed in white carrying what we believe to be her bridal bouquet.

We believe Hotel Conneaut will have a very good 2011 season after this investigation goes public.
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Ghost Elizabeth Captured On Film

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Ghost Lake Conneaut 2010 – Part 3-4

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We exited the House Of The Undead and made our way down the dark street towards the legendary haunted Hotel Conneaut and hopefully encounter the ghost Elizabeth in the honeymoon suite. In 2008, we literally had the hotel to ourselves freely roaming the hallways. In 2009, the haunt changed with plenty of fog, special effects, and actual spirits roaming the halls. We anticipated another upgrade for 2010. Here we go…
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Fear Level Three: Haunted Hotel Conneaut
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Hotel Conneaut Lobby

We walked into the lobby of Hotel Conneaut before our tour to snap a photo or two. The actual haunt entrance was on the side of the hotel and we would get there in good time.
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Hotel Lobby

A quick glimpse into the hotel lobby before we start the haunt. Spy any ghosts?
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Haunted Stair Case

This is the famous haunted hotel Conneaut stair case. It’s been reported that the ghost Elizabeth appears at the top of the stair case to people staying in the hotel.
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Ghost Elizabeth

Look! You’re in luck. The infamous bride ghost Elizabeth captured on film. She pleaded with us to help her find her lost husband.
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Hiding Spirits

Keep in mind that we were in almost total darkness. The monster crouching against the wall could not be seen. He would lurch up and scare you as you walked by unknowing he was there. A classic scare and very effective.
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Wedding Bed

This is believed to be the wedding bed and suite of Elizabeth and her soldier boy husband. It appears that they have consummated their marriage by the disheveled look of the bed.
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Below are more photos from inside the haunted hotel. This haunt was by far the best offered by the Ghost Lake group. There were many actors inside, fantastic fog, special effects, and the feeling of being in an actual haunted residence.

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Hotel Exit

After wondering around in the hotel for a while, we encountered this fine gentleman who guided us to the exit. He thanked us for coming and we went on our way to the next haunt level, The Terror Down Under.
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Fear level Four: Terror Down Under
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As we walked along the lake shore in the cool night air, we spied the next haunt level in the basement of the Beach Club restaurant.

The Beach Club Restaurant

The Terror Down Under was a haunt level in 2009, and by the looks of things, it was looking like exactly the same.
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Steps To Nowhere

Patrick pointed out these steps, they led to nowhere, and really had no purpose to the haunt or the restaurant. This haunt was in complete darkness. The floor was sandy, and quite uneven. There was plenty of people grabbing your ankles and loud screaming. And the hallway of glowing Jason Hockey masks was an excellent touch. Stay on alert in this area.
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Fear level Five: The Amityville Horror
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The Amityville Horror was a new haunt this year for Ghost Lake. It was a great movie and I was hoping the haunt would do it justice. Here we go…

Amityville Horror

This is the entrance of the Amityville horror haunt. The attendant collecting tickets asked not to be in the photo so we obliged her.
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Tombstone Markers

Off the porch were a few colorful tombstones decorating the yard. A subtle touch.
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Below are 5 more pictures from the haunt. Some places were very dark and sparse with actors but it was adequate. Enjoy the pics.

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We exited the Amityville Horror and began the short trek up the road to The Fog, the sixth level of fear. Check back tomorror for installment four.

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