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Elizabeth's Room: Inside the Goldfield Hotel Haunting

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Joe The Ghost Guy: Good afternoon. Good evening. Where we are across the. country and around the world. You are listening to Ghost Stories.

Joe The Ghost Guy: and the Unusual Paranormal Podcast. I'm indeed your spooky host. Joe. The Ghost Guy. We have a wonderful story here today.

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Joe The Ghost Guy: without any further ado. If you want one of these cups, please call me at theparanormalghoststories at gmail .com. So let's get into our spooky story today.

Joe The Ghost Guy: There's a place. In Arizona. or the desert. seems to remember. Everything. A place.

Joe The Ghost Guy: We're in entire city. once rose. from nothingness. We're a fortune. were made. We're men.

Joe The Ghost Guy: disappeared. in minds. There were... violence. Was a part of everyday life.

Joe The Ghost Guy: And we're according to generations of legends. Some of the dead. Never left.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Tonight. We're going to the middle of the Nevada desert. to a town. that once held. Nearly 20 ,000 people.

Joe The Ghost Guy: A town. that exposed

Joe The Ghost Guy: 18. home where it exploded. into existence after Goldrush was discovered.

Joe The Ghost Guy: And then... slowly died. When the gold... disappeared. and standing over. that ghost town. is a building That was.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Became. Legendary. A massive. Brick Hotel but dark windows. Empty rooms.

Joe The Ghost Guy: writing doors. and floors. and the stories of spirits. that supposedly still wander its halls.

Joe The Ghost Guy: This is the story. of the gold field. hotel.

Joe The Ghost Guy: And tonight. We're going to meet The Ghost. All of them. the women.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The Woman known as Elizabeth. The star of tonight's episode. The mysterious. Hang woman.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Amen. said to have fallen. from the roof. The violent spirit. called the stabber. And perhaps even the ghost. the hotel's powerful owner.

Joe The Ghost Guy: George. Wing filled.

Joe The Ghost Guy: but there's something important. You need to know before we enter. these stories are legends. and reported. paranormal's accounts.

Joe The Ghost Guy: not established in historical facts. In particular... the famous Elizabeth story. has been changed by historians.

Joe The Ghost Guy: and paranormal researchers. and some accounts. has traced its development. to later storytelling around the hotel. But whether you believe the stories...

Joe The Ghost Guy: Or not. There's something. and deniably frightening. About the gold field. because the building is. Real.

Joe The Ghost Guy: their story. is real and the suffering of the mining era. was real. the hotel Heh.

Joe The Ghost Guy: It's still standing.

Joe The Ghost Guy: before the ghost. before there was gold. 1902

Joe The Ghost Guy: Goldfield began. began growing from a remote mining settlement into one of the Nevadas. Greatest boomtown It came.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Then came the discoveries. Thousands of people. poured into the desert at its peak. Go field.

Joe The Ghost Guy: had approximately... 20 ,000 residents and became Nevada's largest and wealthiest city for a time.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Let's think about that. For a second, shall we? 2020? thousand people. In the middle of a... Desert.

Joe The Ghost Guy: There it was. Hotels? Thanks. saloons, newspapers. Other businesses...

Joe The Ghost Guy: Gambling? Mining? Money. And of course... You've got. the violence. Goldfield became a city where dreams can make you rich.

Joe The Ghost Guy: or They could kill -

Joe The Ghost Guy: And in 1908... one of the most buildings. in Nevada open its doors.

Joe The Ghost Guy: the gold field. Hotel.

Joe The Ghost Guy: When the hotel opened it was not an abandoned ruin It was quite the opposite.

Joe The Ghost Guy: It was pretty. spectacular. The hotel gain roughly. Had obtained or contain a hundred and 50 rooms.

Joe The Ghost Guy: With telephones. Electronic lighting

Joe The Ghost Guy: Heating Private Bass.

Joe The Ghost Guy: elaborate furnishings. Crystal chandeliers. Gold leaf decoration. and an elevator. That was considered. extraordinary technological luxury.

Joe The Ghost Guy: at that time The wealthy came. The bankers. mining, Magnets.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Politicians. Gamblers. Gunslingers. and the women. worked at the gold Field's Notorious Nightlife.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The hotel. was alive. The hallways were filled with voices. The music. The Footsteps The laughter.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The champagne. The doors opening and closing. People coming. People were leaving. According to legends.

Joe The Ghost Guy: some people I entered. The Goldfield Hotel. Had never truly left

Joe The Ghost Guy: Every haunted hotel. Hill. has a name. at the goldfield.

Joe The Ghost Guy: that name Is there a story? today's episode. Her name was Elizabeth. according to the famous legend.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Elizabeth was a woman. Who came. romantically involved with the mining magnet. named George Wingfield. A story says.

Joe The Ghost Guy: She became pregnant And when the pregnancy threatened reputation. and his marriage. Elizabeth's. So.

Joe The Ghost Guy: supposedly became problem. Amen. to disappear. The legend claims. She was taken.

Joe The Ghost Guy: to room 109. There. She was allegedly Chained to a radiator. world. for days.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Then we. Peace. and some versions of the story. says the remained she remained there through her pregnancy.

Joe The Ghost Guy: according to the legend She cried. She begged. She screamed. No one came.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Imagine that room. No sunlight. It locked. door. A radiator. And a woman alone.

Joe The Ghost Guy: and outside. People. Walking through the hotel Talking. Laughing. Drinking. Well, somewhere. behind a closed door.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Someone was allegedly begging to be released. But here... was where the story becomes even darker.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The legend. Says Elizabeth. eventually gave birth. And then... She disappeared. One version.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Claims she died during childbirth other claims. She was murdered. and perhaps most horrifying part of the legend.

Joe The Ghost Guy: is that she would happen to have her baby.

Joe The Ghost Guy: And some versions say that the child was thrown into a mineshaft. or underground passage underneath the hotel.

Joe The Ghost Guy: There are no reliable historical evidence establishing this story as fact. but the legend. has come.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Inseparable. from the Goldfield Hotel. and according to Paranormal Lore Lisbeth never left.

Joe The Ghost Guy: And room. 109. became known as in paranormal lore. was the one of the hotel's most disturbing rooms.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Some call it. the vortex room

Joe The Ghost Guy: Visitors and paranormal investigators have claimed the room. feels different. It's. hold.

Joe The Ghost Guy: heavy.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Impressive.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Some have reported becoming emotional. Others have claim to hear crying. And some stories say the room's atmosphere changes suddenly.

Joe The Ghost Guy: But imagine. Be in there. You're standing outside the room. Your flashlight moves across the walls. Nothing.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Look at the radiator. Nothing. You hear the wind outside And then...

Joe The Ghost Guy: You hear it.

Joe The Ghost Guy: A baby's crying. You freeze. The Zone. comes again. He looked towards the door.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Nothing.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The cries stop.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You take. one step towards the hallway. And then... A voice. Whispers behind you.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You turn. Nobody. The room is empty. but the door. which you know. You left open.

Joe The Ghost Guy: is now closed.

Joe The Ghost Guy: one of the darkest. Extensions. of Elizabeth. Legend. is the story of the child.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Some paranormal accounts claim that the baby's cries can be supposed Posley. Be heard. Underneath the hotel.

Joe The Ghost Guy: is sound coming from below. room somewhere underground. from somewhere. were no living child.

Joe The Ghost Guy: should be.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Imagine standing in the lobby. You hear it. You look around. Nobody else reacts.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You hear it again. You kneel. You place your hand against the floor. They're crying. Stops.

Joe The Ghost Guy: then

Joe The Ghost Guy: knocking. begins. You stand. There. The entire hotel is silent.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Then. You hear a woman. Crying upstairs.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Is that Elizabeth? Calling for a child? She was supposed to be lost. That is the legend. Not proven history.

Joe The Ghost Guy: but as one of the reasons God filled Hotel. has became such a powerful piece. of Nevada's ghost lore.

Joe The Ghost Guy: elizabeth Isn't the only spirit Set up the hotel. another story Tales of a Woman Ooh, legendly.

Joe The Ghost Guy: hunger self and her identity. is uncertain. or his story is her history It's uncertain.

Joe The Ghost Guy: even the details of the story Very. According to the Haunting legend. Her spirit remains. Some stories described.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Yeah. apparition of a woman appearing in the hotel a figure standing motionless Head lowered.

Joe The Ghost Guy: her covering a hair cover on her face You see her at the end of the hallway. You call out.

Joe The Ghost Guy: She doesn't answer. You take one step forward She takes one step. back you move closer She disappears.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Then... You feel something. Touch the back of your neck You turn. Nothing. You look beautiful. towards the ceiling.

Joe The Ghost Guy: above you. A rope.

Joe The Ghost Guy: as slowly swinging.

Joe The Ghost Guy: But there is no breeze.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Another spirit. ascended. another spirit associated with the Goldfield Hotel. is said to be a man.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Again. the historical details. are uncertain. But the legend remains. According to the stories. His ghost is...

Joe The Ghost Guy: sometimes connected to the upper. floors. Imagine. Walking upstairs, the fourth floor. the third floor. the second floor.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Your footsteps echo. Then you hear something above you

Joe The Ghost Guy: You're here footsteps overhead. You look up.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Another step. then another. But the floor... above you. is supposed to be empty. You reach to the top.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Nothing. He walked towards the window. And suddenly...

Joe The Ghost Guy: Here.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You look down. There's nothing there. You turn around. A man is staring behind you. is closed. appear old.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Space. is pale. He looks directly at you. And then... He walks backwards towards the window.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You shout. He disappears.

Joe The Ghost Guy: If there is one spirit. That sounds like it. belongs in a nightmare. It's... The stabber. According to legend.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Stabber. is malevolent. male spirit. said to rome The hotel. carrying a large knife.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Travel out. Nevada's historical count. of goldfields. ghost lore. describes the Stabber.

Joe The Ghost Guy: as a spirit supposedly associated With hotels. Old Room. where he said to attack. visitors.

Joe The Ghost Guy: some accounts notes that he was never. actually harmed anyone. Still. You imagine.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Here in... footsteps behind you. Return. There's nothing. Continue walking. Another sound.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You hear it again. footsteps You turn. Nothing. Then...

Joe The Ghost Guy: here it is It's the wall.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Knife scraping against metal. You freeze. the sound of darkness

Joe The Ghost Guy: You whisper. Who's there?

Joe The Ghost Guy: Silence. Then...

Joe The Ghost Guy: There's a man's voice.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You step backwards. Something hits. The Wall. beside your head.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You look... A knife. In. bedded. and the wooden wall. You run. Behind you.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You start hearing.

Joe The Ghost Guy: fast. Getting closer. He reached the staircase. You look back. Nothing.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You turn forward. At the bottom of the stairs. A man is standing there Holding a knife. He raises. rises it to his head.

Joe The Ghost Guy: goes out.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Then there is man. and the sinner. of lisbeth's legend George Wittenfeld

Joe The Ghost Guy: Wingfield was a real historical figure.

Joe The Ghost Guy: a wealthy Banker. and mining magnet. who are associated with the hotel

Joe The Ghost Guy: and he is associated with Goatville's extraordinary boom. the goldfield hotel was built during the period when men like Wigfield Possessed. Numerous influence.

Joe The Ghost Guy: in Nevada. and according to paranormal lore. Some visitors Have a - reported that the smell of tobacco.

Joe The Ghost Guy: inside the hotel. A strange. Smell. Strong. Sudden. and gone.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The smell has sometimes been... And... imprinted as a sign of Wingfield's supposed spirit. but there is no established evidence.

Joe The Ghost Guy: proving that the smell A residence is ghost. Still. for a horror story. Imagine. You're standing alone in a dark hallway.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You smelled the Paco. Not a cigarette. No cigar. Nothing burning. The smell.

Joe The Ghost Guy: It's stronger. Then. a man's voice. behind you.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You win!

Joe The Ghost Guy: You turn. Nobody. You smell again. The tobacco. The smell disappears.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The upper floors. of the hotel. That became part of mythology. Paranormal accounts. I've described figures.

Joe The Ghost Guy: I prayed in there. one Bye -bye. Magazine. one of Old Nevada's magazine accounts. uh records the local guide.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Virginia Ridgeway saying that she... had seen a figure on the fourth floor. Now imagine you standing there. on the fourth floor.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The hallway. It's dark. The windows. are all broken. Moonlight. Interest. through the glass. You see a woman at the end of the hallway.

Joe The Ghost Guy: She is facing away from you. You call out. She doesn't move. You walk closer.

Joe The Ghost Guy: 10 feet. 5 feet. Three feet. Then. She slowly turns. round. Her face is completely... white.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Her eyes. are black.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You scream. Flashlight flickers. Then. She's gone. But now... There's someone standing behind you.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Perhaps the most frightening thing about the Goldfield Hotel. isn't. any single Ghost. It's the building itself.

Joe The Ghost Guy: watching the tone Change. Watching people. Come. and go. watching the desert reclaim its streets.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Goldfield's population. Collapsed. after the mining boom faded in the hotel eventually felt despair.

Joe The Ghost Guy: today. the hotel is not the glittering palace it once was. The chandeliers are gone now. The crowds are gone.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The laughter. It's gone. and the windows stare over the desert. like empty eyes Travel Nevada.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Currently... bliss the goldfield hotel as closed and says tours are not being offered. So when you look.

Joe The Ghost Guy: at the building today You're looking at something real. Something old. Something abandoned. It's something Surrounded. by stories

Joe The Ghost Guy: Imagine. one Final. Investigation.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Three people. One night. One flashlight. One recorder. and at the goldfield hotel after midnight They entered the lobby.

Joe The Ghost Guy: opening.

Joe The Ghost Guy: They begin to record.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Is someone here? Silence.

Joe The Ghost Guy: if there's a spear here gives a sign.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Yeah.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Everyone freezes.

Joe The Ghost Guy: a second knock A third.

Joe The Ghost Guy: One investigator whispers. Elizabeth. Silence. then The recorder crackles.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Hmm.

Joe The Ghost Guy: you

Joe The Ghost Guy: books around one another. Your recorder continues. Then another voice A man's voice.

Joe The Ghost Guy: investigators Go back towards the entrance. And then...

Joe The Ghost Guy: Footsteps. come from the staircase.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Slow. Heavy. Coming down. Nobody speaks. Then...

Joe The Ghost Guy: The footsteps.

Joe The Ghost Guy: at the bottom of the stairs Nothing. One investigator shines a flashlight towards the hallway. A woman standing there.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Elizabeth At last...

Joe The Ghost Guy: That's the legend. who would tell us. She looks towards them. She points towards Room 109.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The V. then The investigators follow. The door is closed. One reaches. for the handle. The door opens.

Joe The Ghost Guy: By itself.

Joe The Ghost Guy: inside. The Reader. The darkness. The Empty Room There.

Joe The Ghost Guy: You hear it

Joe The Ghost Guy: One of us. Gators begins crying. Another one says... You hear that? Then the woman...

Joe The Ghost Guy: Whispers.

Joe The Ghost Guy: lights. Go out.

Joe The Ghost Guy: innovate The investigators run. down the hallway. Down the stairs towards the entrance But the front door...

Joe The Ghost Guy: won't open.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Open. Nothing. They pull harder. Nothing. Behind. thin. The hero.

Joe The Ghost Guy: They hear it again.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Three. They turn. At the hallway. Stan's a man.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The Stabber. Your faces. the hidden. in the darkness

Joe The Ghost Guy: Inai. Hangs in. to his side. behind him. Another figure. A woman. Elizabeth and behind Elizabeth. A small shadow.

Joe The Ghost Guy: A child. The investigator whispers.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The hallway goes silent. Not Charles Shadow. Takes one step forward

Joe The Ghost Guy: Then another. than another. and another. The woman begins crying.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Man raises his knife The investigator closes his eyes. And suddenly... The front door. Flies open.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Then...

Joe The Ghost Guy: I was certain.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Desert Air. flushes through the lobby. Everyone runs inside. They don't stop.

Joe The Ghost Guy: They don't look. back. until they reached the vehicle. When investigators finally turns around The hotel's dark. Completely dark.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Except. One window.

Joe The Ghost Guy: In room. 109. He liked. is glowing behind. The Glass. It's Dan. and standing at the window.

Joe The Ghost Guy: is a woman. Watching them.

Joe The Ghost Guy: She raises her hand. And slowly wave.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Is Elizabeth real? Or... is there no reliable. There's no reliable evidence.

Joe The Ghost Guy: proving that she was Chained. into a radiator in room 109. Is a child beneath. The Hotel Real.

Joe The Ghost Guy: There's no establish evidence providing the story. Is the stabler real? No verified evidence. Dimash's...

Joe The Ghost Guy: that a knife -holding spirit attacks visitors.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Is there a hanged woman? real. The legend survives. but the details. are uncertain. And as George Ringfield goes, responsible for the smell of tobacco.

Joe The Ghost Guy: that remains a paranormal interpretation. These are stories legend. reports. pieces of folklore.

Joe The Ghost Guy: They have grown. over decades. And perhaps... That's... What makes golf build? Hotel. So fascinating.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Because beneath the supernatural stories. There is a real history. A real mining town. Real people. Real hardships.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Real. Yes. and a real building. that has survived the collapse of the world that created it. Go field. once beloved.

Joe The Ghost Guy: It's feature was underground. Gold. Fortune. Well... But then... the minds declined The people left.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The lights went out. The streets emptied. And the hotel remained. today. When the Nevada sun the p disappears behind the mountain The Goldfield Hotel.

Joe The Ghost Guy: becomes the silhouette. Yes. desert sky The windows. become black The Doors become silent.

Joe The Ghost Guy: in the old buildings seemed to stare back. Maybe there's nothing inside Maybe. Every sound. is ordinary.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Explanation Maybe. The ghosts exist only in stories. Or maybe... When the desert comes completely silent something moves through those empty hallways.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Maybe Elizabeth is still waiting. Maybe they hate women. is still wandering. Maybe the man who fell from the roof. still walks upstairs.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Maybe George Wingfield's presence still lingers. in the smoke -filled air and perhaps somewhere in the darkness. Stabber.

Joe The Ghost Guy: is still waiting behind. the next door.

Joe The Ghost Guy: There is one final question. if the Goldfield Hotel is empty. And no one is supposed to be inside.

Joe The Ghost Guy: And then...

Joe The Ghost Guy: Who just knocked?

Joe The Ghost Guy: This is it.

Joe The Ghost Guy: The gold. The end. Hotels.

Joe The Ghost Guy: This is Elizabeth. I have to get over. the podcast. And you have been listening. It's the Goldfield Hotel.

Joe The Ghost Guy: the most haunted hotel in Nevada. a place where the gold is gone. People. are done. The laughter.

Joe The Ghost Guy: is gone. Okay. According to legend. Amen. All that goes. have stayed. And if you ever find yourself driving through Goldfield at night,

Joe The Ghost Guy: And you see a light burning in the window. of the old hotel.

Joe The Ghost Guy: I will like you. to stop.

Joe The Ghost Guy: and whatever you do.

Joe The Ghost Guy: And please. Help.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Thank you, Elizabeth.

Joe The Ghost Guy: and some of What Elizabeth said. I will counter to that. Once, if you do find yourself at the hotel. Hill.

Joe The Ghost Guy: It might be. The final. That might be the last thing. You ever do?

Joe The Ghost Guy: And. Till. Them, my friends.

Joe The Ghost Guy: Stay spooky.

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