In fact, some of the most haunted locations in the world can be found in Colorado, including the infamous Stanley Hotel, Cheeseman Park, and the Molly Brown House just to name a select few. Every website that has recorded haunted locations across Colorado include these sites and others. However, one of the mostly undiscovered locations can be found in the small town of Bailey, just off of the 285 Interstate. I'm of course referring to the Glen Isle Resort.

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Most people are aware of Alcatraz. It's a maximum-security prison off the coast of California that holds only the worst types of criminals from around the country. Mobsters and the like, such as Al Capone, George "Machine Gun" Kelly, and "Birdman" Robert Stroud have previously spent their time locked up in Alcatraz and, as an official statement, there have been no successful escapes from the compound...

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Unlike the Sloss Furnaces in Alabama which were heavily renovated, the Igloo City Hotel remains unfinished and never opened for business. Found in one of America's remotest states, it was also built in a part of the region where very few travel regardless. First built in the 1970's the Igloo City Hotel has traded owners throughout the years, none of whom have been capable (or financially able) to complete its construction, which was held up by code violations in prior decades

Sloss Furnaces, located in Birmingham, Alabama have been nicknamed the "Birthplace of Birmingham". Today the furnaces no longer produce iron, having been closed down in 1971 after a tragic incident. But nearly a decade after it closed, it had reopened as a national historic landmark in 1981. Currently the owners of the Sloss Furnaces hold numerous events to the public, including historical tours, block parties, music festivals, and more. But its legacy is darker than what's