In this eerie solo episode of Tales, Trails, and Taverns, Joe takes listeners deep into the shadowed halls of one of New England’s most legendary haunted destinations — The Omni Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire.
From its lavish beginnings in the early 1900s to the tragic tale of its original owners, Joe explores the hotel’s rich and sometimes chilling history. He tells the story of Caroline Stickney, the elegant widow whose spirit is said to linger in Room 314, forever watching the mountains from her rocking chair. The piano that plays without a pianist, the footsteps echoing down empty corridors, and the mysterious figure seen gazing from a sealed window — each story paints a picture of a place where luxury and the supernatural coexist.
Set against the backdrop of the majestic but unforgiving White Mountains, Joe also touches on the deeper legends tied to the land itself — ancient spiritual energy, restless spirits, and the whispers that echo long after the guests have checked out.
So settle in, pour yourself something strong, and join Joe as he opens the door to the haunted history of The Omni Mount Washington Hotel — a place where the past never truly lets go.
Keywords: haunted hotel, Omni Mount Washington, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, ghost stories, paranormal, haunted history, New England folklore, Caroline Stickney, luxury hauntings, solo episode, spooky travel

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