Molly Brown House - Real Denver Haunt

This stately home was built in 1889 for Molly Brown and her husband, who survived the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic. Her spirit has been seen wandering through the house, and her presence is usually accompanied by cold spots. Pipe and cigar smoke is smelt in some rooms of the house, attributed to her husband's presence. The ghost of a lady in Victorian attire moves the furniture around the dining room and has been seen often by visitors. A ghost known as "Johanna" has been seen in an upstairs bedroom, and the ghost of a mad butler has been seen standing behind people when they go to look in a mirror on the first floor.

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