The Economic Times

In 1937, a fake doctor bought an Arkansas hotel and converted it into a hospital. Many people died. Now spirits of the victims are said to haunt this place.

The Crescent Hotel, established in 1886, was a luxurious retreat for wealthy visitors drawn to its healing springs. However, it became a notorious site when Norman G. Baker opened a bogus cancer hospital there, resulting in numerous tragic deaths. Reports of ghostly encounters, especially linked to a stone mason named Michael in Room 218, unveil lingering spirits that frighten guests who feel an unsettling watchfulness.