Difference between revisions of "The Hotel California"
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Another theory identifies the [http://www.exstjames.com St. James Hotel & Restaurant] in Cimmarron, NM. This hotel, founded in 1882, also contains a Lambert Room (Room #17) which is purportedly haunted. [http://www.exstjames.com/index.cfm?fa=viewContent&ContentID=6 Description of haunting] | Another theory identifies the [http://www.exstjames.com St. James Hotel & Restaurant] in Cimmarron, NM. This hotel, founded in 1882, also contains a Lambert Room (Room #17) which is purportedly haunted. [http://www.exstjames.com/index.cfm?fa=viewContent&ContentID=6 Description of haunting] | ||
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==Known Rooms in the Hotel California== | ==Known Rooms in the Hotel California== | ||
*The Lambert Room | *The Lambert Room | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 31 March 2017
The Hotel California is a frequently-referenced location in the Mayday ads. Its location is not known.
Theories about Hotel Location
Some believe that the Hotel California is really the Westcott House, an Anglican theological college in Cambridge, England. This theory is based on the presence of "The Lambert Room," a small boardroom available for rent. The Westcott House was founded in 1881 by Bishop Brooke Foss Westcott, a respected New Testament scholar.
Another theory identifies the St. James Hotel & Restaurant in Cimmarron, NM. This hotel, founded in 1882, also contains a Lambert Room (Room #17) which is purportedly haunted. Description of haunting
Known Rooms in the Hotel California
- The Lambert Room
