Unfortunately this photo was a fluke. I took one of the side nd the front quickly as I was going by just because it is an interesting building. The reason I kept it and posted it on my site was because of the photo fits with the story surrounding the building in the 1800's.
The reason I posted this was because I found it interesting that the image is consistant in all 4 panes of glass and that it appears to be wearing a RED hooded cloak. You usually don't see reflection consistancy in different, separate, panes of glass or color in these type reflections. You will also notice that there are no reflections in the other windows so it probably isn't a reflection and it was taken during the day.
Just thought it was interesting enough to post.
The building was a stage coach stop & hotel in the 1800's. It remained a hotel until about 20 years ago and then fell into disrepair. I remember going to the bar there about 30 years ago and I am told most of the original woodwork etc., is still there. However it is no longer open to the public.
You can see it better in a full size photo on this site it was published on. Look at the window in the large photo on the link below.
There are still issues with the inboxes. I'll get on it tomorrow and see if I can't figure out what the problem is. I apologize for any unusual things that may occur during this time. Maybe we really are haunted!?
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