This book is a great read for the history buff, as well as those
interested in the paranormal as La Nae blends both the Wild West
Past and the Haunted Present to create a tribute to this enduring
landmark, and to the phantom "non-paying" inhabitants.
The St. Charles Hotel holds the esteemed honor of being a continuously operated hostelry since
the summer of 1862 when the doors were first opened, and has been part of the community that
grew from a United States territory into a State Capital. The Hotel has seen many changes in
owners, in managers, in names. Originally built for elegance, it fell in to squalor a hundred years
later. But thanks to Robert McFaddon's love of the old hotel, it became the most beautiful
building in downtown Carson.
The St. Charles Hotel is also very haunted, as discovered by local author Sandie La Nae and the
ghost hunting team she is part of "Thin Veil Investigators," who have regularly investigated the
hotel since 2005.
St. Charles Hotel
The Wild West Past - The Haunted Present
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