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The Hay-Adams

800 16th Street Nw, Washington, Dc 20006

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The story

The 1928 hotel stands on the site of the homes of John Hay and Henry Adams, whose wife Clover died in December 1885. Staff and guests on the fourth floor report clock radios switching on, doors locking by themselves, a woman softly crying and a faint almond scent, said to be strongest in early December.

Visitors. Open to the public (luxury hotel; restaurant and bar open to non-guests).

Source. hauntbound.com

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Listing source hauntbound.com
Visitors Open to the public (luxury hotel; restaurant and bar open to non-guests).

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800 16th Street Nw, Washington, Dc 20006

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