According to some people, Napa River Inn is haunted
\nBy Matthias Gafni\/Times-Herald, Vallejo<\/p>\n
Rooms Division Manager Shane Greenan leads a tour down the hallway at the Napa River Inn. (J.L. Sousa\/Times-Herald, Vallejo)
\nOn April 1, 1912, Albert Hatt Jr. hung himself from a wooden beam in his family’s warehouse.<\/p>\n
According to some, the building on the banks of the Napa River in the city’s downtown district has never been the same. In fact, they say it’s haunted.<\/p>\n
Nearly a century later, the old feed store serves as the Napa River Inn, a charming hotel in the heart of wine country. Ironically, its haunted mystique has actually helped business, said Sara Brooks, the hotel’s assistant general manager.<\/p>\n
“We get quite a few people specifically requesting to stay in a haunted room and then we get quite a few people specifically requesting to stay out of a haunted room,” Brooks said.<\/p>\n
The Napa River Inn is one of many so-called haunted landmarks throughout the region that you can reach on a tank of gas.<\/p>\n
Jonna Miller, a paranormal researcher and author of the historical fiction novel “Haunting for Time,” has cataloged many local places that claim to be haunted.<\/p>\n
“You live in a very interesting area. I’d love to have more time to research your area,” the Fresno author said in a recent phone interview.<\/p>\n
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