PHILADELPHIA, AMERICA'S MOST HAUNTED CITY

The Delaware River Fog .

Art Museum

Fonthill Mansion

USS Forrestal

South Philly steaks

McGillians

Boat House Row

Edgar Allen Poe

Dickens Inn

The Crying Mother

The Benjamin Franklin bridge

The Ghost of St Peter's

Eastern State Penitentiary

Academy of Music

Date:The present ~ Location:Lobby of Bellvue Stratford Philadelphia

I hope you enjoy your stay, it's a very beautiful lobby, don't you think? What's that you ask about my accent?

Well I am originally from Ireland , I started working here in 1970, I worked my way up from bellboy to waiter to an executor of a 1.5 billion dollar estate, yes during my stay here I have gotten to know alot of fine generous people, take Doris Duke for instance, she was an heir to the American Tobacco fortune, she made her residence here at the Bellvue , she took such a liking to me, she made me the sole executor of her inheritance when she died in 1993, that made alot of people very angry, there were even some people who accused me and her doctor of poisoning her!

I moved to a mansion in Bel Air until I had a slight mishap with high blood pressure ,they say I aways ate the wrong foods, but I don't have to worry about eating the wrong foods anymore.

You know I always liked bell hopping, you get to meet all the guests, after my little mishap in Bel Air in 1996, I decided to come back here and clear my name, you will see me pop up, here and there around the hotel declaring my innocence, so please don't be alarmed!

Oh look! At the top of the steps, it's Louise Schwettle, she is so much fun, she has been at the hotel since 1956 .

That year she was the guest of honor at the Piccadilly club dinner dance, I hope she does not try to slide down that bannister, the last time she did it she had a very tragic accident, she fell 37 feet to her...well she looks pretty good, don't you think, she can glide down that banister now light as feather, ha-ha.