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Aspiring actress Peg Entwistle jumped to her death from the “H” in 1932. Since then, there have been reports of a confused blond woman dressed in 1930s attire who vanishes suddenly, as well as the powerful scent of gardenias - the scent of  Peg’s favorite perfume.

Some of Orlando’s most famous families are laid to rest here, including many senators, mayors, and National Baseball Hall of Famer Joe Tinker. Many say that they've heard the unexplained sound of children’s laughter and haunting songs that seem to come from a phantom music box.


A mischievous ghost named Pinky inhabits the theater’s costume shop and plays pranks on guests, turning lights on and off and fiddling with buttons on costumes.


In 1936, U.S. Congressional Representative Marion Zioncheck leaped to his death from his fifth-story office window. Today, reports say that sometimes the elevator of the now-hotel rises to the fifth floor for no reason, and many guests report unexplained cool breezes and hear phantom footsteps in the middle of the night.

Legend has it that before the 1906 earthquake, a young mother realized her stroller had rolled into the lake - with infant in tow. Hysterical, she ran into the lake to search for her child, and she now appears as a ghostly woman in white searching for her baby on dark foggy nights.


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