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Medora, North Dakota
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The Chateau de Mores in Medora is the 26-room hunting lodge and home built in 1883 by the Marquis de Mores, a French aristocrat who founded the town and named it for his wife, Medora von Hoffman. It is now a State Historic Site and museum. Staff and North Dakota ghost lists say Medora's spirit has returned, with tour guides finding the impression of a body on her side of the bed and her silver brush set rearranged, cold spots, flickering lights and sightings of a woman in white on the porch. The site offers lantern tours in the fall.
Open daily in summer and on a limited schedule in the shoulder seasons, with evening lantern tours on select dates; check the State Historical Society of North Dakota.
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