Longwood Hotel

Built in 1885 and also known as the St. George Hotel and Longwood Village Inn, the Longwood Hotel has served over the decades as a gambling hall, an umpire school, and a movie set before its current life as office space. Its owner George Clark, a shoe salesman who'd bought and renamed the hotel in 1922, died in a fatal accident on the property on April 3, 1923, during an ice cream social held to celebrate the end of a booming tourist season. Tenants and police responding to a reported break-in have since described footsteps and lights turning on and off on the empty third floor, and an officer once reported seeing someone in an upstairs window during a room-to-room search that turned up no one.