As Halloween fast approaches many people are looking for haunted houses to visit.  Theses haunted houses are of the type that has dressed up zombies and ghouls stalking darkened hallways with props and scenery.  However, Denver has some actual famously haunted houses that might give people a much more real scare. 

1. Grant- Humphrey's Mansion
    Denver's Cheeseman Park neighborhood, which once served as the city cemetery, is home to many a haunted house.  The Grant-Humphrey's Mansion is one such place.  Originally built in 1902, it was home to Denver Mayor James Benton Grant and then eventually one Albert E. Humphreys.  Both have long since passed away, but Humphreys reportedly lingers.  He died in an unusual shooting accident in the third floor of the mansion and is rumored to have never left.  Furthermore, when the area that is Cheeseman Park was converted from a cemetery, many bodies were disturbed and left buried and forgotten.  It is reported that these spirits also roam the Grant-Humphreys Mansion and keep Albert E. Humphrey company.

2. The Molly Brown House
    Molly Brown is known for surviving the sinking of the Titanic.  She eventually passed away, but the ghost of her and her husband, JJ, live on in their Capitol Hill Mansion.  Many visitors to the Mansion have reported smelling the smoke from JJ's cigars.  In addition, the window blinds have been said to move on their own in the room of Molly and JJ's daughter, Catherine.  Today the Molly Brown House is a museum and open to all visitors.
     

3. Croke-Patterson Mansion
     Since its construction in 1890 the Croke-Patterson Mansion has been reported to be haunted.  The original owner, Thomas Croke, never even lived in the house due to the evil presence he is said to have felt.  Today the building serves as an office.  Construction and office workers in more recent years report that items are moved and worked is disturbed or undone over night.  An actual apparition has been sighted on the stairwell.  Perhaps you will be lucky enough to experience the paranormal activity in this building!

These are just a few of the haunted homes in the Denver area!  For more ghostly sites to visit check out the Roadtrippers website or try one of these ghost tours.

     You'd be surprised what actually falls in a teacher's price range in Denver.  There is much more available than one might assume!  Teachers earning at least $40,000 a year with good credit should qualify for at least $200,000 in a loan.  This amount will differ from person to person, but every teacher I have worked with has been qualified for at least this amount.  In addition, a second bedroom in this price range can be rented out to pay off most if not all of your monthly mortgage payment!  Here are a few properties in Denver that one can get within that price range:

If these or any other properties interest you, contact Equity for Educators right away!  I'd be happy to take you to see it anytime.