"The Hotel Wyndham, built in 1893 for the sum of $35,000, as a Queen Anne Victorian that once boasted 45 rooms, including 28 bedrooms. Before the advent of the automobile, the hotel's extensive stables in the rear, capable of accommodating 40 horses, made at the Wyndham an attractive stopping point for travelers."
- Frank Quattrone, 83
In the early 1920s, a fire broke out at the hotel's vaulted stables.
Haunted?
When I first heard about this place being haunted, I honestly didn't believe it.
The building changed over time and turned into a restaurant, and I'm sure that some of the old features from the former hotel were gone. With that, I would say that this place is not haunted.
But according to the ghost hunter and the woman in this video, they made it sound like this place is haunted. I've seen people on YouTube used soundbox to communicate to the spirits. Most of the time I don't believe what the soundbox say. In the video below, it is surprising to hear the soundbox said the ghost hunter's name and the name of the former hotel.
What do you think? Are there ghosts present at Gypsy Blu restaurant?
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Garabedian, Marc. "Watch a Ghost Hunter Tour the Old Wyndham Hotel in Ambler." Glenside Local. Last modified October 30th, 2018. https://glensidelocal.com/watch-a-ghost-hunter-tour-the-old-wyndham-hotel-in-ambler/.
Historic American Buildings Survey, Creator. Wyndham Hotel, 34 East Butler Avenue, Ambler, Montgomery County, PA. Pennsylvania Montgomery County Ambler, 1994. Documentation Compiled After. Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/pa3006/.
Mueller, A.H. Atlas of the North Penn Section of Montgomery County, Pa., Plate 26, 1916.
Quattrone, Frank D. Ambler. (Charleston: Arcadia Publishing, 2004): 83-84.
"Whittock's Whitpain." Wissahickon Valley Historical Society. Accessed February 2, 2021. https://www.wvalleyhs.org/whittocks-whitpain/.
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