Gadsden Hotel
Douglas, Arizona, United States
Hotel · local-legend
The Story
The Gadsden Hotel's basement is associated with a headless man. The Henry Trost historical-building site records that figure, while Legends of America notes that some retellings identify him as Pancho Villa and place sightings in corridors as well. The apparition is local lore; its identity is not an established historical fact. Add Henry Trost source for headless basement figure; Pancho Villa identification remains legend. Directory details may be historical. Address is directory-supported; exact mapping withheld.
The Hauntings
The Gadsden Hotel's basement is associated with a headless man. The Henry Trost historical-building site records that figure, while Legends of America notes that some retellings identify him as Pancho Villa and place sightings in corridors as well. The apparition is local lore; its identity is not an established historical fact. Add Henry Trost source for headless basement figure; Pancho Villa identification remains legend. Directory details may be historical. Address is directory-supported; exact mapping withheld.
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