Barbee Hotel
The Barbee Hotel was considered a very high-class resort during Al Capone's time. He stayed in the hotel frequently, often clearing out all the guests so he could stay in seclusion. He always stayed in room 301 at the back of the hotel.
Indiana's haunted reputation stems from its rich history, including tales of the Underground Railroad, tragic events, and Native American legends, leading to numerous stories of ghostly activity and haunted locations.
The Barbee Hotel was considered a very high-class resort during Al Capone's time. He stayed in the hotel frequently, often clearing out all the guests so he could stay in seclusion. He always stayed in room 301 at the back of the hotel.
The jail was built from 1878 to 1879 and took two full years to complete. The jail has one of the few remaining turnstile left in the nation.
The Whitley County Jail, now known as the Haunted Jail, has a history dating back to 1875, with the structure designed with the sheriff's residence and office in the brick front and jail cells in the stone section to the rear.