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Brave guests can still book a room in Ogden’s historically haunted Bigelow Hotel.

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Brandi Christoffersen Ogden's historic Bigelow Hotel, also known as the Ben Lomond, has generated stories of supernatural activity for more than century. Wiki commons

On September 26, 1921, a 24-year-old cook named Harry Asugi Makoma finished his shift at the Reed Hotel in Ogden.

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