Forums · Famous Old Hotels
A lot of them still standing and in business. Tucson's most famous hotel has to be the Hotel Congress which owes much of its fame to it's association to John Dillinger, and has a few resident "ghosts".
Read about it here:
Hotel Congress[/URL]
Read about it here:
Hotel Congress[/URL]
Well, I think, since I have a sort of "connection" with Outlaws, then I think it was more of someone just wanting to visit and tell their side of the Story, not like the Press told it.
Kind of like, "come on in, set a spell, let's talk over Tea and Cookies."
Kind of like, "come on in, set a spell, let's talk over Tea and Cookies."
Come on, girl! You know those outlaws weren't about to just have tea and cookies -- a fifth of Jim Beam would be more like it for those fellas!
Seriously, that is a great pic and it looks like it would be a fantastic place to stay. I love staying at B&B's and old hotels! You just never know who you might be sharing a room with.
Seriously, that is a great pic and it looks like it would be a fantastic place to stay. I love staying at B&B's and old hotels! You just never know who you might be sharing a room with.
I know, it was just the "impression" that I got.
The harder guys were staying in the Background. This was more of a Hospitable Feminine Energy that I think I was picking up upon.
A Female Energy holds the harder ones at bay.
She "rules the Roost," so to speak.
The harder guys were staying in the Background. This was more of a Hospitable Feminine Energy that I think I was picking up upon.
A Female Energy holds the harder ones at bay.
She "rules the Roost," so to speak.