The Molly Brown House

The Molly Brown House Museum offers tours Tuesdays through Fridays, chronicling Brown's life and the Victorian home at 1340 Pennsylvania St.

Special fall and winter events include Halloween Cream Tea on Oct. 13 and Victorian Horrors on Oct. 19 and Oct. 20. Professional actors portraying authors such as H.G. Wells, Edgar Allen Poe and Mary Shelley will read from some of their scariest works. To make reservations or to contact the Molly Brown House Museum, please call (303) 832-4092.

Visit the Molly Brown House Museum online at www.mollybrown.org.

Thomas & Perkins

The public relations firm Thomas & Perkins was instrumental and very helpful in navigating us through the many haunted corridors of the Sugar Building at 1530 16th St.

Visit Thomas & Perkins online at www.tandp.com.

Doug and Melodee Ikeler

Starting last October, the Ikelers have been very accomodating with both their time and house.

Last fall's SpookyMountainNews was based solely on their Capitol Hill home. Click here for that feature.

Experts in the feline health fields, Doug and Melodee operate five cat hospitals around the metro area as well as boarding for other pets.

Visit their site online at CatHospitals.com.

The Brown Palace

Many thanks go to the Brown Palace Hotel (and its ghosts) for their indulgence in letting us base our GhostCam Operations there.

The Brown Palace also offers tours.

To commemorate 109 years of Halloweens, historian Julia Kanellos will conduct specially themed Ghost Tours from October 2nd through November 3rd. These historical tours will be offered to the public for free with advance reservations by calling (303) 297-3111 ext. 3104.

Visit the Brown Palace online at www.brownpalace.com.

The Stanley Hotel

Most famous for Stephen King's The Shining, the Stanley Hotel is hosting its annual Shining Halloween Ball on Saturday, Oct. 27.

The package includes one night loding, murder mystery, dinner for two and other amenities. Call 1-800-976-1377 for more information.

Visit the Stanley Hotel online at www.stanleyhotel.com.

Phil Goodstein

Perhaps no one has more appreciation and concern for Denver's historic Capitol Hill neighborhood than local author and historian Phil Goodstein. His book The Ghosts of Denver: Capitol Hill was influential and helpful in this project. He also plays the perfect ghost eccentric.

A native of Denver, Phil has written several books. They are: The Theory of the General Strike, Denver's Capitol Hill, South Denver Saga, Exploring Jewish Colroado, The Seamy Side of Denver, and Denver Streets: Names, Numbers, Locations, Logic. They are available in local bookstores.

Phil also gives walking and bus tours of Capitol Hill through Colorado Free University.

The Denver Press Club

Founded in 1884, the Denver Press Club currently tallies 450 members from print, online, radio and television media. The club has been active in recent charity events, including blood drives.

Visit the Denver Press Club online at www.pressclub.org.