The Saint George Hotel in Weston, MO, built in 1845, is known for paranormal activity, with reports of a "lady in white" wandering the halls, the ghost of a child heard laughing or crying and interacting with objects, and unexplained sounds like whispers and knocking. Guests also report objects moving on their own, cold spots, and a general feeling of being watched, especially on the upper floors and in popular rooms like Room 302. A common sighting is a "lady in white" seen on the upper floors, near the windows, or wandering the halls. There are reports of a child's ghost, with guests hearing laughter or crying and observing the child interact with objects in the rooms. Guests and staff hear disembodied sounds, including whispers, knocking, murmurs, and laughter. Objects are reported to move on their own, and chairs have been seen moving from one spot to another. Visitors experience cold spots and a pervasive feeling of being watched. Room 302: This room is a popular spot for tourists and paranormal enthusiasts, with a reported incident of a chair moving by itself while guests slept. Upper Floors: Many paranormal experiences are reported on the hotel's upper floors, a testament to its historic and potentially haunted nature.