The Glen Ferris Inn in West Virginia is said to be haunted by a bearded Civil War officer known as "The Colonel". The historic inn, which has been in operation since 1839, offers a "spine-tingling" experience for guests interested in the supernatural. According to West Virginia's Paranormal Trail, a bearded Civil War officer known as "The Colonel" haunts the inn. Guests have reported "eerie encounters and unexplained phenomena" throughout the historic inn's rooms and halls. Visitors have also reported a ghost hunt taking place at the old inn. Its long and storied history makes the Inn a prime candidate for paranormal activity. Built in the early 1800s: The structure may have been built as early as 1815, though it was officially licensed as a lodging house in 1839.