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Cody, Wyoming
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The Irma Hotel in Cody was built in 1902 by Buffalo Bill Cody and named for his daughter Irma. Travel Wyoming and local tours describe friendly ghosts that turn on water and move belongings, with some saying Buffalo Bill himself or Irma is among them; historic Rooms 35 and 37 cannot be booked. Cody's Haunted Tours and Trails walking tour starts here.
Working hotel and restaurant on Sheridan Avenue; the lobby and restaurant are open to visitors.
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