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Montrose, Colorado
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors — approximate location, not a photo of the site
The Museum of the Mountain West is a collection of relocated buildings, saloon and carriage house founded in 1997. The owner reports activity in a house moved from downtown Montrose, where visitors say they cannot step past the third stair, and in the carriage house. Ghost Adventures investigated in 2017; the accounts come from the owner and the production.
Open as a museum with guided tours; hours and admission vary, so call ahead.
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