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Address Details

Full Address
Brook Lodge Hotel, Augusta, MI
City
Augusta
State / Province
Michigan
Country
United States
Coordinates
42.33643, -85.35222

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The Haunting

Brook Lodge Hotel is a reportedly haunted school or campus site in Augusta, Michigan. Reports tied to the site usually focus on disembodied voices, screams, or footsteps and doors, lights, or objects moving on their own.

Reported account from HauntTracker: Hotel now owned by Michigan State University. Originally the Upjohn Family (of Upjohn Pharmaceauticals - since bought by Pharmacia and later Pfizer) summer residence. Dr. Upjohn died in the Doctor's Cottage - a beautiful, upscale large cottage on the edge of the creek, surrounded by his japanese garden.

Guests in staying in the cottage have told staff they hear footsteps and no one is there. It's not uncommon for guests staying in the Doctor's Cottage to go to the front desk during the night to request to be moved to another room due to the strange noises and feelings of uneasiness. Hotel staff have said they hear the piano playing when alone in the Doctor's cottage, closing up after events- and yet they are the only people there. Guests staying in the carriage house have reported hearing piano music during the night - but the only piano currently on property is too far away to be heard there.

If visiting, treat it as an active public or historic place and follow posted rules.

Activity Details

Activity Level

High Activity

What People Are Saying

Summary of visitor and community commentary

HauntTracker's public listing describes: Hotel now owned by Michigan State University. Originally the Upjohn Family (of Upjohn Pharmaceauticals - since bought by Pharmacia and later Pfizer) summer residence. Dr. Upjohn died in the Doctor's Cottage - a beautiful, upscale large cottage on the edge of the creek, surrounded by his japanese garden.

Guests in staying in the cottage have told staff they hear footsteps and no one is there. It's not uncommon for guests staying in the Doctor's Cottage to go to the front desk during the night to request to be moved to another room due to the strange noises and feelings of uneasiness. Hotel staff have said they hear the piano playing when alone in the Doctor's cottage, closing up after events- and yet they are the only people there. Guests staying in the carriage house have reported hearing piano music during the night - but the only piano currently on property is too far away to be heard there.