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1929: There are mysterious goings on in Moffat where the spa hotels is anything but relaxing
1929: There are mysterious goings on in Moffat where the spa hotels is anything but relaxing
Many of the Gilver family have come down a whole host of illnesses from pneumonia to influenza. Everyone needs a change of air and a spa break in the lovely border town of Moffat seems ideal
Moffat offers magic and relaxation or so it says- people from all over Scotland and beyond head here to drink the sulfurous waters straight from the well and to soak up the benefits of the Laidlaw Hydropathic Hotel.
But there’s not much rest and relaxation going on here for the Laidlaw family
There’s the secret of the lady who arrived but never left And what of those drifting shapes in the Turkish bath?
Laidlaw Hydropathic Hotel.
You would think that a spa hotel would be relaxing and nice but sometimes they can be deadly if this one is anything to go by. The plans are to relax and spend some time getting one of the those treatments that they do, but when someone dies there, the atmosphere changes to one of
The Spa hotel and the town itself is stepped in mystery and ghostly goings on
The ghosts of Moffat do include the Haunted Ram and have been documented in many sources in history.
The well is real but Yellow Mary isn’t – or at least she’s not recorded in history but just in the author’s mind.
The Moffat Hydro was real until it was burned down in 1921 but for the sake of the novel, it’s lifespan and spooky history has been extended.
Author/ Guide: Catriona McPherson Destination: Moffat Departure Time : 1920s
Twitter: @CatrionaMcP Facebook: /Catriona-McPherson web: Catrionamcpherson.com
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