Mineola Hotel [Documentary]

[@Katherine-zk5zj]

In 1982 I took a rode trip from Washington to Illinois and some friends took me by this unbelievable structure it was amazing...I got to walk up on the stairs on The porch and peek in... mesmerizing I'd say

[@nickmason2345]

I live a block away from here! Great video!

[@SmokeyWire56]

I miss driving my snowmobile across open fox lake to get a cheese burger form Carol and look at Al Capone's Hat, Gun and toilet seat.

[@bernadettedra4478]

I grew up across from the hotel. Just was there today..it's literally falling apart, looks so spooky😮

[@PeterKontor]

I'll do my best to save this building. Who wants to help?

[@Javon-Frs2013]

Bro I'm gonna be real with you, me and my buddys bring out cars there to take picks and every time we keep noticing how decrepit it is, you can see the second story rooms and doors that lead to no where, it ain't worth it

[@p.l.p4555]

I will.

[@wd-4d756]

Hey I’m doing a documentary on the mineola hotel for a school project, do you have any footage I could use or any stories you want to share about it?

[@willzender119]

My auntie got married here in the early 90s I've still got a creepy as pic of me dressed in my tux as ring boy with some kind of embrace from a apparition that appears only to some, though coming from the boy unto whom that embrace had touched I assure it was al,I'd also spent some troubled times in Joliet, stateville, cook county and had a job where he'd had a lil hideout just outside the loop, and I'd be doing him an injustice if I'd tell anything other than he'd never spoken to me directly, though I can honestly he would forcibly knuck my chin then while embracing my temples give me a sense of mind you unspoken you better handle yourself kid or well forever got mad love for the gangster that probably shook down pillaged and destroyed my elders community on the virtually unknown block of bowmanville Ave god rest all souls as our father and his father and well all them to our father and may we all be as blessed to know a place as serene as mineola