Fensalden Inn

The Fensalden Inn, located in Albion, California, is a historic bed and breakfast that once served as a Wells Fargo stagecoach stop in the mid-19th century. With buildings dating back to the 1850s, the Inn features unique architecture reminiscent of Bernard Maybeck and Julia Morgan, and is set on 20 acres overlooking the ocean. Guests can enjoy eight cozy rooms, each with a fireplace, and partake in regular murder mystery games. The Inn is also known for its ghostly legend of Elizabeth, a former prostitute believed to haunt the premises. The site has a rich history and offers a charming getaway for tourists and researchers alike.