Information about the ghost town of westridge

Music has been heard playing in the saloon. You can also hear the rattling of coins.

Items in the general store have a tendency to move. Bring objects and see if the spirits want to interact.

No major paranormal activity has been experienced in the horse stables.

There is a small graveyard behind the church with multiple unmarked graves. One of the graves appeared to be well manicured and recently had fresh flowers placed on it.

Through research, it appears US Marshals eventually made it to Westridge and found a trail of blood leading into the hotel and up to a second-floor room. There they found the dead body of Jefferson Gibson with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.

Missing Persons

Jeremy "The Hunter" Holloway

He went missing in 2015. Jeremy was an urban explorer and paranormal investigator. He wasn’t part of a team. He would go to remote locations and see what he could experience. According to reports from his friends, Westridge was the last location he was planning to visit. Jeremy was never seen without his sunglasses. According to his friends, the sunglasses provided a sense of security for him.

Amy Bardot

Jeremy "The Hunter" Holloway

She went missing in 2007. Amy was a geology major. In addition to her love of rocks and minerals, she loved history and westerns. Even though she had zero mining experience, she convinced herself there was still plenty of gold within the mines of Westridge. Her plan in 2007 was to spend the summer break looking for gold in the ghost town. Unfortunately, Amy never made it back for the start of the fall semester.

Peter Cook

Jeremy "The Hunter" Holloway

Peter Cook

He went missing in 1973. Peter was a family man and therapist. Apparently, he became fascinated with the town of Westridge after having one of his clients mention it in a session. His client was obsessed with the potential for gold and finding the final resting place of Jefferson Gibson, and it was causing problems in his marriage. It’s ironic that it also caused the end of Peter’s marriage; he lied to his wife about going on a weekend fishing trip, but went to Westridge instead, never to be seen again.