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Runner's Harbor
Location: , , Barbados
Description
Runner's Harbor is a hotel that is located 10 miles from the airport in the country of Barbados. It is run by Callie Shaw's cousin Gary and his wife Janet.
Details
Runner's Harbor is a hotel that is located 10 miles from the airport in the country of Barbados. It is run by Callie Shaw's cousin Gary and his wife Janet.
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The hotel sits at the top of a large grass-covered hill at the end of a driveway that is over 300 feet long. The hill sits on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
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The large hotel is made of clapboard and bricks that had clearly seen better days. It has a shingle roof. The paint is losing its battle with the salty air from the ocean. But even with all this, the hotel still gives off an inviting and warm welcome feeling.
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The hotel is at least two stories tall. The entrance doors are made of heavy glass and walnut.
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The hotel grounds include a pavilion half-way between the hotel building and the cliff that drops about 100 feet to the beach.
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Runner's Harbor was built by Wiley Reed in the 1920's. It was Wiley's base of operations for his lucrative rum-exporting business.
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A trap door is located on the floor of the back porch of the hotel. It is activated by a piece of railing located on the edge of the back porch.
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According to Gary Shaw, there are stories of a lot of secret passages in Runner's Harbor.
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The beach to the north of Runner's Harbor was a series of curves with several small inlets and coves. The beach to the south of the hotel was basically one long stretch of white sand.
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There is a dilapidated boat house on the beach at the hotel that looks like it has not been used for years. The only entrance faces the ocean as the rear wall was built into the hillside. A dock juts out from the boat house into the water.
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Runner's Harbor was announced to be built by Wiley Reed and his young bride in 1926
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A series of tunnels crisscross under Runner's Harbor.
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CF35, Page:4
The hotel sits at the top of a large grass-covered hill at the end of a driveway that is over 300 feet long. The hill sits on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
CF35, Page:11
The large hotel is made of clapboard and bricks that had clearly seen better days. It has a shingle roof. The paint is losing its battle with the salty air from the ocean. But even with all this, the hotel still gives off an inviting and warm welcome feeling.
CF35, Page:11
The hotel is at least two stories tall. The entrance doors are made of heavy glass and walnut.
CF35, Page:13
The hotel grounds include a pavilion half-way between the hotel building and the cliff that drops about 100 feet to the beach.
CF35, Page:22
Runner's Harbor was built by Wiley Reed in the 1920's. It was Wiley's base of operations for his lucrative rum-exporting business.
CF35, Page:25
A trap door is located on the floor of the back porch of the hotel. It is activated by a piece of railing located on the edge of the back porch.
CF35, Page:37
According to Gary Shaw, there are stories of a lot of secret passages in Runner's Harbor.
CF35, Page:51
The beach to the north of Runner's Harbor was a series of curves with several small inlets and coves. The beach to the south of the hotel was basically one long stretch of white sand.
CF35, Page:52
There is a dilapidated boat house on the beach at the hotel that looks like it has not been used for years. The only entrance faces the ocean as the rear wall was built into the hillside. A dock juts out from the boat house into the water.
CF35, Page:52
Runner's Harbor was announced to be built by Wiley Reed and his young bride in 1926
CF35, Page:65
A series of tunnels crisscross under Runner's Harbor.
CF35, Page:78
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