The James Bay Inn stands out because of its broad, rounded corner balcony and its yellow stucco exterior, which dates back to nineteen oh seven. It was originally built as a private residence for Emily Carr, the celebrated Canadian painter and writer, who lived here during her final years. After her death in nineteen forty-five, the building transitioned into a hotel. Guests often report seeing a woman sitting by the windows or walking through the halls, a spirit many believe belongs to Carr herself.
James Bay Inn Hotel, Suites & Cottages
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