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"Come and enjoy the splendours of what we offer. We will not disappoint, we will not take your money if you are not happy with the service and experience that we give out. We offer steambaths, jacuzzi's, dance halls, playpens and many more adult things. Come and experience simply what we call The Lodge. A place where dreams do come true!"
-Written by Xavier Kradon Milton for the reopening of The Lodge Resort for NY Celebrations to herald in 2000.
But the Lodge holds many secrets and some secrets can be dangerous.......Beware of the Illusions, for they can be the most dangerous.
The Hidden History of The Lodge Resort
Situated deep in the Rockies in a picturesque small valley called by the local Indian tribe as 'Chechua' has been partly a buriel ground for their tribe and holds the evil spirits of their enemies.
The building is double storied and is a impressively large building covered 2 wide kilometers (4 miles). The Lodge has been a family heirloom passed down by the fathers to their son's as a business and a treasure to be used and consumed.
In 1852AD it was opened by the builder, Jeremiah Kradon and initially it was opened as a brothel for the pioneers and soldiers fighting the last remaining independent Indian West Coast tribes. In 1855AD, Jeremiah Kradon sold the thriving business to the new arrivals in the area, the Milton family. Little is known for the reasons of selling the business but it is proported that Jeremiah from Day 1 began to manifest bad dreams and began to see spirits re-enact their death battles. Nothing is known to what became of Kradon after he sold the Business.
With the purchase of the business by the Milton family under the headship of John Arthur Eld Milton, the business picked up and up and down the WEST coast and even the Mid-American states people flocked to the brothel. This was further enhanced by the acquisition of a gambling room and a bar.
In 1890AD the son of John Arthur Eld Milton, Reginald Alan Milton began plans to build a second story to the building. In 1895AD this building process was built but not without controversy. 10 builders mysteriously lost their lives on the site, 4 falling when their ropes gave way under mysterious circumstances, 3 were food poisoned and the other 3 were found naked in sexual positional body postures with their necks slit.
The building of the second level produced a golden age where the brothel aspect was moved up stairs and rooms were built as well as lodging. The downstairs held the gambling, bar and the newly opened restaurant.
In 1910AD with the passing of Reginald Alan Milton in his sleep at the age of 56, his succeeding heir was not a son but a daughter, Laria Leigh Milton who continued the successful enterprise of the Lodge. In a change of business focus, The Lodge under her direction became a vacation resort where people could come as a group or alone or in a couple and enjoy for one week the splendours and delights of the woman or men of the Brothel or just relax in the bar, gambling rooms or the terraces.
Laria in 1919AD met a stranger to the now known The Lodge Resort, a man known as William Kradon (the grandson of Jeremiah Kradon) after a brief but whirlwind romance they were married and a son was born out of the union. They called him Clark Kradon Milton.
In 1930AD, with the same nightmares that inflicted his grandfather, William Kradon committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree outside the Lodge. In absolute rage and heartbreak, that Laria never recovered from, she became a shell of a woman. She blamed the spirits for the death of her beloved and felt that the resort was cursed.
One year later she decided to do something that would have repercussions later on. Gaining council and sheriff approval she had workmen dig up the Indian buriel site and remove the bodies. Laria believed the removal of the bodies would end the curse. But things just got worse.
In 1945AD, at the old age of 87, Laria was murdered in cold blood in front of her son who was at that stage 18. In Clark's testimony to the police investigators, he stated that a knife was picked up in the kitchen by an unseen force and was plunged into his mother as she had her back turned. The police had their doubts and believed Clark did it but they could not find evidence to prove their theory valid.
So Clark Kradon Milton, the heir and sole owner and last member of the Milton family crest continued on his mothers new business direction, furthermore sprucing up the business.
In 1968, a son was born to him by one of the brothel workers in a short affair. Out of inbred morals he married the worker known as Lady Caylea. It was a loveless marriage.
This takes us to the present December 1999, one week before NYE.
After extensive renovations The Lodge Resort is now open for the last week of 1999 to hail in the year 2000. Come enjoy the delights and the beauty of The Lodge. NYE promises to be the party to end all parties. We are now open.
- Xavier Kradon Milton (December 1999)
-Written by Xavier Kradon Milton for the reopening of The Lodge Resort for NY Celebrations to herald in 2000.
But the Lodge holds many secrets and some secrets can be dangerous.......Beware of the Illusions, for they can be the most dangerous.
The Hidden History of The Lodge Resort
Situated deep in the Rockies in a picturesque small valley called by the local Indian tribe as 'Chechua' has been partly a buriel ground for their tribe and holds the evil spirits of their enemies.
The building is double storied and is a impressively large building covered 2 wide kilometers (4 miles). The Lodge has been a family heirloom passed down by the fathers to their son's as a business and a treasure to be used and consumed.
In 1852AD it was opened by the builder, Jeremiah Kradon and initially it was opened as a brothel for the pioneers and soldiers fighting the last remaining independent Indian West Coast tribes. In 1855AD, Jeremiah Kradon sold the thriving business to the new arrivals in the area, the Milton family. Little is known for the reasons of selling the business but it is proported that Jeremiah from Day 1 began to manifest bad dreams and began to see spirits re-enact their death battles. Nothing is known to what became of Kradon after he sold the Business.
With the purchase of the business by the Milton family under the headship of John Arthur Eld Milton, the business picked up and up and down the WEST coast and even the Mid-American states people flocked to the brothel. This was further enhanced by the acquisition of a gambling room and a bar.
In 1890AD the son of John Arthur Eld Milton, Reginald Alan Milton began plans to build a second story to the building. In 1895AD this building process was built but not without controversy. 10 builders mysteriously lost their lives on the site, 4 falling when their ropes gave way under mysterious circumstances, 3 were food poisoned and the other 3 were found naked in sexual positional body postures with their necks slit.
The building of the second level produced a golden age where the brothel aspect was moved up stairs and rooms were built as well as lodging. The downstairs held the gambling, bar and the newly opened restaurant.
In 1910AD with the passing of Reginald Alan Milton in his sleep at the age of 56, his succeeding heir was not a son but a daughter, Laria Leigh Milton who continued the successful enterprise of the Lodge. In a change of business focus, The Lodge under her direction became a vacation resort where people could come as a group or alone or in a couple and enjoy for one week the splendours and delights of the woman or men of the Brothel or just relax in the bar, gambling rooms or the terraces.
Laria in 1919AD met a stranger to the now known The Lodge Resort, a man known as William Kradon (the grandson of Jeremiah Kradon) after a brief but whirlwind romance they were married and a son was born out of the union. They called him Clark Kradon Milton.
In 1930AD, with the same nightmares that inflicted his grandfather, William Kradon committed suicide by hanging himself on a tree outside the Lodge. In absolute rage and heartbreak, that Laria never recovered from, she became a shell of a woman. She blamed the spirits for the death of her beloved and felt that the resort was cursed.
One year later she decided to do something that would have repercussions later on. Gaining council and sheriff approval she had workmen dig up the Indian buriel site and remove the bodies. Laria believed the removal of the bodies would end the curse. But things just got worse.
In 1945AD, at the old age of 87, Laria was murdered in cold blood in front of her son who was at that stage 18. In Clark's testimony to the police investigators, he stated that a knife was picked up in the kitchen by an unseen force and was plunged into his mother as she had her back turned. The police had their doubts and believed Clark did it but they could not find evidence to prove their theory valid.
So Clark Kradon Milton, the heir and sole owner and last member of the Milton family crest continued on his mothers new business direction, furthermore sprucing up the business.
In 1968, a son was born to him by one of the brothel workers in a short affair. Out of inbred morals he married the worker known as Lady Caylea. It was a loveless marriage.
This takes us to the present December 1999, one week before NYE.
After extensive renovations The Lodge Resort is now open for the last week of 1999 to hail in the year 2000. Come enjoy the delights and the beauty of The Lodge. NYE promises to be the party to end all parties. We are now open.
- Xavier Kradon Milton (December 1999)
