page_0: "History of the Beilman Estate"
page_1: "Originally known as the Hayward Hotel in the late 1600's during the mining craze. It reigned a short four years after the mining boom died down. Strangely nothing of value was ever found again in the mines. There was speculation that the story of Hayward brothers massive gold vein was made up. Maybe it was done to get profits from running a hotel, but where did they get the money to open this place up? Apart from some copper nothing else ever showed up.
Therefore the hotel couldn't pay its expenses and was forced to close down. Stangely leaving most ofl the books behind. There it sat for a good thirty-seven years desolate until a group of thought to be occultists started using the place as a hideout. What they did here is a mystery and where they went is also unknown. "
page_2: "It is believed that this entire estate is built upon a cave system. Makes sense given the location but no evidence has ever been found. It is believe the occultists whomever they really were, hid something here, everything has been speculated. Most common item being a skull made out of pure gold. Perhaps it was thier God, no one knows for sure. Why they would mysteriously leave and why they wouldn't take it with them is also unknown. It is very likely they did take it with them, why would they leave it here? Again we don't even know if anything was ever here in the first place.
Based upon the rumors, Christopher Bailmen, Lord Bailsman's Father purchased and restored this place to its former glory. Even going back to its roots as a partial hotel. "
page_3: "Business is pretty bland given theres nothing really out here. So only a few rooms are rent able. Mainly hunters and fishermen ever stay here.
 
Christopher died suddenly and left his estate to his son, he likely told him of the estates past but being that Christopher was secretive to his own family he may have never told him. However he only needs to do a bit of light reading to figure this out. Perhaps he will read this document. I don't know, I have no plans on telling him as I found him to be a rather cold person.   
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