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irisheyes · Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 2:20 pm Post subject: Haunted Ohio

Summit County Juvenile Detention Home, Akron.
No address located.

The spirit of a matron said to have been killed here still haunts the grounds.

-Cornell Place Apartments, Cincinnati.
No address located.

For over 100 years, unquiet spirits have been said to roam the halls of this converted Victorian House. Two of the home's 19th century inhabitants, who met violent ends on the premises, include a man who committed suicide and a doctor's daughter who was murdered on the stairs; both residents are said to roam its halls even today. Past residents have reportedly heard footsteps in empty rooms and anguished voices from invisible sources. For years its haunted reputation preceded it and no one would live there.

-Kelton House, Columbus.
See website for information.
*Website

The Kelton House was built in 1852 and remained in the Kelton family for three generations. When Grace Kelton died in 1975, her will entrusted the property to the Columbus Foundation with the stipulation that her family home be preserved and used for educational purposes. Grace Bird Kelton is said to still haunt her former home.

-Old Governor's Mansion, Columbus.
1234 E. Broad St, Columbus, Ohio.

A woman in black is seen here.

-Hinckley Library, Hinckley
1634 Center Road Hinckley, Ohio (330) 278-4271

A woman in old fashion clothing has been seen on the stairs here.

-Punderson Manor House, Newbury.
11755 Kinsman Road, Newbury, Ohio 44065.

Man seen hanging from a rope in the lounge area and children often seen and heard running the hallways.

-Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus.
Located at the end of Greenlawn Avenue, south of the Brewery District.

Multiple hauntings here in the main mausoleum and on the grounds.

-Columbus State Community College, Columbus.
See website for information.
*Website

Portions of this school are said to be built on top of an old Catholic cemetery, making it haunted.

-Music Hall, Cincinnati.
See website for information.
*Website

Voices, apparitions and more have been observed at the Music Hall which was built over an old pauper's cemetery.

-The Akron Civic Theater, Akron.
See website for information.
*Website

Fred the janitor, who worked here during it's Loews Theater days, still tends to his duties, keeping would be vandals at bay. Also, a young woman haunts the theater and the canal that runs beneath it.

-Cincinnati Museum of Art, Cincinnati.
See website for information.
*Website

A large, seven foot tall, black apparition has been seen riding from the mummy sarcophagus exhibit here. Also, a glowing face has been known to appear in the storage area where security guards once took their daily catnaps.

-The Westwood Town Hall, Cincinnati.
Westwood Town Hall, 3017 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45211-5701

Willy, a former security guard who killed himself on grounds after being relieved of his duties, still lingers here creating disarray of items in the building.

-Lucas County Public Library, Toledo.
See website for information.
*Website

Some say the sound of high heeled shoes have been heard walking the linoleum of the third floor here long after hours.

-Franklin Castle, Cleveland.
See website for information.
*Website

Located in downtown, this castle is said to be haunted by a ghost who roams the halls at night. Also, the sound of a child crying can be heard from the carriage house as well as music coming from the third floor. A family who once lived here reported children's toys turning up missing as well as old clothing appearing out of nowhere.

-Heather Hill Hospital, Chardon.
See website for information.
*Website

Knocking heard from unoccupied rooms. Also, a young boy, dressed in knickers, has been seen at night running into rooms. If you pursue him, no one is found.

-The Collingwood Arts Center, Toledo.
2413 Collingwood Blvd., 43620. (419) 244-2787

Many spirits haunt the rooms, attic, stairways and auditorium. Once a dorm for nuns, they can often be seen. Also, the spirit of a bride who was left at the alter and later killed herself has been seen in her west hall apartment as well as a male in one of the basement rooms.

-Oakwood High School, Dayton.
See website for information.
*Website

Home to two spirits. One, a young man who killed himself in the junior hallway. He can be seen, as well as heard, roaming through the halls. Another young girl has also been seen there and you can often catch a glimpse of her on the bleachers in the auditorium.

-Milan Cemetery, Milan.
See website for information.
*Website

Home to glowing balls of light and a tombstone which also glows at nighttime.

-Woodland Cemetery, Dayton.

Home to the spirit of a young girl dressed in tennis shows, a sweatshirt and jeans. She can sometimes be seen sitting on her gravestone.

-The Loveland Castle, Loveland.
See website for information.
*Website

Home to a throne that rocks back and forth on its own. Pictures using heat detecting film captured the figure of a young paige sitting on a king's lap. The dungeon harbors cold spots.

-Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland.
Address unknown.

Footsteps, flickering lights and figures haunt the old school attached to the hospital.

-University Plaza Theater, Kent.
See website for information.
*Website

Off of the campus of Kent State lies the University Plaza Theater. People report seeing the figure of patrons sitting in seats when no one is there. Odd things have occurred in the projection room and footsteps can be heard.

-Wilson Hall, Ohio University, Athens.
See website for information.
*Website

Wilson Hall on West Green, built over an old Indian burial ground, has apparitions, voices, flying objects and slamming doors centered around the 4th floor.

-Buxton Inn, Granville.

Inn seems to be haunted mostly by the spirits of former owners. Built in 1812 by Orin Granger, his ghost has been seen in knee breeches, sometimes dressed in blue. His ghost is also accused of stealing pies from the Inn's pantry. Major Buxton who operated the inn from 1865 to 1905, his ghost has been seen as a shadowy figure in various parts of the house. Staff have seen him sitting in a chair near the fireplace in the diningroom. Guests warming their hands by the fire have seen a pair of disembodied hands appear next to theirs! Ethel {Bonnie} Bounell who operated the inn from 1934 to 1960 also haunts here. Her favorite color was blue, and she died in Room 9. She has been seen dressed in her favorite color, and at different ages of her life. Rooms 7 and 9 is where best to encounter her. The basement is also surrounded by paranormal activity. Staff have reported feeling something in the room with them after hours, hearing footsteps above them while in the basement when the Inn is empty, knocks on the front door-that is opened to find no one is there, hearing heavy footsteps accending the stairs, and go back down. A ghosly cat has been reported in Room 9 also.

-First Convenant Church, Boardman.
Address unknown.

Apparitions, voices and the sounds of chainsaws have been heard here.

-Salem Cemetery, Springboro.

Numerous sightings on grounds.

-Great Lakes Theater Company, Lakewood.
See website for information.
*Website

A once abandoned fire station, supposedly this station is haunted by a firefighter who died in the line of duty.

-The Victoria Theater, Dayton.
See website for information.
*Website

Haunted by an actress from almost one hundred years ago, rose perfume, lights going on and off and other strange occurrences have been reported.

-The Air and Space Museum, Columbus.
See website for information.
*Website

Previous pilots from years ago haunt here and the sounds of planes starting up at night have been heard by security guards on staff.

-Columbia House, Waterville.
Address unknown.

Haunted by a man who killed himself as well as many other spirits.

-Williamsburg High School, Williamsburg.
500 South Fifth Street Williamsburg, Ohio 45176

The county's last hanging tree once stood where the library is now located. Numerous suicides on property. Lights move from room to room late at night.

-Joe E. Brown Theater, BGSU, Bowling Green.
See website for information.
*Website

Haunted by Alice. Also, the Hat Room in the theater is feared by many students for the bad vibrations it gives off. Also, there is a spirit named Amanda, who is supposed to haunt the Chi Omega Sorority house on campus.

-Country Hearth Hotel, Cincinnati.
See website for information.
*Website

Room 331 is haunted. Even with the heat on, rooms gets icy cold, pounding is heard on walls, curtains open and close on their own and items move about.

-Masonic Temple-Marvin Kent Home, Kent.
See website for detailed haunting information.
*Website

Tall windows with fastened wooden shutters, pointed roof tops with iron lightning rods and brick upon solid brick make up the powerful and eerie edifice that rests on the hill at 409 W. Main St. See website for detailed information.

-The Link Inn, Maumee.
No address located.

Two ghosts are said to roam here. One who smells like lilacs and another with a foul smell attached to it.

-The Theta Phi Alpha House, U of D., Dayton.
See website for information.
*Website

Many of the young women here report heavy items moving about as well as lights going on and off on their own.

Sorg Mansion and Opera House, Middletown.
See websites for information.
*Mansion
*Opera House

Sounds of old residents roaming about the grounds as well as the spirit of an actress dressed in red who can be heard singing in a back room.

-Denison University, Granville.
See website for information.
*Website

Here on the seventh tier, students wake up to the vision of a shadowy woman in a dress who often strikes the male students.

-Hower House and TKE House, Akron.
See website for information.
*Website

In the Hower House, now owned by the University of Akron, resides a spirit that some think is the angry spirit of a female Hower seeking to avenge her husband's infidelity to her. Also, reports of the spirit of a young servant girl who is buried in a grave behind the home.

-Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati.
See website for information.
*Website & Map

In Lot 100 is said to be a bronze bust of a man containing his real eyes. It's claimed the head will watch you as you walk by.

-Variety Theater, Cleveland.
Located on Loraine Avenue.

Figures in white by the water fountain, the sound of workers on the stage and red glowing eyes in the upper balcony have been reported here.

-Hamlin Hall, Cleveland.
Possibly located at Boðaziçi University.

Rumored to be haunted by a young man who died here people report his apparition as well as cold spots around the stairwell where he is said to have died.

-Morley Music Hall & College Hall, Lake Erie College, Painesville.
See website for information.
*Website

The Morleys still walk in their Music Hall. Some report voices, footsteps and cold and hot spots. Also, in College Hall, the spirit of Stephanie haunts the fourth floor.

-Old Stone House Bed and Breakfast, Marblehead.
See website for information.
*Website

Primarily located around the third floor, some think these hauntings are caused by a little girl who fell to her death from the window of Room 11. Toilets flush and TV volumes turn down after being turned up. Also, the fireplace on the first floor will burn embers in it even when no one is home.

-Mary Haven's Group Home, Lebanon.
Address unknown.

Once an orphanage, this home for boys is haunted by children and staff who once lived here. Faces appear looking from windows as well as apparitions being seen in the recreation room, on stairways, and in some of the bedrooms.

-Northwood Cemetery, Cambridge.
See map for location.
*Map

A woman in a white formal haunts the cemetery on clear summer nights.

-Patterson Homestead Historic Museum, Dayton.
See website for information.
*Website

Seems as if the Pattersons have never left. Staff has reported rocking chairs moving, items relocating, cold spots and the aroma of food, even when no cooking is present.

-Mother of Mercy High School, Cincinatti.
See website for information.
*Website

Sister Mary Carlos still walks the grounds. Lights flicker and things move about in the auditorium.

-Buck Cemetery, Evansport.
See below for location.

The oldest cemetery in what is now Springfield Township, Williams County, about 2 miles northwest of present day Evansport in Defiance County, this cemetery is located five hundred yards off a dirt road with an entrance is shrouded by a dense tunnel of overhanging trees, strange lights appear and disappear as well as a apparition which is seen floating near the entrance.

-The Roundtown Theater, Circleville.
165 1/2 E. Main St. Circleville OH, 43113

Numerous reports of mysterious sights and sounds such as eerie footsteps on the balcony.

-Odd Lots Department Store, Hilliard.
Address unknown.

Before this was an Odd Lots a man killed himself in this former Big Bear Food Store. Footsteps are heard, chills are felt, toys fall from the shelves over night and doors will open on their own after being locked.

-Huntington Playhouse, Hilliard.
See website for information.
*Website

Huntington Reservation if home to the Huntington Playhouse, Baycrafters art gallery (which occupies the 1882 Nickel Plate Railroad Station, moved from its original location at the Dover Center railroad crossing in 1963), and the Lake Erie Nature and Science Center. Said to be haunted by an old electrician who turns lights on and off during practices as well as the spirit of Mr. Huntington.

-Trumbull County Campus, Kent State., Warren.
See website for information.
*Website

The spirit of a custodian can still be heard banging and tapping and rapping here as if he is checking the property. Some say this was once an old folks home and the sound of tapping canes and walkers can still be heard as the previous tenants move about.

-Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, OSU, Columbus.
See website for information.
*Website

A young girl died here after an illness and residents claim to see her roaming the halls, looking out of windows and, sometimes, peering into the mirrors as they check their own reflections. The chandeliers move mysteriously on their own and strange sounds can also be heard here.

-Lucas Cemetery, Mansfield.
Location unknown.

Home to Mary Jane, better known as the infamous Bloody Mary.

-Normandy Church, Kettering.
Possibly located at 450 W. Alex-Bell Road.

Once an old mansion, people report the smell of the original owner's perfume as her spirit roams the church here.

-Thomas Edison Birthplace Museum, Milan.
See website for information.
*Website

Strange noises, music and apparitions of angels. One small boy touring the property once asked, "Who's the pretty lady?" although no one in his party could see a soul.

-Siesta Motel, Norwich.
No address located.

Haunted by the angry spirit of a dark haired man. He slams doors, turns off lights, whispers vulgarities, moves objects, strikes people, and you can sometimes hear the sounds of laughing and crying.

-Jefferson Elementary, Middletown.

Built on an old ancient burial ground, the spirit of a young girl is said to haunt here. Also, the sound of balls bouncing have been heard in the gym as well as children playing on the stage there.

-Jefferson Jr. High School aka Whitmer High School, Middletown.
Address not located.

A tower bell which once began classes many years ago, which is now long gone, can still be heard ringing late at night.

-Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, Lucasville.
See website for information.
*Website

Many correction officers have reported strange things since the riot here. Shadows float along and doors slam, as well as the apparition of one inmate wandering the range long after the inmates had been locked down for the night.

-Kenyon College, Gambier.
See website for information.
*Website

Noises and moving furniture plague the buildings here.

-M&C Railroad, Moonville.
See website for detailed information.
*Website

Submitted by R.Grube, "There are various legends from the portion of the old M&C Railroad that at one time ran through Moonville, Ohio. Many ghosts have been reported, most as a swaying light that can be seen at night.

-Fairport Harbor Lighthouse, Fairport Harbor, Ohio.
See website for information.
*Website

Critics used to dismiss the ghost stories that came from the Fairport Harbor lighthouse. That is until last winter. Workers installing air conditioning vents discovered the mummified remains of a gray cat in a crawl space. Museum curator Pamela Brent swears she used to see the wispy gray spirit of a cat and volunteers also spoke of an eerie presence. Historians have learned that a wife of one lighthouse tender kept several cats. The cat's remains are now kept in a cardboard box. They have become a favorite of schoolchildren touring the museum.

-Ashtabula Cemtery, Ashtabula Township, Ohio.
No location listed.

A group of researchers believe that the Chestnut Grove Cemetery is haunted. The News-Herald reports that the belief stems from a two-engine train accident on Dec. 29, 1876. The crash was caused by a failed bridge. Once the train hit the bottom of the Ashtabula Gulf, it burst into flames. The newspaper reports that this made it hard to identify corpses, causing 19 corpses and body parts to never be identified. The unidentified, however, were buried in a mass grave on Jan. 19, 1877. Photographic evidence includes phantom tombstones, smudges on film and more.

-Squire Castle
Take I-90 to Route 91 (Willoughby Exit) to Chardon Road (Route 6) to Chagrin River Road. The castle is on the right-hand side.

One of northeast Ohio's most famous ghosts is that of socialite Rebecca Squire. Only the stone walls and the roof of Squire Castle remain in the North Chagrin Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks. It was intended to serve as a gatekeeper's lodge while a larger country home was built behind it. While it's nothing more than an empty shell today, it supposedly houses an unearthly presence. Some people say that it's the ghost of Rebecca Squire.

-Garfield Home, Hiram.
Located on a hill overlooking Garfield Road at the edge of Hiram, Ohio

In the 1850s, James and Lucretia Garfield lived in a home in Hiram, Ohio, and some say that they still might. The family who owns the house has about 40 years worth of stories. The first occurrence for the Mallone family happened within weeks of moving in. Relatives were visiting and jokingly asked if the house was haunted. Dorothy Mallone replied, somewhat sarcastically, "Oh sure, President Garfield walks through here all the time." Just then, a light in the dining room clicked off. And the spirits have been tripping the lights ever since. Yes, they've had the wiring checked and rechecked. But after so many years, they've given up on earthly explanations. How could you explain a melodeon playing chords by itself, heavy doors opening, closing and locking on their own and a rocking chair creaking, though empty? How about figures lurking and strolling through the house and a crossword puzzle completed during the night while the family slept upstairs?

-Federal Reserve Bank, Cleveland.
Superior Avenue and East Sixth Street

A ghost roams a downtown Cleveland building: the Federal Reserve Bank on Superior Avenue and East Sixth Street. The building may be as difficult to get into as Fort Knox, but up on the eighth floor, there just may be a ghost -- a female ghost. In 1992, a cleaning woman spotted a female ghost late at night, but no one else seems to have seen her. Might you be the next to spot her?

-Lockkeeper's Inn, Valley View.
Located on the northwest corner of Rockside and Canal roads

On May 24, 1956, seven shots rang out at Lockkeeper's Inn, then called Sophie's Bar. One shot hit Sophie. A gun was found lying next to her. Was it suicide? Some people say she was murdered. Her restless spirit still haunts the tavern.

-Mansfield Reformatory, Mansfield.
See website for information.
*See Website for tour information.

As reported by News Channel 4, Columbus, Ohio 1997

Stone walls and iron bars they're still here, but what of the humanity, if you can call it that, of the old Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield. What of the 154,000 inmates who passed through it's gates in it's 94 years as a working prison. Not to mention their keepers, the Wardens, and the Guards, the gravediggers, and the rest, what of them remains? As it turns out, more than you might think. No matter what their crime, some sent to Mansfield have never left. They rest unclaimed in a cheerless graveyard just outside the fence. 215 numbered markers laid out row on row. Most were victims of disease, influenza, tuberculosis, but some died of less natural causes; From the violence, that is all to common inside any prison and was far from unknown in this one. And the worst of it occurred well away from the main cell block with their rows of cages stacked tier on tier, and inmates, one or two to a cell. There were too many eyes, too many witnesses here, no the worst of it was reserved for a far lonelier place, deep beneath the prison ground. A place called local control, or solitary, by some, known by everyone else as the hole. Near total isolation can crack all but the toughest of cons, but none was so alone that there wasn't room for death. At least one inmate managed to hang himself, another set himself on fire, once two men left too long in a single tomb like cell, only one walked out, leaving his cellmate's body behind, stuffed beneath a bunk. Could there be other similar surprises? Or words left over from the days before the prison closed? Even when they're empty, some swear something walks these halls. It isn't enough for contemporary visitors not to wonder off alone while sight seeing, what's become one of Mansfield's more popular tourist attractions. But the bloodiest single incident in the old prison's history occurred outside it's walls. In July 1948, when the Reformatory's farm boss, his wife and daughter were kidnapped and shot to death by two parolees bent on revenge. A six state manhunt for the so called mad-dog killers ended in a shootout that left Robert Daniels of Columbus in custody and his partner, James West dead. "I'll get the Chair" Daniels told police as he signed the confession. And on January 3rd, 1949, he did. A year later in 1950 disaster struck again. This time, here in the living quarters of the Warden himself. The Warden's wife, removing a jewelry box from a closet shelf dislodged a pistol from it's hiding place. When it hit the floor, the gun went off inflicting a fatal wound. And within the decade, even more bad luck. The Warden, hard at work in his office, suffered a heart attack and died. All this was nearly 40 years ago and more, how then to explain the voices shaken tour guides swear they hear today? Man and woman talking, to faint to understand, to persistent to ignore and chilling to listeners who think they're alone, only to find themselves apparently eavesdropping on the warden and his wife locked forever in an endless conversation from beyond the grave.

-Coney Island, Cincinnati.
See website for information.
*Website

Sent in by Michael Herald, "Moonlite Gardens is haunted by a man and a woman who look out from the first-floor windows in the music pavillion. Mysterious fogs settle over the park at night and Indian chants can be heard in the picnic area."

-Nazareth Hall, Grand Rapids.
No location listed.

A while ago Nazareth Hall, in Grand Rapids, was a boarding school for boys run by nuns and priests. It is said that a boy hanged himself on a tree in front of the massive building after a priest molested him. It is also believed that a nun went "crazy" and killed students in the old academy. Our school just held its annual prom there. People there have talked about eerie feelings and strange "orb-like" spots on their developed pictures. On the second floor there was reported "strange feelings of dizziness" and such. This is definately a good place to go and get freaked out!" Thanks, Ashley! I did a bit more research while trying to locate an address and found the following information, as well. Nazareth Hall was built in 1927 as a boarding school for boys and was run by the nuns of the Ursuline Convent of the Sacred Heart. Witnesses have reported strange lantern-like lights moving about in the empty windows and an ominous shadowy figure that has been known to chase people across the property.

-CLEVELAND
Tiedemann Castle

This Gothic, turreted mansion has a long history of psychic disturbances. Doors explode off their hinges, chandeliers spin around, mirrors fog up for no reason, and lights turn themselves on and off. The unexplainable crying of babies is heard, a ghostly cloud moves through the upstairs hall, and the apparition of a woman in black has been seen several times staring out a tiny window in the front tower room. The manifestations are thought to be connected with Hannes and Luise Tiedemann, who built the great house in 1864. The family lived there for thirty-three years, and several family members died in the house. After Hannes died in 1908, the building came into the hands of the German Socialist Party, which used it for meetings and club functions for the next fifty-five years. In 1968, the house was bought by the Romano family. The Romano children immediately made contact with the ghosts in the house, although Mrs. Romano declared the third and fourth floors off-limits after frightening tramping sounds were heard and a friend witnessed a gray mist moving in the halls. The family consulted a Catholic priest, who said that the house contained evil spirits. He refused to perform an exorcism but did advise them to move. The Romanos finally found a buyer in 1974, and the building became the headquarters for the Universal Christian Church. Dozens of people, including members of news media, observed unexplainable phenomena in the house. Many refused ever to set foot in the building again. It was sold to Cleveland Police Chief Richard Hongisto in 1978, but his family moved out in less than a year. Since 1979, George Mirceta has owned the haunted house. He quickly accepted the fact that the place was haunted. He gives tours on weekends and keeps a logbook of strange things experienced by visitors.

The Tiedemanns are buried in Riverside Cemetery. Their mansion, also known as Franklin Mansion, is located at 4308 Franklin Boulevard Northwest, Cleveland, OH 44113

-DAYTON
United States Air Force Museum

At night in this military museum, objects move by themselves, and guards report hearing unexplainable voices and other eerie sounds. Parts retrieved from Lady Be Good, a B-24 that crashed in the Libyan desert during World War II, are said to move by themselves and could be the source of other paranormal activity at the museum. Seven crewmembers died in the crash. Strange lights are observed in another B-24, the Strawberry Bitch. The helicopter Hop-Along is haunted by its former copilot, whose ghost is seen flipping switches, trying to get the craft to take off. Bloodstains can still be seen on the seat where he died. Another helicopter, the Black Maria, is haunted by a similarly traumatized presence. He is thought to be a pilot hit by gunfire while flying a dangerous mission in Vietnam. Military police have reported seeing the ghost of a little Japanese boy standing next to Bockscar, the bomber that dropped the A-bomb on Nagasaki. Some investigators believe the old Air Force relics on display at the museum attract the spirits of departed crew members.

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Gene · Joined: 05 May 2008 Posts: 55 Location: Ohio

I don't have the full report finished yet, but I wanted to share this video with everyone and gets some thoughts from the peps here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViLGnOYj4gM

thoughts?

FYI: We will be posting another video soon of evp's from this location. Subscribe to our You Tube Channel so you can be notified when the movie is posted.
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JulieV · Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:46 pm Post subject:

I heard a couple of knocks for September.
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Audrey · Joined: 15 Mar 2007 Posts: 1692 Location: De Soto, Kansas

Yeah, I heard some racket too.
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ghostychick · Joined: 07 Nov 2007 Posts: 229 Location: fort worth, texas

me too!!
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Gene · Joined: 05 May 2008 Posts: 55 Location: Ohio

We were asking for knocks on the correct month. There was only two of us in the attic at the time and no one in the area below us. The odd thing is that a sounds like that would had been easy to hear, yet we did not. I wish that we would had heard it, then we could have asked for conformation at the time.

Thanks fir watching, the evp movey should be done before too long.
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Gene · Joined: 05 May 2008 Posts: 55 Location: Ohio

I have finally fished the main video- I am getting slow I know.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yxc6AumAvY

It would be great it you could leave a comment and subscribe to our channel (shameless plug)

I should have the main investigation findings posted Monday or Tuesday.

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