Mystery Manor

Omaha, NE   /   0 Reviews

716 N 18th St, Omaha, NE 68102, USA

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+1 402-346-2666

Mystery Manor is the Midwest’s longest-running Haunted Attraction. Opened in 1984, Mystery Manor beckons its patrons to walk through its rooms and corridors taunting the ghost of William Hall, an Omaha elitist who, in a fit of rage in 1929, axed his own wife to death on the property. Our 31st Halloween season kicks off Friday, September 19th, 2014!!

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