792 Mentor Ave, Painesville, OH 44077, USA
Real Haunts in Ohio
Real Haunts in Ohio
(440) 564-9144
11755 Kinsman Rd, Newbury, OH 44065, USA
Newbury Township, Ohio is a half hour drive east from the city of Cleveland. This small and rural hamlet contains some of the more amazing small town scenes that could only be imagined in the mind of Norman Rockwell. To the center of this sleepy little community lies the Punderson Manor, precisely on the edge of Punderson Lake. Set with English-Tudor style construction and rooms, the spacious manor is a magnificent architectural achievement. It is also magnificently haunted. Read more…
4308 Franklin Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44113, USA
The image of castles bring up supremely dark, tall, and gothic stone structures that are firmly entrenched in the mountainsides of an Eastern European area like the ever chilling horror staple of Transylvania. A powerful and foreboding sign of the dark power held inside, a castle is always considered a structure of many secrets. For those not inclined to make the trip to a faraway Eastern Europe, the Franklin Castle in Cleveland, Ohio has enough scares to send a shiver down most spines. Read more…
(216) 452-2547
101 W Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113
Daily at 8pm
Phantom’s Parade on Prospect: Cleveland Ghost Tour Prepare for an unforgettable adventure into the eerie and intriguing history of Cleveland with our enthralling walking ghost tour. This unique experience invites you to explore the city’s most haunted and historic locations, guided by a knowledgeable local expert who brings chilling tales of the past to life. As you wander through Cleveland’s historic district, you’ll be immersed in spine-tingling stories of hauntings and spectral encounters that have become a part of the city’s rich, yet shadowy, legacy. Read more…
740.593.1000
Ohio University Acting, South College Street, Athens, OH 45701, USA
Athens is a sleepy small city located in the lower southeastern region of Ohio. With a population just barely above 28,000, this area of the state, at one point in its history, had a fairly large Native American tribal presence from the Shawnee. Whether some are buried in the land of Athens remains up for debate, as does the location of bodies from the former Athens Lunatic Asylum. Read more…
