Richland
Ohio State Reformatory
Why it's haunted: This historic prison is infamous for its paranormal activity, including ghostly apparitions and unexplained sounds. It was also the filming location for The Shawshank Redemption.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing shadowy figures, hearing disembodied voices, and feeling cold spots.
What to do: Take a guided tour, join a ghost hunt, or visit during the annual "Blood Prison" haunted house event.
Address: 100 Reformatory Rd, Mansfield, OH 44905
County: Richland
Phone: (419) 522-2644
Website: Ohio State Reformatory
Haunted Bissman Building
Why it's haunted: Built in 1886, this warehouse is said to be haunted by multiple spirits, including a young girl named Ruthie and a shadowy figure known as the Watchman.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported hearing voices, growls, and encountering cold spots.
What to do: Explore the building during paranormal tours or investigations.
Address: 193 N Main St, Mansfield, OH 44902
County: Richland
Phone: (419) 295-5002
Website: Haunted Bissman Building
Malabar Farm
Why it's haunted: The Big House at Malabar Farm is known for its ghostly activity, including lights turning on and off and the piano playing by itself.
Other stories: Guests have reported seeing figures darting around and feeling uneasy.
What to do: Visit the farm for tours and learn about its history.
Address: 4050 Bromfield Rd, Lucas, OH 44843
County: Richland
Phone: (419) 892-2784
Website: Malabar Farm
Crybaby Bridge
Why it's haunted: Legend has it that Mary Jane, also known as Bloody Mary, killed her infant son here. On Halloween night, visitors claim to hear the cries of a baby.
Other stories: The bridge is tied to the story of Mary Jane's Cemetery, where she is said to be buried.
What to do: Visit the bridge and cemetery for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Lucas Cemetery, Lucas, OH
County: Richland
Lucas Cemetery (Mary Jane's Cemetery)
Why it's haunted: Mary Jane, suspected of witchcraft, was reportedly burned at the stake and buried under a tree here.
Other stories: The tree is said to bleed, and visitors often experience a noticeable drop in temperature.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and learn about its eerie history.
Address: Lucas, OH
County: Richland
Bellville Opera House
Why it's haunted: The ghost of a man who opposed the theater's incorporation into the building is said to haunt the third floor.
Other stories: He often appears when no activities are taking place.
What to do: Attend a performance or take a tour of the historic building.
Address: Bellville, OH
County: Richland
Deadman's Run
Why it's haunted: Named after a man who was killed in a flood, his ghost is said to appear on the bridge spanning the creek.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported seeing his apparition.
What to do: Visit the bridge and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Address: Near Bellville, OH
County: Richland
Mansfield Memorial Museum
Why it's haunted: Built in 1889, the museum has a history of ghostly activity, including unexplained sounds and sightings.
Other stories: The building was once known as the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building.
What to do: Explore the museum's exhibits and learn about its haunted history.
Address: 34 Park Ave W, Mansfield, OH 44902
County: Richland
Phone: (419) 525-2491
Ceely Rose House
Why it's haunted: In 1896, Ceely Rose poisoned her family for love, and her spirit is said to haunt the house.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing her apparition and experiencing strange occurrences.
What to do: Visit the house, which is part of Malabar Farm State Park.
Address: Malabar Farm State Park, Lucas, OH
County: Richland
The Trail of Nightmares
Why it's haunted: This haunted attraction is designed to scare visitors with its eerie atmosphere and actors.
Other stories: It's a popular destination for thrill-seekers during Halloween.
What to do: Experience the haunted trail and enjoy the spooky ambiance.
Address: 4135 Park Ave W, Ontario, OH 44903
County: Richland
Phone: (419) 512-1705
Website: The Trail of Nightmares
Ross
Backwoodz Oddities presents The Last Carnival Haunted House
Why it's haunted: This abandoned carnival is known for its eerie atmosphere, creepy clowns, and otherworldly creatures.
Other stories: Visitors have reported spine-chilling encounters and realistic special effects that heighten the terror.
What to do: Navigate through the haunted house for a night of thrills and scares.
Address: 832 Valley Rd, Waverly, OH 45690
County: Ross
Phone: (740) 708-2381
Website: Backwoodz Oddities
Majestic Theatre
Why it's haunted: During the 1918 influenza epidemic, the theater stored corpses, earning the nickname "Blood Alley." Ghostly apparitions and shadow figures are often seen here.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have captured voices, including one saying, "How do I get out of here?"
What to do: Attend a performance or explore its haunted history.
Address: Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Cry Baby Tunnel
Why it's haunted: Legends say a mother and child were killed here, and visitors report hearing the cries of a baby.
Other stories: Some versions claim the mother threw her baby from the bridge, leading to its haunting.
What to do: Drive through the tunnel for a spooky experience.
Address: Schrader Rd, Ross County, OH
Elizabeth's Grave at Union Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Elizabeth, believed to have been murdered for being a witch, is said to haunt the cemetery. Her tombstone reportedly moves on its own.
Other stories: Visitors have seen her apparition near the tree where she was hanged.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie history.
Address: Union Cemetery, Ross County, OH
Hopewell Culture National Historical Park
Why it's haunted: The site is said to be haunted by the mound builders who originally constructed the earthworks.
Other stories: Strange mists and shadowy figures have been reported.
What to do: Explore the park and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Grandview Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Shadowy figures have been seen strolling through the cemetery late at night, and strange mists have been captured on camera.
Other stories: Visitors often feel as if they are being watched.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Adena Mansion and Gardens
Why it's haunted: The ghost of Governor Thomas Worthington is said to haunt the mansion, often seen sitting in his chair, which moves on its own.
Other stories: Eleanor Worthington and their children are also believed to haunt the property.
What to do: Take a tour of the historic mansion and gardens.
Address: 847 Adena Rd, Chillicothe, OH 45601
County: Ross
Black Run Valley
Why it's haunted: The ghost of a baby buried by pioneers is said to haunt the area, with cries sometimes heard in the woods.
Other stories: Legends of lost silver buried in the region add to the mystique.
What to do: Explore the valley and its trails.
Address: Near Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Horseback Knob
Why it's haunted: A woman named Sallie Mae was gruesomely strangled here in the 1840s, and her ghost is said to haunt the area seeking revenge.
Other stories: A man who jumped to his death in 1940 is also said to haunt the cliffs.
What to do: Visit the area for hiking and ghost stories.
Address: Near Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Schrader Road Tunnel (Cry Baby Tunnel)
Why it's haunted: Legends say a mother and child were killed here, and visitors report hearing the cries of a baby.
Other stories: Some versions claim the mother threw her baby from the bridge, leading to its haunting.
What to do: Drive through the tunnel for a spooky experience.
Address: Schrader Rd, Ross County, OH
Elks Lodge
Why it's haunted: Paranormal investigators have reported ghostly activity, including voices and shadow figures.
Other stories: The building has a long history tied to Chillicothe's past.
What to do: Visit the lodge and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Blood Alley (Behind Majestic Theatre)
Why it's haunted: During the 1918 influenza epidemic, blood and bodily fluids were pumped into the alley, earning it the nickname "Blood Alley."
Other stories: Shadow figures and ghostly apparitions are often seen here.
What to do: Explore the alley and its chilling history.
Address: Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Elizabeth's Grave is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman hanged there. Her tombstone reportedly moves on its own.
Other stories: Visitors have seen her apparition near the tree where she was hanged.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie history.
Address: Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Ohio 207 Overpass
Why it's haunted: Ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena have been reported near the overpass.
Other stories: The area is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Drive through the area and experience its haunting atmosphere.
Address: Near Chillicothe, OH
County: Ross
Sandusky
Sandusky County Historic Jail & Dungeon
Why it's haunted: Built in the 1840s, this dungeon was notorious for its harsh conditions. Paranormal activity includes shadowy figures, voices, and unexplained alarms.
Other stories: A visitor once captured a ghostly figure in a selfie during a tour.
What to do: Take a guided tour to explore its eerie history.
Address: 622 Croghan St, Fremont, OH 43420
County: Sandusky
Phone: (800) 255-8070
Website: Sandusky County Historic Jail
Spiegel Grove (Rutherford B. Hayes House)
Why it's haunted: Visitors have reported feeling tugging on their clothing in the children's playroom.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have documented unexplained phenomena here.
What to do: Explore the historic site and its haunted tales.
Address: Fremont, OH
County: Sandusky
Tindle Bridge
Why it's haunted: The ghost of a murder victim from the 1950s is said to roam the area under the bridge.
Other stories: Another murder victim was found in a nearby field, adding to the eerie atmosphere.
What to do: Visit the bridge and surrounding area for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Fremont, OH
County: Sandusky
Clyde Railroad Tracks
Why it's haunted: Four teenagers were killed in the 1960s when their car stalled on the tracks. Their decapitated heads are rumored to appear at midnight.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported ghostly apparitions and eerie sounds.
What to do: Visit the tracks for a chilling experience.
Address: Near Clyde, OH
County: Sandusky
Green Springs Elementary
Why it's haunted: The original school burned down in the late 1800s, and ghosts of students are said to haunt the rebuilt structure.
Other stories: Doors mysteriously open and close, and footsteps are heard in empty hallways.
What to do: Explore the area and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Green Springs, OH
County: Sandusky
Fremont Middle School
Why it's haunted: A 911 call was once received from the old school, and security footage showed an apparition dialing a rotary phone.
Other stories: Lights turn on and off, and footsteps are heard in empty rooms.
What to do: Visit the school and investigate its paranormal activity.
Address: Fremont, OH
County: Sandusky
Lake Eerie Fearfest
Why it's haunted: This haunted attraction features eerie themes like "Dead in the Water" and "Dark Mare."
Other stories: It's a popular destination for thrill-seekers during Halloween.
What to do: Experience the haunted house and enjoy the spooky ambiance.
Address: 3319 Milan Rd, Sandusky, OH 44870
County: Sandusky
Phone: (419) 626-4467
Website: Lake Eerie Fearfest
Follett House Museum
Why it's haunted: This historic museum is said to have ghostly activity tied to its artifacts.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing unexplained sounds.
What to do: Explore the museum and learn about its haunted history.
Address: 404 Wayne St, Sandusky, OH 44870
County: Sandusky
Phone: (419) 627-9608
Website: Follett House Museum
Merry-Go-Round Museum
Why it's haunted: Ghostly figures are said to haunt the antique carousel and museum exhibits.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing eerie music and seeing apparitions.
What to do: Ride the carousel and explore the museum's haunted history.
Address: 301 Jackson St, Sandusky, OH 44870
County: Sandusky
Phone: (419) 626-6111
Website: Merry-Go-Round Museum
Millsite Lodge
Why it's haunted: This historic lodge is said to have ghostly activity tied to its past residents.
Other stories: Guests have reported hearing unexplained sounds and seeing apparitions.
What to do: Stay at the lodge and explore its haunted history.
Address: 5712 Heywood Rd, Sandusky, OH 44870
County: Sandusky
Phone: (419) 706-7442
Website: Millsite Lodge
Scioto
Friendship Dead Man Hollow
Why it's haunted: This isolated section of woods is said to be haunted by the ghost of a traveling salesman who was robbed and killed. His grave was partially washed away in a flood, revealing jewelry and sparking legends.
Other stories: Visitors report hearing ghostly footsteps and whistling in the hollow.
What to do: Explore the woods and experience the eerie atmosphere.
Address: Near Twin Creek, Friendship, OH
County: Scioto
Edgewood Nursing Home
Why it's haunted: The ghosts of the former owners are said to haunt the halls, with sightings of a red-haired woman and unexplained touches.
Other stories: Employees have reported feelings of being watched and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the site if permitted, but respect privacy as it may still be in use.
Address: Lucasville, OH
County: Scioto
Minford Blake Hollow Tunnel
Why it's haunted: A workman reportedly fell into the cement during construction and was never recovered. His remains are said to be entombed in the tunnel.
Other stories: A mark in the middle of the tunnel is believed to indicate where his body lies.
What to do: Drive through the tunnel for a chilling experience.
Address: Near Minford, OH
County: Scioto
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Why it's haunted: After the 1993 Lucasville Riot, which resulted in multiple deaths, guards have reported seeing shadows and hearing unexplained noises.
Other stories: A guard once pursued a ghostly prisoner who disappeared into thin air.
What to do: Tours may not be available, but the site is a significant part of local history.
Address: Lucasville, OH
County: Scioto
U.S. Grant Bridge
Why it's haunted: The ghost of Mary Fisk, a woman murdered in the 1800s, is said to appear near the bridge, dressed in white with outstretched arms.
Other stories: Boaters have reported seeing her spectral figure for over a century.
What to do: Visit the bridge and enjoy the scenic views while keeping an eye out for Mary.
Address: Portsmouth, OH
County: Scioto
Portsmouth Public Library
Why it's haunted: Two ghosts are said to haunt the library—a homeless man and a woman named Grace, who fell to her death from the balcony.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing apparitions and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Explore the library and its historic sections.
Address: Portsmouth, OH
County: Scioto
Portsmouth Cinema
Why it's haunted: Reports include bathroom stall doors opening and closing on their own, and sightings of a tall man in a black jacket and a little girl.
Other stories: Sounds of children giggling and keys jingling have been heard.
What to do: Catch a movie and see if you experience any paranormal activity.
Address: Portsmouth, OH
County: Scioto
Portsmouth Brewery
Why it's haunted: A ghostly figure wearing a fedora is said to walk back and forth in the alleyway between the brewery and the adjoining restaurant.
Other stories: The figure has been spotted by multiple witnesses over the years.
What to do: Visit the brewery for a drink and a chance to spot the ghost.
Address: Portsmouth, OH
County: Scioto
McDaniel Hermit Place
Why it's haunted: Dating back to 1896, this area is said to be haunted by headless men and moaning sounds.
Other stories: The original shack is gone, but the wooded area remains eerie.
What to do: Explore the woods and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Near Lucasville, OH
County: Scioto
Bogies Haunted House
Why it's haunted: Known for its spine-chilling attractions, this haunted house offers a terrifying experience with elaborate sets and special effects.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling genuinely scared by the immersive environment.
What to do: Visit during Halloween season for a thrilling adventure.
Address: 1550 Wolohan Dr, Ashland, KY 41102 (near Scioto County)
County: Scioto
Seneca
Haunted Hydro
Why it's haunted: This former hydroelectric power plant is now a haunted attraction, with eerie settings and ghostly tales.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Experience the haunted house during Halloween season.
Address: 1333 Tiffin St, Fremont, OH 43420
County: Seneca
Website: Haunted Hydro
Tiffin Historic Trust
Why it's haunted: This historic site is said to have paranormal activity tied to its rich history.
Other stories: Guests have reported feeling uneasy and hearing whispers in certain rooms.
What to do: Take a tour to learn about the history and possible hauntings.
Address: 172 Jefferson St, Tiffin, OH 44883
County: Seneca
Phone: (419) 447-4789
Website: Tiffin Historic Trust
Panic in the Pines
Why it's haunted: Located on a 150-year-old farm, this attraction features haunted hayrides, woods, and trails.
Other stories: The eerie atmosphere and realistic scares make it a popular destination.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling experience.
Address: 3525 N Bolander Rd, Genoa, OH 43430
County: Seneca
Phone: (419) 461-1298
Website: Panic in the Pines
Seneca Caverns
Why it's haunted: Legends say the caverns are home to spirits of Native Americans who once used the caves.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures.
What to do: Explore the caverns and learn about their history.
Address: 15248 E Township Rd 178, Bellevue, OH 44811
County: Seneca
Greenlawn Cemetery
Why it's haunted: This historic cemetery is said to have ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing orbs and feeling cold spots.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Green Springs Cemetery
Why it's haunted: This cemetery is said to have ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena, including orbs and eerie sounds.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling cold spots and hearing whispers.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its mysterious atmosphere.
Address: Green Springs, OH
County: Seneca
Seneca County Courthouse
Why it's haunted: The courthouse is rumored to have paranormal activity tied to its long history.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported seeing shadowy figures and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Visit the courthouse and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Fort Ball Cemetery
Why it's haunted: This historic cemetery is said to be haunted by spirits of early settlers.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing apparitions and feeling uneasy.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its eerie history.
Address: Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Wolf Creek Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman who drowned in the creek.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing cries and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Visit the park for hiking and ghost stories.
Address: Near Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Haunted Trails at Hedges-Boyer Park
Why it's haunted: This park features haunted trails with eerie settings and ghostly tales.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Explore the trails and enjoy the spooky ambiance.
Address: Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Rock Creek Bridge
Why it's haunted: The ghost of a man who drowned in the creek is said to haunt the bridge.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported seeing his apparition and hearing splashing sounds.
What to do: Visit the bridge and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Address: Near Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Seneca County Museum
Why it's haunted: This museum is said to have ghostly activity tied to its artifacts and history.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing whispers in certain rooms.
What to do: Take a tour to learn about the history and possible hauntings.
Address: Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Sandusky River
Why it's haunted: Legends say the river is haunted by spirits of Native Americans who once lived along its banks.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Explore the river and learn about its history.
Address: Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Tiffin Railroad Tracks
Why it's haunted: The ghost of a man who was killed on the tracks is said to haunt the area.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported seeing his apparition and hearing train sounds late at night.
What to do: Visit the tracks for a chilling experience.
Address: Tiffin, OH
County: Seneca
Haunted Woods at Garlo Heritage Nature Preserve
Why it's haunted: The woods are said to be haunted by spirits of early settlers and Native Americans.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures among the trees.
What to do: Explore the preserve and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Bloomville, OH
County: Seneca
Shelby
Lockington Dam
Why it's haunted: The dam is said to be the site of numerous suicides over the years, with spirits of those who took their lives haunting the area.
Other stories: Legend has it that you can witness a suicide reenacted on its anniversary.
What to do: Visit the dam and explore its eerie surroundings.
Address: Lockington, OH
County: Shelby
Bonnyconnellan Castle
Why it's haunted: The castle is said to be haunted by a man in a blue uniform who examines a wedding dress displayed on the stair landing.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing his apparition and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Explore the castle and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Sidney, OH
County: Shelby
Crybaby Bridge
Why it's haunted: A woman and her baby reportedly fell from this bridge and drowned in the water below. Motorists claim to hear the sounds of a baby crying at midnight.
Other stories: The bridge is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Drive through the area for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Sidney, OH
County: Shelby
Monumental Building
Why it's haunted: A ghostly Civil War soldier named Sergeant Fair is said to haunt the building, occasionally appearing in the balcony during court hearings.
Other stories: The building was renovated from an opera hall to a city courtroom, preserving its historical significance.
What to do: Visit the building and explore its history.
Address: Sidney, OH
County: Shelby
William A. Ross Historical Center
Why it's haunted: Formerly a funeral home, the center is said to be haunted by multiple ghosts, causing objects to fall off walls and mysterious footsteps to echo through the halls.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have documented unexplained phenomena here.
What to do: Take a tour and learn about its haunted past.
Address: Sidney, OH
County: Shelby
Shelby Springs Confederate Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Visitors report feelings of claustrophobia and unease as they walk deeper into the cemetery, sensing the tense history of the site.
Other stories: The cemetery is tied to the Civil War and local legends.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its historical significance.
Address: Near Shelby Springs, OH
County: Shelby
Shelby Iron Works Site
Why it's haunted: The site of the old Shelby County Hotel, which burned down in 2019, is said to still be haunted by spirits tied to the land.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators believe the spirits remain despite the structure being gone.
What to do: Visit the site and learn about its history.
Address: Near Shelby, OH
County: Shelby
Bridgeview Middle School (Demolished)
Why it was haunted: A custodian reportedly disappeared in the basement, and students heard jingling keys and saw shadowy figures.
Other stories: Tunnels beneath the school added to its eerie reputation.
What to do: The building is no longer standing, but its stories remain part of local lore.
Address: Sidney, OH
County: Shelby
Lockington Covered Bridge
Why it's haunted: The bridge is said to be haunted by spirits of those who drowned in the nearby canal.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing splashing sounds and seeing apparitions.
What to do: Visit the bridge and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Address: Lockington, OH
County: Shelby
Shelby County Trails
Why they're haunted: Various trails in the county are said to be haunted by spirits of early settlers and Native Americans.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures among the trees.
What to do: Explore the trails and enjoy their natural beauty.
Address: Shelby County, OH
County: Shelby
Stark
Alliance Crybaby Bridge
Why it's haunted: Legend has it that mothers who didn't want their babies would toss them over the bridge, and visitors claim to hear the cries of infants at night.
Other stories: Some say the KKK kidnapped minority babies in the 1960s-70s and killed them here as part of a ritual.
What to do: Visit the bridge for a chilling experience.
Address: Near Jewish Cemetery, Alliance, OH
County: Stark
Jewish Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Mysterious blue lights were often seen in a small shed-like structure, which was tied to murders inside the shed.
Other stories: The shed was removed in 2011, but the haunting activity remains.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its eerie history.
Address: Alliance, OH
County: Stark
Pharmount Orphanage
Why it's haunted: Voices, footsteps, and shadows were frequently reported inside the building, and some children who died there were said to be buried in the basement.
Other stories: The orphanage burned down in 2002, but its haunting legacy persists.
What to do: Learn about the orphanage's history through local lore.
Address: Alliance, OH
County: Stark
Massillon Public Library
Why it's haunted: Ghostly activity includes books flying off shelves, footsteps, and unexplained chills in certain rooms.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have captured electronic voice phenomena here.
What to do: Visit the library and explore its haunted sections.
Address: Massillon, OH
County: Stark
WDPN & WDJQ Radio Station
Why it's haunted: Cold spots, ghostly hands grabbing at people, and mysterious whispers have been reported.
Other stories: Spirit-like figures are said to walk around the lobby, looking at photos of former company presidents.
What to do: Learn about the station's haunted history through local stories.
Address: Canton, OH
County: Stark
Fairmount Children's Home
Why it's haunted: Voices, footsteps, and shadows were frequently reported inside the building, and some children who died there were said to be buried in the basement.
Other stories: The orphanage burned down in 2002, but its haunting legacy persists.
What to do: Learn about the orphanage's history through local lore.
Address: Alliance, OH
County: Stark
Haines Street
Why it's haunted: Many homes on this road are said to be haunted and were part of the Underground Railroad.
Other stories: Residents have reported lights turning on and off by themselves and locked doors mysteriously unlocking.
What to do: Drive through the area and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Alliance, OH
County: Stark
White Lady of Alliance
Why it's haunted: The White Lady is said to roam the back roads and countryside near Alliance, along the former Underground Railroad route.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported seeing her apparition and feeling uneasy.
What to do: Explore the area and learn about its eerie history.
Address: Alliance, OH
County: Stark
Stark County Courthouse
Why it's haunted: Paranormal activity tied to its long history includes shadowy figures and unexplained noises.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported feeling uneasy in certain areas of the courthouse.
What to do: Visit the courthouse and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Canton, OH
County: Stark
Sippo Lake Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans who once lived along its banks.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Explore the park and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Canton, OH
County: Stark
Summit
Akron Civic Theatre
Why it's haunted: The ghost of Fred, a former custodian, is said to haunt the theater, continuing his duties even after death. Visitors have reported hearing footsteps, whistling, and doors closing on their own.
Other stories: A ghostly woman has been seen crying along the canal beneath the theater.
What to do: Attend a performance and explore the theater's historic charm.
Address: 182 S Main St, Akron, OH 44308
County: Summit
Crybaby Bridge (Rogues Hollow)
Why it's haunted: Legend has it that a woman threw her baby off the bridge, and visitors claim to hear the cries of the infant at night.
Other stories: The bridge is tied to local folklore and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Visit the bridge for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Rogues Hollow, Summit County, OH
Hale Farm & Village
Why it's haunted: The 1832 Goldsmith House is said to be haunted by Caroline Robinson, whose husband died the year the house was completed. Employees have reported feeling a female presence on the second floor.
Other stories: Paranormal activity has been reported in other historic buildings on the property.
What to do: Take a tour and learn about the history of the village.
Address: 2686 Oak Hill Rd, Bath Township, OH 44210
County: Summit
Botzum Cemetery
Why it's haunted: The ghost of John Tedrow, a farmhand killed in 1882, is said to haunt the cemetery. Visitors have reported hearing footsteps and seeing a man with a bloody forehead.
Other stories: Tedrow's body was exhumed by medical students, adding to the eerie lore.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its chilling history.
Address: Near Bath and Riverview Roads, Summit County, OH
Everett Covered Bridge
Why it's haunted: The bridge is said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who drowned while trying to save his horses during a flood.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing splashing sounds and seeing shadowy figures.
What to do: Visit the bridge and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Address: Peninsula, OH
County: Summit
Rolling Acres Mall (Defunct)
Why it was haunted: The mall was said to be haunted by ghosts of unknown origin, with activity centered around the security office and the mall's fountain.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators reported unexplained phenomena before the mall was demolished.
What to do: Learn about the mall's history through local lore.
Address: Akron, OH
County: Summit
Silver Creek Metro Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans who once lived in the area.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Explore the park and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Norton, OH
County: Summit
Archbishop Hoban High School
Why it's haunted: Ghostly men in dark priest robes are said to haunt the remodeled section of the school, which used to be the old Brothers' dormitory.
Other stories: The men's locker room is believed to be haunted by a boy who died in a car accident in the 1980s.
What to do: Learn about the school's haunted history through local stories.
Address: Akron, OH
County: Summit
Lockheed Martin (Former Goodyear Plant)
Why it's haunted: Night shift security guards have reported unexplainable sights, sounds, and other phenomena in the buildings.
Other stories: The complex has a long history tied to the production of blimps and zeppelins.
What to do: Learn about the site's history through local lore.
Address: Akron, OH
County: Summit
Litchfield Middle School
Why it's haunted: The school's namesake, Mr. Litchfield, is said to haunt the building, with doors and lockers opening and closing on their own.
Other stories: An old custodian is also said to haunt the school.
What to do: Learn about the school's haunted history through local stories.
Address: Akron, OH
County: Summit
Trumbull
Braceville Shanks Phalanx Road Residence
Why it's haunted: This home is believed to be haunted by a young boy whose apparition has been seen walking through walls. Occupants have also reported hearing faint music and conversations.
Other stories: Objects mysteriously fall, and the atmosphere feels heavy, especially at night.
What to do: Explore the area and learn about its eerie history.
Address: Phalanx Road, Braceville, OH
County: Trumbull
Sager Memorial Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Shadowy figures and trails of blood have been reported here, along with sightings of a devilish figure with red eyes and sharp teeth.
Other stories: The ghost of a boy named Damious is said to haunt the cemetery, offering a less sinister presence.
What to do: Visit the cemetery at night for a chilling experience.
Address: Bristolville, OH
County: Trumbull
Bristolville Hatchetman Swamp
Why it's haunted: Legends tell of a man who killed his family with a hatchet and buried them in his yard. His ghost and those of his family are said to haunt the swamp.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing mysterious voices and footsteps.
What to do: Explore the swamp, but proceed with caution due to its eerie reputation.
Address: Corey Hunt Road, Bristolville, OH
County: Trumbull
Mahoning Avenue Pioneer Cemetery
Why it's haunted: This historic cemetery is home to numerous ghost stories, including that of a woman who froze to death on her husband's grave and a child who died tragically in a fire.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling an unsettling presence and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the cemetery to learn about its history and legends.
Address: Mahoning Avenue, Warren, OH
County: Trumbull
Oak Hill Drive Farmhouse
Why it's haunted: This farmhouse is said to be haunted by a shadowy man and mysterious chanting voices. Objects reportedly move overnight.
Other stories: The activity intensifies during February, adding to its mystique.
What to do: Explore the area and its haunted reputation.
Address: 6600 block of Oak Hill Drive, Warren, OH
County: Trumbull
Champion Elementary School
Why it's haunted: Legends say two students drowned in a pool beneath the girls' restroom, and their spirits now haunt the school.
Other stories: Laughter and ghostly figures have been reported in the restroom.
What to do: Learn about the school's haunted history through local lore.
Address: Champion, OH
County: Trumbull
Debra Place Apartments
Why it's haunted: Residents have reported waking up to a presence in their rooms and hearing unexplained noises.
Other stories: The hauntings are said to be tied to the land's history.
What to do: Explore the area and its haunted reputation.
Address: Warren, OH
County: Trumbull
Mosquito Lake State Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans and early settlers.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Enjoy the park's natural beauty while keeping an eye out for paranormal activity.
Address: Cortland, OH
County: Trumbull
Perkins Mansion (Warren City Hall)
Why it's haunted: The mansion is said to be haunted by the Perkins family, who experienced tragedy on the property.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing apparitions and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Visit the historic building and learn about its haunted past.
Address: Warren, OH
County: Trumbull
Cory Hunt Road
Why it's haunted: This road is tied to local legends, including ghostly apparitions and eerie occurrences in the surrounding woods.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing strange noises.
What to do: Drive through the area for a spooky experience.
Address: Bristolville, OH
County: Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Yesterday’s On The Canal
Why it's haunted: This tavern is said to be haunted by the ghost of Charles Tomer, who tragically took his own life in the upstairs area in 1961. Employees have reported feelings of someone being present when no one is there, especially upstairs.
Other stories: Coins mysteriously appear on the bar overnight, and apparitions have been seen by multiple witnesses.
What to do: Visit the tavern and explore its eerie history.
Address: Central Avenue, Bolivar, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Dover High School
Why it's haunted: The auditorium is said to be haunted by a man who fell from the catwalks in the 1960s and a woman who fell from the balcony. Ghostly reenactments of their falls are reported on the anniversaries of their deaths.
Other stories: The basement, once home to a pool, is said to be haunted by the ghosts of three students who drowned there.
What to do: Explore the auditorium and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Dover, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Reeves Victorian Home
Why it's haunted: Laughter and women’s chatter have been heard coming from a sitting room when no one is there.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have documented unexplained phenomena in the home.
What to do: Take a tour of the historic home and learn about its history.
Address: Dover, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Gnadenhutten Memorial
Why it's haunted: The site of the Gnadenhutten Massacre, where 96 Christian Indians were murdered, is said to be haunted by their spirits.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling an overwhelming sense of sadness and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the memorial and learn about its tragic history.
Address: Gnadenhutten, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Petry Hill Road Farmhouse
Why it's haunted: Music from an old Victrola has been heard in a back room, and a hooded figure is said to appear at the top of the stairs.
Other stories: A former resident reported strange occurrences, including falling down the stairs and seeing the hooded figure pointing down at her.
What to do: Explore the farmhouse and its haunted reputation.
Address: Near Petry Hill Road, Tuscarawas County, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Zoar Village
Why it's haunted: This historic village, settled by German Separatists in 1817, is said to have ghostly activity tied to its communal past.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling cold spots and hearing unexplained noises in the historic buildings.
What to do: Take a tour of the village and learn about its history.
Address: Zoar, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Fort Laurens
Why it's haunted: The site of Ohio’s only Revolutionary War fort is said to be haunted by soldiers who died defending it.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing footsteps and seeing shadowy figures.
What to do: Explore the fort and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Bolivar, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Midvale Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena have been reported in this historic cemetery.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Midvale, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Newcomerstown Forest
Why it's haunted: The forest is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans and early settlers.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures among the trees.
What to do: Explore the forest and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Newcomerstown, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Uhrichsville Train Depot
Why it's haunted: The depot is said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who died in a train accident.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing train sounds and seeing apparitions late at night.
What to do: Visit the depot and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Uhrichsville, OH
County: Tuscarawas
Union
Marysville 5th Street Residence
Why it's haunted: Music from a doll can be heard in this home, even when no one has been in the room for days.
Other stories: Residents have reported eerie feelings and unexplained noises.
What to do: Explore the area and learn about its haunted reputation.
Address: West 5th Street, Marysville, OH
County: Union
The Castle Bed & Breakfast
Why it's haunted: Built in 1884, guests have reported seeing black shadowy figures and hearing voices near the front door when no one is around.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have documented unexplained phenomena here.
What to do: Stay at the bed & breakfast and experience its eerie charm.
Address: Marysville, OH
County: Union
Ohio Reformatory for Women
Why it's haunted: The ghost of an inmate who was murdered is said to haunt the third floor of the cottage, unlocking doors and crying loudly at night.
Other stories: Corrections officers have reported being pushed down stairways by unseen forces.
What to do: Learn about the prison's haunted history through local lore.
Address: Marysville, OH
County: Union
Old Bag of Nails Pub
Why it's haunted: Humanoid figures are seen when no one else is in the area, and locked alarms have mysteriously been pulled.
Other stories: Footsteps are heard, and pans, glasses, and bottles move on their own, especially at night.
What to do: Visit the pub and enjoy its haunted ambiance.
Address: Marysville, OH
County: Union
Raymond Elementary School
Why it's haunted: Mysterious banging noises and ghostly voices are heard during the night, especially in the library.
Other stories: The school has been on the property for over 150 years, adding to its haunted reputation.
What to do: Learn about the school's history through local stories.
Address: Raymond, OH
County: Union
Union County Courthouse
Why it's haunted: Paranormal activity tied to its long history includes shadowy figures and unexplained noises.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported feeling uneasy in certain areas of the courthouse.
What to do: Visit the courthouse and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Marysville, OH
County: Union
Union County Trails
Why they're haunted: Various trails in the county are said to be haunted by spirits of early settlers and Native Americans.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures among the trees.
What to do: Explore the trails and enjoy their natural beauty.
Address: Union County, OH
County: Union
Mill Creek Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans who once lived along its banks.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Explore the park and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Marysville, OH
County: Union
Union County Cemeteries
Why they're haunted: Ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena have been reported in various cemeteries throughout the county.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the cemeteries and explore their eerie atmosphere.
Address: Union County, OH
County: Union
Jerome Township Roads
Why they're haunted: Ghostly apparitions and eerie occurrences have been reported on various roads in Jerome Township.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing strange noises.
What to do: Drive through the area for a spooky experience.
Address: Jerome Township, OH
County: Union
Van Wert
Haunted Middle Point School
Why it's haunted: This abandoned school is rumored to be haunted by the spirits of former students and teachers. Visitors have reported eerie apparitions, mysterious footsteps echoing through empty hallways, and blood-curdling screams.
Other stories: The school's dark past comes to life as guests explore the classrooms, gymnasium, and auditorium.
What to do: Brave the haunted halls and learn about its chilling history.
Address: 108 Normal St, Middle Point, OH 45863
County: Van Wert
Van Rue Building
Why it's haunted: Formerly the Van Wert County Hospital, this building is said to be haunted by mysterious voices, singing nursery rhymes, and cold spots throughout.
Other stories: Lights turn on and off by themselves, doors slam shut, and objects move unexplainably.
What to do: Explore the building and its haunted reputation.
Address: Van Wert, OH
County: Van Wert
Woodlawn Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Legends surround an odd tombstone statue featuring a man and his wife, Philip and Jane, who reportedly killed one another.
Other stories: Visitors have reported eerie feelings and unexplained phenomena near the statue.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Van Wert, OH
County: Van Wert
Venedocia Mendon Road
Why it's haunted: Witnesses have reported seeing a white, partially transparent figure in the woods off Mendon Road, near Tomlinson Cemetery.
Other stories: The figure is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Drive through the area for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Venedocia, OH
County: Van Wert
Lincoln Ridge Farms
Why it's haunted: This farm features haunted attractions, including hayrides and spooky trails.
Other stories: The eerie atmosphere and realistic scares make it a popular destination during Halloween.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling experience.
Address: Convoy, OH
County: Van Wert
Van Wert Apartment Buildings
Why it's haunted: This largely-empty apartment building across from the old Van Wert High School is said to be plagued by ghosts.
Other stories: Utilities fluctuate, items fly from shelves, and the low occupancy rate is blamed on spiritual activity.
What to do: Learn about the building's haunted history through local lore.
Address: Van Wert, OH
County: Van Wert
Chainer’s Field of Screams
Why it's haunted: This haunted attraction offers spine-chilling experiences with eerie settings and ghostly tales.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Experience the haunted house during Halloween season.
Address: 16396 County Road 25A, Anna, OH 45302
County: Van Wert
Haunted Town Hall
Why it's haunted: This two-story indoor haunted attraction features eerie settings and a five-minute escape room.
Other stories: The attraction is popular for its realistic scares and immersive experience.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling adventure.
Address: 101 N High St, Lafayette, OH 45854
County: Van Wert
The Furry Tail Farm
Why it's haunted: This farm hosts fall-themed events with spooky attractions, including haunted hayrides and corn mazes.
Other stories: The farm also features family-friendly activities, making it a unique destination.
What to do: Visit during autumn for a mix of fun and fright.
Address: 19407 OH-117, Waynesfield, OH 45896
County: Van Wert
Tomlinson Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena have been reported in this historic cemetery.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Near Mendon Road, Van Wert County, OH
County: Van Wert
Vinton
Moonville Tunnel
Why it's haunted: This abandoned railroad tunnel is said to be haunted by the ghost of a brakeman who was killed by a train in the 1850s. His lantern is often seen swinging back and forth in the darkness.
Other stories: A young woman who died on the tracks is also said to haunt the area, searching for her lost head.
What to do: Explore the tunnel and its eerie surroundings.
Address: Near Zaleski, OH
County: Vinton
Hope Furnace
Why it's haunted: The ghost of a night watchman who fell into the furnace during a stormy night is said to haunt the area, carrying a lantern and disappearing when lightning strikes.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing shadowy figures and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the furnace and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Lake Hope State Park, Zaleski, OH
County: Vinton
Beard’s Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Witnesses have reported glowing gravestones and a dog with glowing red eyes and vicious teeth.
Other stories: The cemetery is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its mysterious atmosphere.
Address: Dundas, OH
County: Vinton
Zaleski Stairway House
Why it's haunted: The stairway, originally from the Zaleski Castle, is said to be haunted by the ghosts of its former owners.
Other stories: A medium claimed to see the ghosts of John and Mary Potter during a stay at the house.
What to do: Visit the house and learn about its haunted history.
Address: North Broadway, Zaleski, OH
County: Vinton
Olds Hollow Trail
Why it's haunted: This trail leads to an abandoned town said to be haunted by its former residents.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing voices and seeing shadowy figures along the trail.
What to do: Hike the trail and explore its eerie surroundings.
Address: Zaleski, OH
County: Vinton
Lake Hope
Why it's haunted: The lake is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans and early settlers.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Enjoy the lake's natural beauty while keeping an eye out for paranormal activity.
Address: Lake Hope State Park, Zaleski, OH
County: Vinton
Macedonia Church
Why it's haunted: During a revival meeting in 1886, attendees claimed the devil himself appeared, causing chaos and fear.
Other stories: The church is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Visit the site and learn about its haunted history.
Address: McArthur, OH
County: Vinton
Axtel Ridge
Why it's haunted: The ridge is said to be haunted by the ghost of a murder victim whose spirit lingers near an old well.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and feeling uneasy in the area.
What to do: Explore the ridge and its haunted reputation.
Address: Near Vinton Experimental Station, McArthur, OH
County: Vinton
Ingham Station
Why it's haunted: Voices and ghostly apparitions have been reported along the valley and trails of this long-gone mining town.
Other stories: The area is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Hike the trails and learn about the area's history.
Address: Near Moonville Rail Trail, New Marshfield, OH
County: Vinton
Vinton County Courthouse
Why it's haunted: Paranormal activity tied to its long history includes shadowy figures and unexplained noises.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported feeling uneasy in certain areas of the courthouse.
What to do: Visit the courthouse and learn about its historical significance.
Address: McArthur, OH
County: Vinton
Warren
Golden Lamb Inn
Why it's haunted: This historic inn, built in 1815, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a little girl named Sarah Stubbs, as well as other spirits tied to its long history.
Other stories: Guests have reported hearing footsteps, voices, and seeing apparitions in the hallways.
What to do: Stay at the inn and explore its haunted charm.
Address: 27 S Broadway St, Lebanon, OH 45036
County: Warren
Peters Cartridge Company
Why it's haunted: This former munitions factory is said to be haunted by workers who died in accidents during its operation. Paranormal activity includes footsteps, voices, and apparitions.
Other stories: The building is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Visit the site and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Kings Mills, OH
County: Warren
Glendower Historic Mansion
Why it's haunted: Visitors have reported hearing party sounds and seeing apparitions in this 19th-century mansion.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have documented unexplained phenomena here.
What to do: Take a tour and learn about its history.
Address: 105 Cincinnati Ave, Lebanon, OH 45036
County: Warren
Waynesville Walking Ghost Tour
Why it's haunted: Waynesville is known as the "Most Haunted Town in Ohio," with numerous haunted locations, including Hammel House Inn and other historic buildings.
Other stories: Guests have reported seeing apparitions and hearing unexplained noises during the tour.
What to do: Join the ghost tour to explore the town's haunted sites.
Address: 121 S Main St, Waynesville, OH 45068
County: Warren
Kings Island Amusement Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by multiple spirits, including a little girl in a blue dress and a man who fell from the Eiffel Tower.
Other stories: Employees have reported seeing apparitions and hearing voices after hours.
What to do: Visit the park and enjoy its attractions while learning about its haunted history.
Address: 6300 Kings Island Dr, Mason, OH 45040
County: Warren
Carlisle Demon Tree
Why it's haunted: This dead tree is said to grow taller and stronger despite being lifeless, and visitors have reported hearing unearthly voices and feeling chased by an unknown presence.
Other stories: The tree is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Explore the area and its mysterious atmosphere.
Address: Carlisle, OH
County: Warren
Wilmington Haunted Hollow Ride
Why it's haunted: This haunted attraction features eerie settings and ghostly tales, including haunted hayrides and trails.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Experience the haunted house during Halloween season.
Address: 1261 W Dalton Rd, Wilmington, OH 45177
County: Warren
Brimstone Haunt
Why it's haunted: This seasonal attraction offers haunted trails, houses, and hayrides with spine-chilling experiences.
Other stories: The immersive environment makes it a popular destination for thrill-seekers.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling adventure.
Address: 472 Brimstone Rd, Wilmington, OH 45177
County: Warren
Lebanon Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena have been reported in this historic cemetery.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Lebanon, OH
County: Warren
Little Miami Scenic Trail
Why it's haunted: The trail is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans and early settlers.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures along the trail.
What to do: Explore the trail and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Warren County, OH
County: Warren
Washington
The Anchorage
Why it's haunted: This historic mansion, built in 1859, is said to be haunted by Eliza Putnam, who passed away shortly after moving in. Her ghost is often seen roaming the halls or gazing out of the windows.
Other stories: The house was used as a nursing home in the 1960s-70s, and residents reported seeing Eliza's apparition.
What to do: Visit the mansion for ghost tours and learn about its history.
Address: 424 George St, Marietta, OH 45750
County: Washington
Phone: (740) 629-0033
Website: Hidden Marietta
The Castle Historic House Museum
Why it's haunted: This Gothic Revival-style home is said to be haunted by a ghostly woman in period clothing.
Other stories: A construction worker once saw an apparition during renovations and refused to return.
What to do: Take a tour of the museum and explore its haunted charm.
Address: 418 4th St, Marietta, OH 45750
County: Washington
Phone: (740) 373-4180
Website: The Castle
Lafayette Hotel
Why it's haunted: This riverboat-era hotel is said to be haunted by its former owner, S. Durward Hoag, who is often seen in the hallways.
Other stories: Guests have reported mysterious lights, furniture moving, and doors opening and closing on their own.
What to do: Stay at the hotel and experience its haunted ambiance.
Address: Marietta, OH
County: Washington
Murphy's Farm Field of Screams
Why it's haunted: This haunted attraction features eerie settings and ghostly tales.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling experience.
Address: 28364 Osborne Rd, Coolville, OH 45723
County: Washington
Phone: (740) 440-1325
Mid-Ohio Valley Players Theatre
Why it's haunted: Ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena have been reported in this historic theater.
Other stories: Paranormal investigators have documented activity tied to its artifacts.
What to do: Attend a performance and explore its haunted history.
Address: Marietta, OH
County: Washington
Levee House Café
Why it's haunted: A man who was murdered here with an ax is said to haunt the building.
Other stories: The figure of a man is sometimes seen creeping in the back door of the building.
What to do: Visit the café and enjoy its haunted ambiance.
Address: Marietta, OH
County: Washington
Buckeye Belle Steamboat Memorial
Why it's haunted: The Buckeye Belle steamboat exploded in 1852, killing over twenty people. On foggy nights, the sound of the steamboat and voices of its phantom crew can be heard.
Other stories: Thirteen victims remain buried under the monument erected in their honor.
What to do: Visit the memorial and learn about its tragic history.
Address: Beverly, OH
County: Washington
George White House
Why it's haunted: Built in 1855, this house is said to be haunted by George White, Ohio's Governor in 1931.
Other stories: The house now belongs to Marietta College’s Alpha Xi Sorority.
What to do: Explore the house and its haunted reputation.
Address: Marietta, OH
County: Washington
Comfort Inn
Why it's haunted: Doors are said to open and close by themselves, televisions turn on, and curtains close on their own.
Other stories: Guests and employees have reported being touched by unseen hands.
What to do: Stay at the inn and experience its eerie charm.
Address: Marietta, OH
County: Washington
The Hunted, Haunted Trails
Why it's haunted: This attraction offers wagon rides, haunted trail walks, and campfires with ghostly tales.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling adventure.
Address: 16171 E Kasler Creek Rd, Amesville, OH 45711
County: Washington
Phone: (740) 591-2491
Wayne
Dalton Cemetery
Why it's haunted: This cemetery is said to be haunted by two men and a woman. One of the men is believed to be Dalton's founder, while the woman is thought to be his wife.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing shadowy figures and hearing whispers late at night.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Dalton, OH
County: Wayne
Doylestown Crybaby Bridge
Why it's haunted: Legend has it that a mother threw her child off this bridge, and visitors claim to hear the cries of the baby at night.
Other stories: The bridge was once a hiding place for outlaws, adding to its mysterious history.
What to do: Visit the bridge for a chilling experience.
Address: Near Doylestown, OH
County: Wayne
Rogue's Hollow
Why it's haunted: Known as "Ohio's Sleepy Hollow," this ghost town is said to be haunted by everything from ghostly miners to the devil himself.
Other stories: A tree at the bottom of a steep hill, known as "The Devil's Dead Tree," is tied to legends of a headless horse and glowing red eyes.
What to do: Explore the area and learn about its haunted history.
Address: Near Doylestown, OH
County: Wayne
Robin Industries (Former Fredericksburg Pottery Site)
Why it's haunted: This site is said to be haunted by several restless spirits, including those tied to two severe fires and a train accident that killed twelve people.
Other stories: Employees have reported cold spots and ghostly apparitions in various parts of the building.
What to do: Learn about the site's history through local lore.
Address: Fredericksburg, OH
County: Wayne
Congress Palmer Road
Why it's haunted: In 1973, this area experienced a wave of UFO sightings, with mysterious lights and cigar-shaped objects reported by witnesses.
Other stories: An Army Reserve helicopter crew encountered a metallic object with unusual lights and maneuvers.
What to do: Visit the area and explore its mysterious reputation.
Address: Congress, OH
County: Wayne
Wooster Memorial Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans and early settlers.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures along the trails.
What to do: Hike the trails and enjoy the natural beauty while keeping an eye out for paranormal activity.
Address: Wooster, OH
County: Wayne
Overton Road
Why it's haunted: This road is tied to local legends of ghostly apparitions and eerie occurrences.
Other stories: Drivers have reported feeling uneasy and hearing strange noises while traveling the road at night.
What to do: Drive through the area for a spooky experience.
Address: Overton, OH
County: Wayne
Shreve Swamp
Why it's haunted: The swamp is said to be haunted by spirits of those who drowned in its waters.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing cries and seeing ghostly figures near the water.
What to do: Explore the swamp and its eerie surroundings.
Address: Shreve, OH
County: Wayne
Wayne County Courthouse
Why it's haunted: Paranormal activity tied to its long history includes shadowy figures and unexplained noises.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported feeling uneasy in certain areas of the courthouse.
What to do: Visit the courthouse and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Wooster, OH
County: Wayne
Mohican Haunted Schoolhouse
Why it's haunted: This former school, built in 1924, is now a haunted attraction featuring eerie settings and ghostly tales.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling experience.
Address: 155 W 3rd St, Perrysville, OH 44864
County: Wayne
Phone: (419) 565-5947
Website: Mohican Haunted Schoolhouse
Williams
Goll Woods State Nature Preserve
Why it's haunted: The Goll family, one of the first settlers in the area, is said to haunt the woods. Legend has it that the father vowed to forever haunt the area.
Other stories: Visitors have reported strange balls of light and a large black tombstone in the small cemetery that is always warm to the touch.
What to do: Explore the woods and its eerie surroundings.
Address: Near Lockport, OH
County: Williams
Nettle Lake
Why it's haunted: The ghostly sound of an Indian drum is said to be heard before thunderstorms. The drum belonged to Sam Coon, who used it to summon spirits of dead Indian chiefs.
Other stories: After Sam's death, his drum was found broken, but the sounds persist.
What to do: Visit the lake and enjoy its natural beauty while keeping an ear out for the mysterious drumming.
Address: Near Montpelier, OH
County: Williams
Camp Diclair
Why it's haunted: The swings in the camp's park are said to swing back and forth by themselves at night, even when there is no wind.
Other stories: When a flashlight is shined on the swings, they reportedly stop moving.
What to do: Visit the camp and explore its haunted reputation.
Address: Montpelier, OH
County: Williams
Lockport Bridge
Why it's haunted: Legend says that if you park your car on the bridge and flash your headlights twice, you can hear the sounds of someone being hanged from the bridge.
Other stories: The bridge is tied to local legends and eerie occurrences.
What to do: Drive to the bridge for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Lockport, OH
County: Williams
Williams County Courthouse
Why it's haunted: Paranormal activity tied to its long history includes shadowy figures and unexplained noises.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported feeling uneasy in certain areas of the courthouse.
What to do: Visit the courthouse and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Bryan, OH
County: Williams
Oakwood Cemetery
Why it's haunted: Ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena have been reported in this historic cemetery.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing whispers.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie atmosphere.
Address: S Main St, Bryan, OH
County: Williams
Montpelier Railroad Tracks
Why it's haunted: The ghost of a man who was killed on the tracks is said to haunt the area.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported seeing his apparition and hearing train sounds late at night.
What to do: Visit the tracks for a chilling experience.
Address: Montpelier, OH
County: Williams
Bryan Theatre
Why it's haunted: This historic theater is said to be haunted by a former projectionist who loved his job so much that he never left.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing footsteps and seeing shadowy figures in the projection room.
What to do: Attend a show and explore the theater's haunted charm.
Address: Bryan, OH
County: Williams
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Why it's haunted: The church is said to be haunted by a former priest who still watches over the congregation.
Other stories: Parishioners have reported feeling a presence during services.
What to do: Visit the church and learn about its history.
Address: Bryan, OH
County: Williams
Williams County Trails
Why they're haunted: Various trails in the county are said to be haunted by spirits of early settlers and Native Americans.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures among the trees.
What to do: Explore the trails and enjoy their natural beauty.
Address: Williams County, OH
County: Williams
Wood
Wood County Historical Center and Museum
Why it's haunted: Formerly the Wood County Home/Infirmary, this building is said to be haunted by former patients. Paranormal activity includes footsteps, voices, and apparitions.
Other stories: The infirmary operated from 1869 to 1971, and the museum opened in 1975, preserving its eerie history.
What to do: Take a tour and explore its haunted past.
Address: 13660 County Home Rd, Bowling Green, OH 43402
County: Wood
Phone: (419) 352-0967
Website: Wood County Museum
Bowling Green State University
Why it's haunted: Several buildings on campus are rumored to be haunted, including the theater and dormitories.
Other stories: Students have reported hearing footsteps, seeing apparitions, and experiencing cold spots.
What to do: Explore the campus and learn about its haunted legends.
Address: Bowling Green, OH
County: Wood
Sam B's Restaurant
Why it's haunted: The third floor of this restaurant, once a theater, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a murder victim.
Other stories: Employees have reported strange occurrences, including objects moving on their own.
What to do: Visit the restaurant and enjoy its haunted ambiance.
Address: Bowling Green, OH
County: Wood
Euler Road (Crybaby Lane)
Why it's haunted: Legend says a baby was hanged from a tree along this wooded road, and visitors claim to hear cries and see ghostly lights.
Other stories: The road is known for its eerie atmosphere and unexplained phenomena.
What to do: Drive through the area for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Bowling Green, OH
County: Wood
Holcomb Woods
Why it's haunted: A bus crash in the woods reportedly killed several children, and their spirits are said to haunt the area.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing ghostly faces and hearing screams.
What to do: Explore the woods and its eerie surroundings.
Address: Near Bowling Green, OH
County: Wood
Potter House
Why it's haunted: Legend states this house was the site of a murder-suicide in the 1970s, with blood stains reportedly visible for years.
Other stories: Ghostly voices and a dark figure have been seen heading toward the house.
What to do: Learn about the house's haunted history through local lore.
Address: Bowling Green, OH
County: Wood
Distracted Haunted House
Why it's haunted: This indoor haunted attraction features eerie settings and ghostly tales.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling chills and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling experience.
Address: 1234 N Main St, Bowling Green, OH 43402
County: Wood
Phone: (419) 407-6422
Website: Distracted Haunted House
Field of Fear
Why it's haunted: This haunted attraction features zombies, vengeful spirits, and other chilling characters.
Other stories: The immersive environment makes it a popular destination for thrill-seekers.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a terrifying adventure.
Address: 3001 S Crissey Rd, Monclova, OH 43542
County: Wood
Phone: (567) 402-0900
Website: Field of Fear
Panic in the Pines
Why it's haunted: Located on a 150-year-old farm, this attraction features haunted hayrides, woods, and trails.
Other stories: Visitors have reported eerie sensations and ghostly encounters.
What to do: Visit during Halloween for a thrilling experience.
Address: 3525 N Bolander Rd, Genoa, OH 43430
County: Wood
Phone: (419) 461-1298
Website: Panic in the Pines
Ghost Town Findlay
Why it's haunted: This replica of an 1880s western town is said to be haunted by spirits tied to its historical theme.
Other stories: Visitors have reported feeling uneasy and hearing unexplained noises.
What to do: Explore the town and enjoy its spooky ambiance.
Address: 10630 County Road 40, Findlay, OH 45840
County: Wood
Website: Ghost Town Findlay
Wyandot
Carey Windmill (Dutch Mill)
Why it's haunted: This former restaurant and filling station is said to be haunted by a ghostly man with a briefcase, often seen looking out from the third-story window.
Other stories: Visitors have reported eerie feelings and unexplained noises in the building.
What to do: Explore the area and learn about its haunted reputation.
Address: Carey, OH
County: Wyandot
Lutheran Ridge Cemetery
Why it's haunted: A tombstone in this cemetery is said to contain a terrifying image of a woman being strangled by her husband. The image reportedly reappeared on a new tombstone after the original was replaced.
Other stories: Visitors claim that sitting atop the stone brings bad luck.
What to do: Visit the cemetery and explore its eerie atmosphere.
Address: Near State Route 568 and Township Road 95, Wyandot County, OH
County: Wyandot
McCutcheonville Cemetery
Why it's haunted: This cemetery is said to contain a glowing tombstone visible from State Route 53 and County Highway 16.
Other stories: Visitors have reported seeing strange lights and feeling uneasy in the area.
What to do: Explore the cemetery and its mysterious history.
Address: McCutcheonville, OH
County: Wyandot
Crawford Monument
Why it's haunted: This memorial marks the spot where Colonel William Crawford was tortured and killed by Native Americans in 1782. On foggy nights, visitors claim to hear his faint screams of agony.
Other stories: The site is tied to the tragic history of the Gnadenhutten Massacre.
What to do: Visit the monument and learn about its historical significance.
Address: Near a farm outside of Crawford, OH
County: Wyandot
Wyandot County Courthouse
Why it's haunted: Paranormal activity tied to its long history includes shadowy figures and unexplained noises.
Other stories: Witnesses have reported feeling uneasy in certain areas of the courthouse.
What to do: Visit the courthouse and explore its historical significance.
Address: Upper Sandusky, OH
County: Wyandot
Indian Mill
Why it's haunted: This historic mill, once used by Native Americans, is said to be haunted by spirits tied to its past.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the mill.
What to do: Take a tour and learn about its history.
Address: 7417 County Highway 47, Upper Sandusky, OH 43351
County: Wyandot
Stepping Stones Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by spirits of Native Americans and early settlers.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures along the trails.
What to do: Explore the park and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Upper Sandusky, OH
County: Wyandot
Wyandot County Trails
Why they're haunted: Various trails in the county are said to be haunted by spirits of early settlers and Native Americans.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures among the trees.
What to do: Hike the trails and enjoy their natural beauty.
Address: Wyandot County, OH
County: Wyandot
Sand Ridge Road
Why it's haunted: This road is tied to local legends of ghostly apparitions and eerie occurrences.
Other stories: Drivers have reported feeling uneasy and hearing strange noises while traveling the road at night.
What to do: Drive through the area for a spooky experience.
Address: Near Upper Sandusky, OH
County: Wyandot
Harrison Smith Park
Why it's haunted: The park is said to be haunted by spirits of those who once lived in the area.
Other stories: Visitors have reported hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures near the water.
What to do: Explore the park and enjoy its natural beauty.
Address: Upper Sandusky, OH
County: Wyandot
