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A building sitting at the Totten Trail Historical Site has a dark and grisly past, one that still pops its head up today to make itself known in the form of haunting and ghostly encounters. Today we take a look… Read More »Military Ghosts of Totten Trail Inn
The tragic ghost of the young girl haunts the hotel to this day.
But it also has some compelling proof to say that it’s a favorite haunt for more than just the occasional drinker, it’s known for yet another type of spirits.
The feeling one gets walking into the Greenwood Cemetery in Decatur, IL is a unique and terrifying feeling.
A well-loved building with an entire town enjoying its turn of the century design and facade. You can even request accommodations that overlook the Geyser Park.
But when riding my bike around town with friends, there was one house that we’d always discuss as we passed it by- The Morton Mansion.
Each room filled to the brim with clown figures, full sized mannequins, and artwork of various folks in clown makeup, even celebrities aren’t safe from clownification.
She looked at me with a wry smile and said “Oh yes, there are a lot of ghosts that stuck around here, especially in that building,” she pointed at the Queen Anne style keepers house.