The former theater space in East Stadium is associated with Nick, a reputed football-player ghost. Stories describe pounding footsteps, moved boxes and a figure in football clothing. The theater later relocated to West Stadium; this profile concerns the original haunted space.
Supernatural account attributed, not a verified event. Historical backstory and present-day access require independent checking. Haunting belongs to East Stadium; do not map automatically to current West Stadium theater.
The cemetery's nickname comes from a legend about unexplained handprints appearing on visitors' cars. HauntedPlaces.org describes child-sized marks alongside a larger print and an alleged thump on the vehicle.
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Contributor Callum Swift describes third-floor guests reporting smoke odors and flame-like sights that vanish. Other hotel stories involve people in old-fashioned clothes appearing along the corridors.
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The former naval air station's reports include unidentified figures, voices, whistling and footsteps. HauntedPlaces.org also recounts doors moving and locks failing to remain secured in the Army Reserve helicopter-unit area.
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A grave locally associated with a supposed witch anchors this cemetery legend. HauntedPlaces.org recounts voices, unusual noises and apparitions said to appear around that part of the grounds.
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The former hospital's two named traditions concern a nurse carrying a tray and candle, and a playful patient called George. Stories give George responsibility for corridor noises, lights changing and doors or windows being locked and unlocked.
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A submission attributed to Katie B recounts unusual sounds and sightings of a young girl's white-clad figure upstairs. The story concerns the museum buildings, including the former Rosemont apartments.
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Owners reportedly encountered dark figures and heard holiday bells without a source. The bookstore's best-known tale concerns books tumbling from shelves, including one with a ghost-related title.
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Bird Bridge's local legend describes a murdered woman's apparition emerging from the water and moving toward shore. The directory also recounts screams associated with the story; the crime details are not independently established here.
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Round Mound's folklore attributes unnatural stillness to a supposed witch. HauntedPlaces.org also recounts screams said to emerge from the burial ground.
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Contributor Callum Swift identifies the former Bradford Hotel with stories of gambler Andrew Eaton, nicknamed Indian Slim. Locals reportedly see his figure inside, while pictures are said to be pulled from walls.
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An ordinary-looking Atchison house became nationally known through the Pickman family’s accounts of disturbances in the 1990s. Its nursery stories include moving toys and a child’s voice. Visit Atchison now offers reserved day visits and separate overnight investigations.
The former depot diner's account describes a woman's apparition in the kitchen. HauntedPlaces.org also notes recordings that investigators interpreted as two voices without visible speakers.
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Sauer Castle's folklore includes drifting lights, unexplained laughter and cries, and figures on the tower and widow's walk. HauntedPlaces.org also recounts a spectral couple said to dance in the tower.
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The pizza restaurant's ghost story concerns closing-time furniture: tables and chairs reportedly put away for the night appear to have been set back in place by unseen helpers.
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The museum's best-known apparition is a red-clad woman who asks where the priest lives and disappears. Other reports collected by HauntedPlaces.org mention footsteps, singing, unusual scents and unexpected cold touches.
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Stull's famous folklore casts the cemetery as an entrance to hell and a periodic gathering place for the devil. The directory recounts invisible touches and other alarming experiences, while noting an anticipated public appearance never occurred.
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The theater's stories include props changing position, lights switching unexpectedly and someone apparently climbing the stairs when nobody is visible. HauntedPlaces.org also records unexplained groans and a fire-alarm incident.
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The three steep road rises are linked to a fatal-car-crash legend. HauntedPlaces.org recounts witnesses claiming to hear screams near the wrecked car once displayed as a warning to drivers.
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The inn's ghost story is domestic and understated: footsteps and other noises after dark, with doors apparently opening and closing without anyone operating them, according to HauntedPlaces.org.
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Fraternity-house folklore centers on Lorraine, a woman said to have died in the house and continued appearing there. HauntedPlaces.org also connects the story to a former resident; that biographical identification is unverified.
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Contributor Callum Swift records two reputed spirits at the old railway hotel: a former proprietor's wife and a workman whose story involves unrequited love. The source offers no more specific encounter details.
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Contributor Callum Swift recounts employees noticing objects shifting, patches of cold air and an unexplained coffee smell. The account associates these experiences with the building's earlier uses, which need separate historical verification.
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