Michigan Haunted Houses recounts the Ada Witch legend: a woman killed after meeting her lover is said to appear around Findlay Cemetery and nearby roads. Visitors describe mist, weeping, footsteps and a touch on the shoulder.
Michigan Haunted Houses describes shadowy figures and unexplained footsteps at the Anchor Inn. Doors reportedly slam, taps switch on or off, and visitors feel an unseen touch. The listing places these stories as far back as the mid-twentieth century.
According to the legend collected by Michigan Haunted Houses, the Morris family's grave marker shines on the anniversary of their deaths. The story connects the cemetery to a family killed at a nearby woodland home.
Michigan Haunted Houses associates Holmdene's haunting with a child said to have drowned on the property. The stories describe lights returning after security has shut the building and water running from taps without explanation.
Michigan Haunted Houses reports the figure of a young girl in the library's children's section. Laughter and other sounds attributed to her are said to come from that part of the building.
Michigan Haunted Houses describes a red-haired apparition at Big Bay Point. The figure is identified in local stories as William Prior, the lighthouse's first keeper, whose grief after his son's death is woven into its ghost lore.
Michigan Haunted Houses recounts sightings of a couple in 1920s clothing dancing near the bar as a girl watches. A separate figure, described as a young bride, is said to walk the upstairs corridors.
A report collected by Michigan Haunted Houses centers on a basement restroom. A witness said an empty cubicle's door swung open while nobody else was in the room.
According to Michigan Haunted Houses, visitors and staff describe a long-haired girl appearing at the inn. She reportedly plays the piano and has been heard saying she wants to return home.
Michigan Haunted Houses describes a woman in white appearing beside the staircase and a figure apparently washing windows. Other stories from the restaurant include whispers, unexplained footfalls and lights switching on by themselves.
Michigan Haunted Houses identifies the inn's reputed ghost as Genevieve. Stories describe doors banging, lights changing and kitchen pans falling, with the elevator featuring prominently in the tragic legend attached to her.
Michigan Haunted Houses reports apparitions identified as Yvonne and Robert Devos: she is seen near tables or the bar, while he is associated with the basement. Other stories concern an unexplained male visitor and objects shifting without visible help.
Michigan Haunted Houses recounts the theatre's story of actress Helena Modjeska returning after death. In the best-known account, she helped performer Adysse Lane recover forgotten lines. Unexplained music and cold currents of air are also reported.
Michigan Haunted Houses describes figures and shadows in the balcony, strange singing, and unexplained cries or taps. Performers reportedly find equipment failing unexpectedly while they prepare for shows.
Michigan Haunted Houses describes an apparition that seems to sink through the floor and has also been reported near a former children's room. Lights reportedly switch without anyone operating them.
Michigan Haunted Houses recounts guards seeing a figure on stairs leading toward the roof. The site's legend identifies him as architect George D. Mason, although the dramatic story attached to that identification should not be treated as biography.
Michigan Haunted Houses connects the Doherty's haunting stories with Isaiah Leebove, who was killed at its bar. Reported phenomena include unexplained knocking and doors apparently locking or unlocking without anyone operating them.
Michigan Haunted Houses reports disembodied voices around the burial ground associated with the former Eloise hospital. The cemetery's haunting reputation is part of the wider Eloise story, though this profile covers the cemetery itself.
Michigan Haunted Houses describes shadow-like figures inside the Felt Mansion and doors apparently opening or shutting without assistance. The property also appears in the area's separate Melon Heads folklore.
Michigan Haunted Houses reports a mysterious man in a hat who seems to visit the bar for whisky. Glasses supposedly slide across the counter, voices are heard without speakers and patrons feel something brush against them.
Michigan Haunted Houses records an elevator that changes floors or opens empty after classes. The tale connects the activity with a deceased worker and the passage between the theatre and the Thomas Fine Arts Building.
Michigan Haunted Houses collects reports of apparitions at the North Sally Port and along the Rifle Range Trail. Visitors also describe cold patches and anomalous photographs around the guardhouse.