Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery

The Story

Camp Chase’s Lady in Gray is described as a veiled woman moving among Confederate graves and vanishing when approached. The Ohio Exploration Society links the tradition to Louisiana Ransburgh Briggs’s visits to leave flowers. Unexplained crying and fresh flowers on Benjamin Allen’s grave are recurring details in its account.

The Hauntings

Camp Chase’s Lady in Gray is described as a veiled woman moving among Confederate graves and vanishing when approached. The Ohio Exploration Society links the tradition to Louisiana Ransburgh Briggs’s visits to leave flowers. Unexplained crying and fresh flowers on Benjamin Allen’s grave are recurring details in its account.

A sense of place.

Visitor Experiences

Have you experienced something here?

This future chapter will bring together stories from the PHASM community. An unexpected encounter, a lingering feeling, or a quiet visit—your experience will be welcome.

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Sources & further reading.

• Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery – Ohio Exploration Society (reports)
• www.ohioexploration.com — visiting (visiting)

Plan Your Visit

Cemetery visitation only during permitted hours; respect graves and any posted rules. No overnight access or investigation permission established.