Spring House Gazebo Eden Park
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Natural landmark · local-legend
The Story
The Spring House Gazebo’s reported woman in black is identified in Cincinnati lore as Imogene Remus, killed near the gazebo in 1927. Stories place her at the structure and nearby Mirror Lake, looking toward the water. Local reporting recounts the murder as the historical event around which the apparition tradition developed.
The Hauntings
The Spring House Gazebo’s reported woman in black is identified in Cincinnati lore as Imogene Remus, killed near the gazebo in 1927. Stories place her at the structure and nearby Mirror Lake, looking toward the water. Local reporting recounts the murder as the historical event around which the apparition tradition developed.
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Visitor Experiences
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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.
- Is it haunted? Gazebo at Eden Park has spooky history - WLWT (reports)
- Spring House Gazebo (reports)
- www.wlwt.com — visiting (visiting)
- en.wikipedia.org — visiting (visiting)
Plan Your Visit
Public Eden Park grounds, subject to posted hours. This entry covers the gazebo and associated Mirror Lake story, not a second whole-park profile.