Pioneer Mill restaurant in Tiffin, Ohio is reputed to be a very haunted 19th century flour mill where several tragedies took place. A few groups of ghost hunters have investigated the Mill and found a great deal of spirit activity. You can also have a pretty good meal before you leave.
When I was a student at Ohio University in Athens, I studied psychology and we did a lot of our studies at the Ridges. Horrific when it was still active. Amazing how mental illness treatment has changed over the years.
Lima State Hospital / Home For The Criminally Insane, in Lima Ohio and The Franklin Castle, on West 41st and Franklin Are. in Cleveland, Ohio. Both places deserve a spot on your list.
I was born and raised in Mt. Vernon, Ohio and have lived in Xenia, Oh. since 2003. I have set many monuments in Woodland Cemetery working for a monument co. and we never noticed anything weird but we always worked in the daytime. Took a tour through the "Mansfield reformatory" once and every ones batteries went dead prior to the end of the tour which was weird.....nobody could take photos or record anymore.
We moved to an 1896 era. home in Tiffin, Ohio and it's also haunted. I'm aware of all of the families who lived in our home before us and they're very welcome to stay. I think they appreciate the care and work we're putting into the home, trying to bring it back to the way it was when first built. They only show themselves in vague ways like slowly moving chairs, leaving the scent of flowers or cigars, and sometimes I feel an ever so gentle touch on my shoulder. They're actually seen in our basement by my husband but never myself. I absolutely don't go into the basement much.
The Collingwood Art Center in Toledo is pretty scary, it used to be a convent and there's tons of old stories and ghosts get sighted there all the time. The most common sightings include the nun in the theater is probably the most common story, there's also the suicide stairwell, and the basement where a lot of people died from the Spanish Flu.
Stay the hell out of big creek parkway off of brook park red at night. PERIOD! This place is not a joke at night nor is St. Ignitions high school on Lorain ave.
Update for this video. The Mudhouse Mansion was demolished in 2015, but there were many creepy stories about it. Lots of pictures online to add to its creepiness.
I worked and attend Ohio University. I actually was a student worker in an office at the ridges. The body stain is real, and the custodian said they tried even acid and it would not come up. Also a lot of shadows and curtains move on their own. I was alone up in a storage area, and heard a broom sweeping the floor. I first thought it was the custodian, but when I looked for him, he was no where to be found (he was across campus at a shop during that time). Also in cutler the girl drew pentagram and other satanic writing in blood on the wall. They tried to cover it with paint, but it always would come back through. They ended up building a false wall in front of it, so it may still be there.
Good job! You may want to add Molly Stark Sanatorium in Louisville, Ohio. I think you will need special permission to visit but it should be worth the trouble.
You are welcome. I checked for you, you will need permission from the Nimishillen Township parks department to get access to the buildings. Walking around the grounds is permitted without prior notice.@@MadFireTV
My parents and my sister lived at a haunted house, I’ll tell you the story, I wasn’t born yet tho. So they needed a new carpet because they just moved to this house and it was built a long time ago, they had a monitor thing for my sister, she was a baby, but at night my parents heard a old lady singing a lullaby but in Ukrainian, I won’t tell you much tho but keep on going, it was coming from the monitor tho, and when they left the house for like dinner at a place or a random reason, their neighbors said the lights in the room for my sister had the lights on, but they left and they were turned off. I don’t know if I believe it, but.. You never know, bonus:my sisters grandpa at the time came to it and said he been there before, so I guess he was a ghost hunter because he said he was sent there. I hope you enjoyed this story. Thank you for your time. This was in, yeah Ohio.
I used to teach US History and Ohio was one a free territory as part of the old Northwest Territory. No slavery was actually in the charter. So you are absolutely right. It makes me question the validity of the other stories.
Wow can’t believe you said nothing of Wilmington , Ohio This whole town is haunted . May I suggest you return And do a bit of homework . Shouldn’t take long , this town Is also sauerkraut festival . Please check this out it is So haunted .
Especially Leesburg, highland or Samantha. It has multiple abandoned houses with apparently little kids in white dresses and black hair running to window to window
As a "ghost hunter", I can't believe you missed the most important cause of paranormal events at the majestic theater. Copied from web: Perhaps one of the most intriguing fact in the Majestic’s history was its use as a temporary morgue in 1918 when the Spanish Influenza swept through the nation. Nearby Camp Sherman was struck particularly hard. Around 1,400 cases of the flu were reported in September. October was much works with around 5,600 cases reported. The town of Chillicothe was quarantined in an attempt to prevent the spread of the flu to the local population. The quarantine was not totally effective and many people outside of Camp Sherman were infected and died. In all, almost 1,200 people from Camp Sherman died as a result of the epidemic. With more bodies than the morgue could handle, the Majestic Theatre was used as a temporary morgue. The bodies were stacked like cordwood in the dressing rooms below the stage until they could be taken onto the stage for embalming. Every now and then, one of the “bodies” would be found alive and rushed to the hospital. Once the bodies made their way to the stage for embalming, the blood and other bodily fluids were drained to Masonic Alley adjacent to the theatre. The alley was nicknamed Bloody Alley, a name that many locals call it today.
My mom has been to the reformation twice. Once with my step during the day. And once with her sister and dad at night. She said it was really scary and she heard some shit there
Wow! I didn't know the OU was haunted I have family who went there and it was on my list of colleges I would like to attend. So OU has been crossed off my list.
The constantly touching of the microphone gets a little annoying during your recordings. Also, when you’re pronouncing your th’s and popping your P’s makes it hard to focus on the video. Other then that, I guess it’s ok.
PORTSMOUTH OHIO SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON THAT LIST. ACTUALLY ALL OF SCIOTO COUNTY SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON THAT LIST. THAT'S WHERE IM ORIGINALLY FROM. And let me tell you it is very much Haunted the majority of PORTSMOUTH was built on top of a massive Indian burial ground. Which everyone knows to not disturb a burial ground in general but especially a Indian Burial ground. For who so ever shall be brave enough to do so will be cursed along with all of the Land and which it is still very much cursed still to this very day. Not to mention there are also still underground tunnels that run underneath the Ohio River from Kentucky connecting to And even coming out on the Ohio side you can still access the tunnels in certain areas but I wouldn't suggest Going in them tho because they might collapse or cave in on you. Some of the tunnels even connect to some people's Basements in there houses and they can even access them through their Basements. There were mainly used to smuggle slaves from Kentucky to Ohio during the Slave days. And I would say that they probably even used them tunnels for Smuggling Moonshine as well along with many other things during the Prohibition days.
A door haunted houses and how I love them in the hell I will give anything still not in a haunted house cuz I want to know what the spirit is all about I feel like sometimes you can get that free Jesus is waiting for you to come home to him if they will go the casino family to Mom and Dad like Hayswood Hospital Sarah Winchester AC Sarah Winchester's house is for Real I know how great great grandson Bill Winchester iSpy lyrics WhatsApp free Brew
With all due respect to any/all folks responsible for posting this otherwise interesting video, please hire another narrator; the current one is so bad that a person cannot even concentrate on the subject at hand. Thank you!
great video, kind of figured ohio university would be on this list, and no rush in getting my video recommendation up, just get to it when you can
wouldn't that be the ridges?
wait. there is an entire segment on ou
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@Terrance Oakley try FlixZone. Just google for it :)
Pioneer Mill restaurant in Tiffin, Ohio is reputed to be a very haunted 19th century flour mill where several tragedies took place. A few groups of ghost hunters have investigated the Mill and found a great deal of spirit activity. You can also have a pretty good meal before you leave.
I live right next to Woodland Cemetery. I wish I could say the hauntings weren't true, but some pretty weird stuff goes on here
I used to drive by it all the time going to my Dad’s house in Belmont. Only driven inside the gates once!
Me and my brother stayed in it over night ... Definitely freaky stuff goes on at night
You sure it wasnt druggies?
@@SilenTHerO78614 actually, that’s probably exactly what it is nowadays 😂
When I was a student at Ohio University in Athens, I studied psychology and we did a lot of our studies at the Ridges. Horrific when it was still active. Amazing how mental illness treatment has changed over the years.
I go to woodland cemetery all the time I never seen anything or heard anything it's so peaceful to go on a walk there.
Lima State Hospital / Home For The Criminally Insane, in Lima Ohio and The Franklin Castle, on West 41st and Franklin Are. in Cleveland, Ohio. Both places deserve a spot on your list.
I was born and raised in Mt. Vernon, Ohio and have lived in Xenia, Oh. since 2003. I have set many monuments in Woodland Cemetery working for a monument co. and we never noticed anything weird but we always worked in the daytime. Took a tour through the "Mansfield reformatory" once and every ones batteries went dead prior to the end of the tour which was weird.....nobody could take photos or record anymore.
Sometimes I feel like Ohio is the most haunted state. I live there and all my friends houses are apparently haunted
We moved to an 1896 era. home in Tiffin, Ohio and it's also haunted. I'm aware of all of the families who lived in our home before us and they're very welcome to stay. I think they appreciate the care and work we're putting into the home, trying to bring it back to the way it was when first built. They only show themselves in vague ways like slowly moving chairs, leaving the scent of flowers or cigars, and sometimes I feel an ever so gentle touch on my shoulder. They're actually seen in our basement by my husband but never myself. I absolutely don't go into the basement much.
SimplyMack: I totally agree agree with you!
The Collingwood Art Center in Toledo is pretty scary, it used to be a convent and there's tons of old stories and ghosts get sighted there all the time. The most common sightings include the nun in the theater is probably the most common story, there's also the suicide stairwell, and the basement where a lot of people died from the Spanish Flu.
Stay the hell out of big creek parkway off of brook park red at night. PERIOD! This place is not a joke at night nor is St. Ignitions high school on Lorain ave.
Update for this video. The Mudhouse Mansion was demolished in 2015, but there were many creepy stories about it. Lots of pictures online to add to its creepiness.
I worked and attend Ohio University. I actually was a student worker in an office at the ridges. The body stain is real, and the custodian said they tried even acid and it would not come up. Also a lot of shadows and curtains move on their own. I was alone up in a storage area, and heard a broom sweeping the floor. I first thought it was the custodian, but when I looked for him, he was no where to be found (he was across campus at a shop during that time). Also in cutler the girl drew pentagram and other satanic writing in blood on the wall. They tried to cover it with paint, but it always would come back through. They ended up building a false wall in front of it, so it may still be there.
Who else lives in Ohio
I live next to Wright Patt Air Force Base
Stow here
I do
A little under 12 million people.
I live in Dayton. By air force museum
Moonville train tunnel is another one
Loving your vlogs 👍🏻👌🤓 keep them coming dude fascinating information and well put together 👍🏻🇬🇧
Cheryl Mason thank you very much
Great stuff thank you 👍👍
Good job! You may want to add Molly Stark Sanatorium in Louisville, Ohio. I think you will need special permission to visit but it should be worth the trouble.
Deb Metzger Thanks!
You are welcome. I checked for you, you will need permission from the Nimishillen Township parks department to get access to the buildings. Walking around the grounds is permitted without prior notice.@@MadFireTV
Ive been to the mansfeild reformatory and i was scratched and its so scary i recommended going
FRANKLINcastle cleve OH.
And many more NE OH areas?!
My sister went to Denison University in Grangville, it's the picture perfect small town.
Inhabited by people who imagine themselves better than others. I live relatively nearby and avoid it like the plague.
Loveland castle is also haunted in Loveland OH and the golden lamb in Lebanon OH is haunted to
You outta do one for just Columbus ohio
Jeremiah Wray Will do!
@@MadFireTV thank you❤ and if you have Facebook id love for u to add me
u didnt have the bellaire house in bellair ohio so ur list is incomplete
Check out the Farfiled county poor house or Clarence Miller building.
If the people would ever write me back
Allot of cool buildings
You should look at Nazareth hall in Grand Rapids Ohio
keep up ur vids man ,,great work!! this stuff interests me as well.. I live in Youngstown Ohio .. #bsafe
dj_dinner _plates thank you
Molly stark hospital..
Me: **clicks on vid**
Coat: **falls**
Mudhouse Mansion reminds me of the movie, "The Others." Well, assuming the wife killing the kids account is true.
Moonville and haydenville
My parents and my sister lived at a haunted house, I’ll tell you the story, I wasn’t born yet tho. So they needed a new carpet because they just moved to this house and it was built a long time ago, they had a monitor thing for my sister, she was a baby, but at night my parents heard a old lady singing a lullaby but in Ukrainian, I won’t tell you much tho but keep on going, it was coming from the monitor tho, and when they left the house for like dinner at a place or a random reason, their neighbors said the lights in the room for my sister had the lights on, but they left and they were turned off. I don’t know if I believe it, but..
You never know, bonus:my sisters grandpa at the time came to it and said he been there before, so I guess he was a ghost hunter because he said he was sent there. I hope you enjoyed this story. Thank you for your time. This was in, yeah Ohio.
For the mansion in Lancaster Ohio.. Ohio never had slavery in the 1800’s.
I used to teach US History and Ohio was one a free territory as part of the old Northwest Territory. No slavery was actually in the charter. So you are absolutely right. It makes me question the validity of the other stories.
Wow can’t believe you said nothing of Wilmington , Ohio
This whole town is haunted .
May I suggest you return
And do a bit of homework .
Shouldn’t take long , this town
Is also sauerkraut festival .
Please check this out it is
So haunted .
Sauerkraut festival is in Waynesville not Wilmington
Especially Leesburg, highland or Samantha. It has multiple abandoned houses with apparently little kids in white dresses and black hair running to window to window
Good video
Fire in sky Thanks
As a "ghost hunter", I can't believe you missed the most important cause of paranormal events at the majestic theater.
Copied from web:
Perhaps one of the most intriguing fact in the Majestic’s history was its use as a temporary morgue in 1918 when the Spanish Influenza swept through the nation. Nearby Camp Sherman was struck particularly hard. Around 1,400 cases of the flu were reported in September. October was much works with around 5,600 cases reported. The town of Chillicothe was quarantined in an attempt to prevent the spread of the flu to the local population. The quarantine was not totally effective and many people outside of Camp Sherman were infected and died. In all, almost 1,200 people from Camp Sherman died as a result of the epidemic. With more bodies than the morgue could handle, the Majestic Theatre was used as a temporary morgue. The bodies were stacked like cordwood in the dressing rooms below the stage until they could be taken onto the stage for embalming. Every now and then, one of the “bodies” would be found alive and rushed to the hospital. Once the bodies made their way to the stage for embalming, the blood and other bodily fluids were drained to Masonic Alley adjacent to the theatre. The alley was nicknamed Bloody Alley, a name that many locals call it today.
good video, but add some SPOOKY background music it might help with the ambiance
SpookyOhio Thanks for watching and for the suggestion. That’s something I have been debating actually.
Don't think ohio ever had slaves, so the Mudhouse slave story probably untrue. I live in the town where it is located and it was eventually torn down.
My mom has been to the reformation twice. Once with my step during the day. And once with her sister and dad at night. She said it was really scary and she heard some shit there
A Lady And Her Like 50B Children Came Down From Ohio, My Mom Went To A Haunted House There About 15 Or 16 Years Ago
Marietta is apparently the oldest city in ohio
PhoenixWing513. I live in Marietta Ohio
Wow! I didn't know the OU was haunted I have family who went there and it was on my list of colleges I would like to attend. So OU has been crossed off my list.
Mudhouse was torn down a few years ago.
dang no tinkers hallow in north east ohio
Wright Patterson Air Force base is not haunted at all, me and my dad go visit the commissary and walk around all the time
I agree with all but your missing 1 gill house Ive done ors 8 times in 13 months
Mudhouse Mansion is no more. It was recently demolished.
You left out Columbus - home to over 90,000 Muslims!!!
Gore. Oprphanige
Wow it was the day before my birthday when it was founded
Ou Wilson hall room 4 28 in a 2 story
The Johnny Moorehouse story, isn't documented, it could just be a story
The old coal mining town of San Toy Ohio
My history teacher and wrestling coach lives by the mudhouse mansion
i live 5 minutes away from the ridges
Athens! Not asses. Chillicothe OH.
The constantly touching of the microphone gets a little annoying during your recordings. Also, when you’re pronouncing your th’s and popping your P’s makes it hard to focus on the video. Other then that, I guess it’s ok.
PORTSMOUTH OHIO SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON THAT LIST. ACTUALLY ALL OF SCIOTO COUNTY SHOULD HAVE BEEN ON THAT LIST.
THAT'S WHERE IM ORIGINALLY FROM. And let me tell you it is very much Haunted the majority of PORTSMOUTH was built on top of a massive Indian burial ground. Which everyone knows to not disturb a burial ground in general but especially a Indian Burial ground. For who so ever shall be brave enough to do so will be cursed along with all of the Land and which it is still very much cursed still to this very day. Not to mention there are also still underground tunnels that run underneath the Ohio River from Kentucky connecting to And even coming out on the Ohio side you can still access the tunnels in certain areas but I wouldn't suggest Going in them tho because they might collapse or cave in on you. Some of the tunnels even connect to some people's Basements in there houses and they can even access them through their Basements. There were mainly used to smuggle slaves from Kentucky to Ohio during the Slave days. And I would say that they probably even used them tunnels for Smuggling Moonshine as well along with many other things during the Prohibition days.
I live in marietta Ohio
Actually Ohio is the 16th state of the United States I know this because I live in State
Unfortunately, no. Ohio was indeed the 17th state admitted to the union. 16th was Tennessee.
It was the 17tg. Silly goose.
St Alexous hospital in Cleveland
Worked them all day and night . No worries
i'd rather have a bottle in front of me...
Plantation's
A door haunted houses and how I love them in the hell I will give anything still not in a haunted house cuz I want to know what the spirit is all about I feel like sometimes you can get that free Jesus is waiting for you to come home to him if they will go the casino family to Mom and Dad like Hayswood Hospital Sarah Winchester AC Sarah Winchester's house is for Real I know how great great grandson Bill Winchester iSpy lyrics WhatsApp free Brew
Vermilion ohio
haunted michigan ?
With all due respect to any/all folks responsible for posting this otherwise interesting video, please hire another narrator; the current one is so bad that a person cannot even concentrate on the subject at hand.
Thank you!