The Osceola Inn hotel, which was located in Reed City, Michigan. It was right by the old train station in the early 1900's as was always known to be haunted. My sister was a waitress in the hotels restaurant and heard all the stories. Later I moved away from the area, but would stay there when visiting friends and family. My husband and I both had experiences there while staying in the hotel.
I used to live in the original Standish hospital and that place was haunted AF! We heard footsteps constantly, our doors would randomly open and close, I've seen the apparition of a nurse in the basement there and woke up to the same nurse standing over me checking my vitals.. I got chills all over again writing this
I live in the city of Monroe, where there was a war over the Raisin River. Many houses and businesses around this area are indeed haunted. I experienced it first hand when I lived in town. I once felt one literally alter my emotions. I was playing games with the boys one night and I just randomly got this overwhelming feeling of dread, so much so that I, a 300lb big bearded man, started crying hysterically, like sobbing for literally no reason at all.
I actually stayed in the Doherty hotel earlier this year and it was an amazing experience with some definite spooky energy and strange activity. It's also rumored to be haunted by Mrs. Doherty who was supposedly murdered in the kitchen. If you go you can still check out the room that she used to stay in. When I went to enter it, it acted like it was seemingly locked. Even though the staff had given me a key to enter, I went down and asked the staff if maybe it was locked for a specific reason and they said "no, Shouldn't be this Keisha let you right in." Then as I was walking back past To find my girlfriend I decided to try one more time even without the key and mysteriously it had just popped open. No problem. Easy as can be as if it was never even locked or hard to open at all.
I lived in an old house that was converted into apartments in Waterford. I swear i heard the voices of a man, woman, and, child nightly as i lived in the attic apartment. They weren't malevolent. I actually missed them when I moved.
When I was a kid, my mother and I stayed at a mansion in the U. P. I think it was near Marquette or L'anse. It was being used as a camp for handicapped children. The mansion was in fabulous condition, with most of the original wallpaper still in place. Someone told me a story about the mansion, saying that there had once been a ball held, but that in the morning, a young woman was found hanging from a chandelier. I never found out more about it, but maybe you can tell me more.
Treetops resort. I've been working there for 6 months now. The sports bar is nuts. I have to go down there every morning around 4 a.m. I'm the only person who will. It's creepy as hell. I have personally had something whisper my name in my ear. As well as many others. LOUD footsteps. I had a cook from Honduras that wouldn't even tell me what happened to her down there.
I lived in a disturbing house on Harding Rd in Essexville & not only the home had disturbing thigs happen, the land as well. They once shut down in the entire rd looking for Jimmy Hoffa's body, I guess after getting credible info about it. They idnt find him but they found several bodies in the house crawl space that i heard were of missing people. Idk, but there's something very wrong on that street.
My group and I investigated the Bruce Mansion several years ago and got EVPs of a child as well as the voice of a man. We got a reflection of a man in the front window even though my team was the only one there.
Hi, I've a story to tell. Have you ever heard of Dudgen Swamp? My story takes place there. In the 1980s, my ex-husband and I lived in front of the Gun Club part. That place is straight up creepy. It consists of 1250 acres with another 300 down the road. It's located in Goodwell Township. Well, one cold, snowy November evening, we were walking in from deer hunting, and in the distance, we could hear his uncles cows lowing in the field as we walked. My ex was ahead of me when we came upon a green shotgun style cabin. I wondered who would have a cabin here so far in. Here's where it gets extremely creepy... we passed it three times. We got to his uncles field, crossing through to get to our house down the road. When we got home, I asked him,"Were we lost?" He turned to look at me for a second with a strange look on his face. He said, "What are you talking about?" I said were we lost?" He says, no, why?" I answered? "Well, bcz we passed that cabin back there three times. "He said, "LOOK, I don't know what it is that you saw, but there are NO HOUSES or CABINS back there!" I looked at him smiling, I said, "Ya, right, stop kidding around!" He says, " I'm not kidding! there are NO dwellings back there." A few days later, his cousin came over, and she began to tell me about the ghost that walked the swamp. Well, I was quite intrigued, and I began to research the stories about it... I found out the family that lived back there committed incest and murder. First and foremost, the swamp is named after the family. I found out that they moved up from Indiana they traded their farm for the swamp bcz it was warmer in the winter. The family consisted of Mom, Dad, three brothers, and two sisters. One sister married and moved away to Big Rapids. They were called "BULLIES of the SWAMP" bcz all they did was cause trouble and get into physical fights with their neighbors. The father, Charles Dudgen, was the first to die. They buried him down the road on the other 300 acres they owned. The brothers committed incest with their sister, and when the children were born, they would do away with them burying them in the barn they owned down the road from the main house where Romie and Meada lived. Now Meada married a man by the name of Romie Hodell, his trade was a stump puller, and he frequently traveled for his job. Romies father went to stay with them for a spell bcz he was sickly and his mother had to leave state, for a bit, and he was unable to travel. Well, Meada eventually got sick and tired of caring for him while Romie worked away, so one morning, when she made him coffee, she placed stricnine in it, taking his life. One night, Meada and her husband went to her mother's for dinner, but it started to rain quite hard, so they decided to stay the night instead of walking home. Romie was lying on a cot facing the wall. He asked her to get him a pairing knife cz he wanted to eat an apple. She obligated him. She walked into the kitchen, but instead of grabbing what he asked for, she came back in with a rolling pin, hitting him hard on the neck he began to tremble, and she dropped the rolling pin hugging him well, her mother came in picking it up and she struck him hard and finished him off. She called her two sons in along with the hired hand, and she told them to take him to the barn behind their house down the road and to make it look like su1c1de. They used a leather strap as the gallows, and the type of knot used was one they personally knew and used all the time, which was also a giveaway. After the deed, they huddled around the kitchen table, writing out su1c1de notes. The next day, they went into town, putting on a good show, crying, and carrying on. When the law found the body, his knees were bent, and his feet were touching the ground bcz the leather strap they used stretched. In the end, they all went to prison minus one son/ brother who was away working at the time. I wrote an anonymous poem about 30 years ago, and I sent it in to the Fremont Times, and for a while, they would post it every year at the anniversary of his death. There's so much more to this story that the above is just a short condensed part to the MANY tragedies that were once committed back there all those years ago. I enjoy your videos very much. Thanks and GOD bless you & yours always.✌️☺️❤🙏
This is my first time watching your video and its really interesting to watch, I know a place in Troy Michigan and it's not to far away from my sister's house 🏡 I just can't think 🤔 the name of the restaurant 😕 and it use to a old farmhouse at one time and that place is really haunted because I have a book 📚📖 on the most haunted places in Michigan it's a great book 📚📖 to read
I grew up in Wyandotte michigan and in the 60,s used to go down to the park and watch movies on a old black and white roll up screen , and also play games from the green boxes that city employees used to be in, checkers , horse shoe throwing , etc. also toward end of summer there was a old train with rubber wheels the city owned that took all the kids down Wyandotte streets, Do you have any pictures of these events , would like to get some
Can you do a video on the purple gang? We supposedly have an old purple gang hideout in Luna Pier, MI but to me it was always just Melanie and Mr. Reek's house. It'd be cool to get some history on the purple gang and if they had any ties to Luna Pier.
Good video Andrew !! I used to work at the old St Joseph's Hospital in Mt. Clemens was built in 1898. I walked the halls and catacombs in the basement on the night shift, and it was spooky at times. In fact, Eminem made a music video in the old blocked-off section called 3AM .. th-cam.com/video/QejtJWrVpTQ/w-d-xo.html ..Other groups have come along for night walks. It was for many years the main intake for mental health patients. Later, it was sold to Henry Ford Health, who then sold it to Select Specialty Hospital. The old part of the hospital still sits closed off to people, but the newer part of the 1962 building has been completely remodeled.
I do believe that you're missing a death or 2 more at the Doherty. I could be wrong but I know a Vietnam Veteran. That did a lot of work and drank a lot in there and he knew some people and and it's a scary place for sure, from what he tells me
I guess that would all depend on where the individual was from. Sorry to be the one to inform you...but Clare, MI has been defined as well as located in good ol' Northern MI.
@@daughterofaveteran No it’s not. It’s mid/Central Michigan. Even the community college between Clare and Harrison is called MID Michigan Community College. Not Northern Michigan Community College… It’s known as the Gateway to the North, but that doesn’t put it in the North.
What other haunted Michigan stories do you have? 🫣
Could you do the dice road cemetery and bridge along with the house?
The Osceola Inn hotel, which was located in Reed City, Michigan. It was right by the old train station in the early 1900's as was always known to be haunted. My sister was a waitress in the hotels restaurant and heard all the stories. Later I moved away from the area, but would stay there when visiting friends and family. My husband and I both had experiences there while staying in the hotel.
For a Michigan Legend, I've yet to hear anybody talk about the Witchy Wolves
You should do one on the Witch of Delray.
I used to live in the original Standish hospital and that place was haunted AF! We heard footsteps constantly, our doors would randomly open and close, I've seen the apparition of a nurse in the basement there and woke up to the same nurse standing over me checking my vitals.. I got chills all over again writing this
Eloise in Westland, Michigan an ol sanitarium is creepy too
I live in the city of Monroe, where there was a war over the Raisin River. Many houses and businesses around this area are indeed haunted. I experienced it first hand when I lived in town. I once felt one literally alter my emotions. I was playing games with the boys one night and I just randomly got this overwhelming feeling of dread, so much so that I, a 300lb big bearded man, started crying hysterically, like sobbing for literally no reason at all.
I actually stayed in the Doherty hotel earlier this year and it was an amazing experience with some definite spooky energy and strange activity. It's also rumored to be haunted by Mrs. Doherty who was supposedly murdered in the kitchen. If you go you can still check out the room that she used to stay in. When I went to enter it, it acted like it was seemingly locked. Even though the staff had given me a key to enter, I went down and asked the staff if maybe it was locked for a specific reason and they said "no, Shouldn't be this Keisha let you right in." Then as I was walking back past To find my girlfriend I decided to try one more time even without the key and mysteriously it had just popped open. No problem. Easy as can be as if it was never even locked or hard to open at all.
I’m so glad I found your channel . I am all about the paranormal and haunted places !!!❤
I lived in an old house that was converted into apartments in Waterford. I swear i heard the voices of a man, woman, and, child nightly as i lived in the attic apartment. They weren't malevolent. I actually missed them when I moved.
When I was a kid, my mother and I stayed at a mansion in the U. P. I think it was near Marquette or L'anse. It was being used as a camp for handicapped children. The mansion was in fabulous condition, with most of the original wallpaper still in place. Someone told me a story about the mansion, saying that there had once been a ball held, but that in the morning, a young woman was found hanging from a chandelier. I never found out more about it, but maybe you can tell me more.
Watching you from Ionia Michigan
Loves. From Petoskey ❤
Treetops resort. I've been working there for 6 months now. The sports bar is nuts. I have to go down there every morning around 4 a.m. I'm the only person who will. It's creepy as hell. I have personally had something whisper my name in my ear. As well as many others. LOUD footsteps. I had a cook from Honduras that wouldn't even tell me what happened to her down there.
Our Team is based out of Lansing, Michigan. We have been to lots of Haunted locations around the state. May have to check a few more off my list now 👍
So eerie 😩
Botsford inn in Farmington hills. Grace hospital where Harry Houdini died on Halloween
I lived in a disturbing house on Harding Rd in Essexville & not only the home had disturbing thigs happen, the land as well. They once shut down in the entire rd looking for Jimmy Hoffa's body, I guess after getting credible info about it. They idnt find him but they found several bodies in the house crawl space that i heard were of missing people. Idk, but there's something very wrong on that street.
Have you ever thought about having it investigated? My wife and i instagate the paranormal.
The Bruce mansion I drive by it all the time they used to do a haunted house there idk if they still do
My group and I investigated the Bruce Mansion several years ago and got EVPs of a child as well as the voice of a man. We got a reflection of a man in the front window even though my team was the only one there.
Hi, I've a story to tell. Have you ever heard of Dudgen Swamp? My story takes place there. In the 1980s, my ex-husband and I lived in front of the Gun Club part. That place is straight up creepy. It consists of 1250 acres with another 300 down the road. It's located in Goodwell Township. Well, one cold, snowy November evening, we were walking in from deer hunting, and in the distance, we could hear his uncles cows lowing in the field as we walked. My ex was ahead of me when we came upon a green shotgun style cabin. I wondered who would have a cabin here so far in. Here's where it gets extremely creepy... we passed it three times. We got to his uncles field, crossing through to get to our house down the road. When we got home, I asked him,"Were we lost?" He turned to look at me for a second with a strange look on his face. He said, "What are you talking about?" I said were we lost?" He says, no, why?" I answered? "Well, bcz we passed that cabin back there three times. "He said, "LOOK, I don't know what it is that you saw, but there are NO HOUSES or CABINS back there!" I looked at him smiling, I said, "Ya, right, stop kidding around!" He says, " I'm not kidding! there are NO dwellings back there." A few days later, his cousin came over, and she began to tell me about the ghost that walked the swamp. Well, I was quite intrigued, and I began to research the stories about it... I found out the family that lived back there committed incest and murder. First and foremost, the swamp is named after the family. I found out that they moved up from Indiana they traded their farm for the swamp bcz it was warmer in the winter. The family consisted of Mom, Dad, three brothers, and two sisters. One sister married and moved away to Big Rapids. They were called "BULLIES of the SWAMP" bcz all they did was cause trouble and get into physical fights with their neighbors. The father, Charles Dudgen, was the first to die. They buried him down the road on the other 300 acres they owned.
The brothers committed incest with their sister, and when the children were born, they would do away with them burying them in the barn they owned down the road from the main house where Romie and Meada lived. Now Meada married a man by the name of Romie Hodell, his trade was a stump puller, and he frequently traveled for his job. Romies father went to stay with them for a spell bcz he was sickly and his mother had to leave state, for a bit, and he was unable to travel. Well, Meada eventually got sick and tired of caring for him while Romie worked away, so one morning, when she made him coffee, she placed stricnine in it, taking his life. One night, Meada and her husband went to her mother's for dinner, but it started to rain quite hard, so they decided to stay the night instead of walking home. Romie was lying on a cot facing the wall. He asked her to get him a pairing knife cz he wanted to eat an apple. She obligated him. She walked into the kitchen, but instead of grabbing what he asked for, she came back in with a rolling pin, hitting him hard on the neck he began to tremble, and she dropped the rolling pin hugging him well, her mother came in picking it up and she struck him hard and finished him off. She called her two sons in along with the hired hand, and she told them to take him to the barn behind their house down the road and to make it look like su1c1de. They used a leather strap as the gallows, and the type of knot used was one they personally knew and used all the time, which was also a giveaway. After the deed, they huddled around the kitchen table, writing out su1c1de notes. The next day, they went into town, putting on a good show, crying, and carrying on. When the law found the body, his knees were bent, and his feet were touching the ground bcz the leather strap they used stretched. In the end, they all went to prison minus one son/ brother who was away working at the time. I wrote an anonymous poem about 30 years ago, and I sent it in to the Fremont Times, and for a while, they would post it every year at the anniversary of his death. There's so much more to this story that the above is just a short condensed part to the MANY tragedies that were once committed back there all those years ago. I enjoy your videos very much. Thanks and GOD bless you & yours always.✌️☺️❤🙏
Cadillac, Michigan by Lake Mitchell for me is haunt but other than that it's a beautiful place to visit and stay.
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I know where the bruce mansion is in Burnside. I’ve been past it many times and often wondered if it was haunted.
During your bit about the Bruce Mansion you show a person being lifted. Could you share your source for this?
This is my first time watching your video and its really interesting to watch, I know a place in Troy Michigan and it's not to far away from my sister's house 🏡 I just can't think 🤔 the name of the restaurant 😕 and it use to a old farmhouse at one time and that place is really haunted because I have a book 📚📖 on the most haunted places in Michigan it's a great book 📚📖 to read
I've been in the Doherty and its bar & grill and the only thing supernatural I experienced was the highly over priced food.
IKR I grew up playing in that hotel. Trying to say it’s haunted after all these years is a friggen joke. 🙄
Jack Livingston is actually my husbands great great uncle and I live in the Clare area
Beaver Island, many are still there,
Have you seen the henges there?
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I grew up in Wyandotte michigan and in the 60,s used to go down to the park and watch movies on a old black and white roll up screen , and also play games from the green boxes that city employees used to be in, checkers , horse shoe throwing , etc. also toward end of summer there was a old train with rubber wheels the city owned that took all the kids down Wyandotte streets, Do you have any pictures of these events , would like to get some
What about the felt mansion in Saugatuck michigan
Or the winter inn in greenville mich
Can you do a video on the purple gang? We supposedly have an old purple gang hideout in Luna Pier, MI but to me it was always just Melanie and Mr. Reek's house. It'd be cool to get some history on the purple gang and if they had any ties to Luna Pier.
Good video Andrew !! I used to work at the old St Joseph's Hospital in Mt. Clemens was built in 1898. I walked the halls and catacombs in the basement on the night shift, and it was spooky at times. In fact, Eminem made a music video in the old blocked-off section called 3AM .. th-cam.com/video/QejtJWrVpTQ/w-d-xo.html ..Other groups have come along for night walks. It was for many years the main intake for mental health patients. Later, it was sold to Henry Ford Health, who then sold it to Select Specialty Hospital. The old part of the hospital still sits closed off to people, but the newer part of the 1962 building has been completely remodeled.
I do believe that you're missing a death or 2 more at the Doherty. I could be wrong but I know a Vietnam Veteran. That did a lot of work and drank a lot in there and he knew some people and and it's a scary place for sure, from what he tells me
Do you ever check out Hawaii?
I live in hillsdale Michigan I have alot
Traverse city commons.
Ooooo you are missing so many 😅😅 let’s not talk about the farm houses
I had my wedding at The Doherty Hotel. Didn't have any supernatural experience. I wouldn't call Clare Northern Michigan, it's still Central Michigan.
I guess that would all depend on where the individual was from. Sorry to be the one to inform you...but Clare, MI has been defined as well as located in good ol' Northern MI.
@@daughterofaveteran No it’s not. It’s mid/Central Michigan. Even the community college between Clare and Harrison is called MID Michigan Community College. Not Northern Michigan Community College… It’s known as the Gateway to the North, but that doesn’t put it in the North.
Bay Port hotel is haunted.
It’s Lee - Bove. Not la - bove… the hotel isn’t haunted. I know that for a fact.
Follow Michigander here; why aren’t you using your hand to show where these haunts are located? 🤣🤣🤣
Such a missed opportunity 🤦♂️ I should be evicted from the state
You’re repeating stories from previous videos… Not watching twice.
I know where the