St. Mary's Cemetery (Evergreen Park)

St. Mary's Cemetery sits along the same stretch of railroad tracks that saw a real 1928 mail-train robbery — locally remembered as "The Great Train Robbery" — in which a group of men made off with roughly $133,000. Local accounts also describe a Prohibition-era speakeasy that once operated along the tracks nearby, said to have been the site of a gangland murder tied to Chicago's North Side gang wars, and a more recent, unconfirmed account of a fatal shooting near a gravesite in the 1990s. Late-night drivers along the cemetery's southern boundary report seeing a man leaning against a fence post who seems to react to passing cars before vanishing.