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Richmond, Indiana
-BACK CAMPUS-...On Halloween night in 1857 there were 2 students who were walking in the back of campus. There is a big pipe line that goes…
Pendleton, Indiana
In 1945 two lovers, Jon and Rachael, were playfully chasing each other across the bridge early one morning. They just spent the whole night…
Reelsville, Indiana
The Four Arches railroad trestle, in Putnam County near Reelsville and Greencastle, is documented in Indiana State University's folklore…
Franklin, Indiana
Franklin College's Old Main, a grand building housing administration offices and classrooms, was one of three campus buildings damaged by…
French Lick, Indiana
Dr. William Bowles opened a small spa here in 1845 to capitalize on the area's natural sulfur springs; by 1901, former Indianapolis mayor…
Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Established in 1867 and now holding more than 15,900 known burials, Greendale Cemetery includes the real graves of the Tebbs family, long…
Franklin, Indiana
At Greenlawn Cemetery, visitors report an unsettling feeling near the many suicides buried there. Established in 1845 and grown from three…
Sunman, Indiana
Built in 1879 by Archibald M. Kennedy & Sons over Tanners Creek's East Fork, the Guilford Covered Bridge was slated for removal when the…
Lewisville, Indiana
Dr. Oscar K. Guyer, a Lewisville physician, began building this opera house in 1901 over years of pushback from skeptical townspeople, but…
Mishawaka, Indiana
The 100 Center complex in Mishawaka occupies the former Kamm & Schellinger Brewery, built by the Kamm and Schellinger families in the late…
Indianapolis, Indiana
Alexander Hannah, a respected Indiana state legislator and abolitionist, built this 24-room house in 1858. Local legend holds it was a…
Hanover, Indiana
Visitors to Hanover Cemetery describe a sudden chill and nausea felt simultaneously by separate members of a group as they approach each…
Hanover, Indiana
Parker Auditorium, designed by architect Jens Frederick Larson and completed in 1947, anchors the eastern end of Hanover College's historic…
Lafayette, Indiana
Dating to the 1830s-40s and also known as Pierce Cemetery, St. Joseph Cemetery, and several other names over the years, this true pioneer…
Terre Haute, Indiana
Stiffy Green is remembered locally as a bulldog belonging to John Heinl, who reportedly sat crying beside his owner's casket through the…
Indianapolis, Indiana
At Historic St. Joseph Church, staff and visitors have reported seeing blood on their hands, a loud bang from the middle of the former…
Huntington, Indiana
Huntington University's Merillat Complex for Physical Education and Recreation — known to generations of students as the PERC, now the PLEX…
Indianapolis, Indiana
In life, the first artistic director of the theatre used to jog around the upstairs mezzanine area when the weather was cold or rainy. He…
Rockville, Indiana
The Indiana State Sanatorium east of Rockville was the state's main tuberculosis hospital from about 1908 to 1968, built on hundreds of…
Indianapolis, Indiana
During the first years of construction on this building, a special elevator was erected to move court witnesses to different floors of the…
Valparaiso, Indiana
The Inn at Aberdeen is a bed and breakfast outside Valparaiso with a long-told story of a girl on the staircase. Accounts differ over which…
Kokomo, Indiana
At Jacob's Funeral Home, black shadows and unexplained noise have been reported in the old basement. Built in 1901 at 208 E. Mulberry St.,…
Indianapolis, Indiana
Staff and students at the Allison Mansion have reported missing keys, moved objects, a library rearranged overnight and crying near the…
Fairmount, Indiana
James Dean, raised in Fairmount after his mother's death, is buried in the town's Park Cemetery beneath a headstone that isn't the original…