• Akron Civic Theatre’s Ghostly Trio

    Originally known as the Loews Theatre, the Akron Civic Theatre was designed by Viennese architect John Eberson in grand “Atmospheric” style. The ceiling was painted to look like the night sky, and it is one of the few theater ceilings that can rotate. The Civic is believed to be haunted by three ghosts. A girl

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  • Cleveland’s Macabre Franklin Castle

    Visitors to Cleveland’s Franklin Boulevard are likely to shudder when walking past this quintessential haunted house, even if they’ve never heard the stories. If you ask about a haunted house in Cleveland, you are likely to get one response: “Franklin Castle.” That is because this High Victorian style stone house is one of the most

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  • The Many Mysteries of Rogues Hollow Road

    A headless horse is among the phantoms said to haunt this formerly rough-and-tumble holler near Doylestown, Ohio. Rogues Hollow is a geologic depression and former town located south of the village of Doylestown in northeastern Ohio, a few miles southwest of Akron. Though long defunct, the road and bridge of the same name has long

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  • Squire’s Castle and its Phantasmal Light Show

    A fairy tale gatehouse has become a charming addition to a public park in suburban Cleveland, but some visitors claim otherworldly residents flicker through its empty halls. The hollowed out shell of Squire’s Castle sits deep in the woods off River Road in the northeastern suburbs of Cleveland. This romantic, Medieval-looking stone edifice once served as

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  • A Christmas Story House Offers Holiday Spirits

    The filming location of A Christmas Story has attracted tens of thousands of nostalgic tourists over the years, but according to at least one paranormal investigation team, it may also be home to restless spirits. Largely overlooked upon its release in 1983, A Christmas Story has since become a beloved holiday classic. Set in the

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