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Hull House in Chicago | Home of the “Devil Baby”

Hull House was a settlement home for immigrants and children. To the horror of its respected founder Jane Addams, it became infamously known for a legend.

A story said to spawn the infamous horror movie, Rosemary’s Baby.

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Brave Blacks Wave in Elliston | Dare Surf With The Ghosts

Elliston, South Australia, has a population of only 308 people, according to the last census. But down at the shore of Waterloo Bay, on the edge of the town, there are a few more souls that are still surfing this earthly plane around Blacks Wave.

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Brock Monument in Queenston Heights, Niagara

Brock Monument is the grave of former British General Sir Isaac Brock.

He was our famous General. Successfully defended British Canada against the Americans during the War of 1812.

With his men charging up the hill with his men. Happened during the Battle of Queenston Heights. An American sniper rose from the bushes and shot him down.

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Charles Manson Was Never in West Virginia Penitentiary

It’s become an infamous rumor. Saying the murderer Charles Manson stayed at West Virginia Penitentiary. 

He didn’t. But his connection is strong. Through his mother, Kathleen Maddox.

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Death of RD Wall | Murdered in the Basement of West Virginia Penitentiary

Ghost Guide Daniel – – RD Wall s was a prisoner, maintenance clerk and popular inmate inside West Virginia Penitentiary.

Calmly serving his time. Getting along with both prisoners and guards.  As happy as an inmate can be… until some new transfers arrived.

Warning… things get brutal

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Last Public Hanging at West Virginia Penitentiary | Violence of Frank Hyer

June 19 1931, Frank Hyer was about to be hanged for killing his wife.  Seeing the condemned before his execution surprised officials… he was happy.

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Death of William Red Snyder at West Virginia Penitentiary

Ghost Guide Daniel – – William “Red” Snyder was believed to be a violent man.  Born in 1946.  Starting with arson in his 20’s. It escalated. And he served time in many prisons.

Released on parole from West Virginia Penitentiary in 1967.  One day later, he killed 2 men, returning him to the storied (and haunted) prison. Eventually leading to his murder.

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Torture of Inmates inside West Virginia Penitentiary

Only 10 years open when stories of inhumane punishment and torture was told to the newspaper, the Cincinnati Enquirer on November 30, 1886.  Former West Virginia Penitentiary Assistant Superintendent named Wilkerson had seen enough. 

After leaving he exposed accounts of violence done on inmates.

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Dark Tourism put Moundsville, West Virginia on the Ghost Map

Two notable dark tourism sites stand across the street from each other in Moundsville, West Virginia.

On the west side is North America’s largest native burial mound at 65 feet high.  On the east side, the United States most haunted prison, West Virginia Pen.

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Trans Allegheny Asylum | Ghost Stories

Lily is the resident ghost of Trans Allegheny Asylum in Weston, West Virginia. A cute little girl ghost loved by many visitors. It’s why, to this day, they try to talk with her. And if she’s shy, they’ll leave a toy behind.

A cute reason to visit. But being alone in the building with vivid spirits like Lily is one of many reasons to never be a security guard in such a haunted place.