10/28/08: Thomas gives a crash photo course on the other legends that accompany crybaby bridge on Abbeyville Road:
There are other places that are supposed to be haunted on Abbeyville Rd.
10/28/08: Thomas gives a crash photo course on the other legends that accompany crybaby bridge on Abbeyville Road:
There are other places that are supposed to be haunted on Abbeyville Rd.
4/23/10: Michelle’s encounter is a grim reminder that the spooks don’t come out only at night.
I was reading your bit on the bridge on Egypt road and the hair on the back of my neck stood up. Continue reading
4/2/09: Dirt Lawyer waxes nostalgic as he fondly recalls Melon Head campfire tales and spooks. Other story tellers may have their killer with a hook for a hand. In NE Ohio, we have our Melon Heads.
In the 1960′s and early 1970′s our camp counselors at Red Raider Camp in Novelty/Russell Township on the western edge of Geauga County would horrify us with campfire tales of the Melon Heads when we’d camp on land owned by the Metallurgy Society. Continue reading
5/2/05: Dim the lights real low to get the full horrific effect of Kari’s Top Ten List of All Things Evil at Woolyburger Cemetery.
Hello, I have also visited the cemetery, which is also known as the Little Pennsylvania Cemetery. Wooly Burger is a name it gained over time due to the rumors of a large Big Foot-like creature living back there. I have never experienced a Big Foot encounter but I have definitely experienced many different things back there such as… Continue reading
10/20/2012: A horse’s sixth sense protects its rider from a potentially grim encounter:
Warlock’s Grave is located in New Philadelphia, Ohio, somewhere off of route 39 and, yeah, it’s haunted. Continue reading
Three different readers share their own personal experiences that forever bind them to the tragic, haunted Leroy’s Bridge.
1/1/05: Paper Hanger offers his take on the tragic, haunted legend of Leroy’s Bridge, as well as his own creepy experiences with “The Walking Dude”:
While I was living in West Salem, I heard of a local legend called Leroy’s Bridge. I lived about 2 miles away from the bridge, but it’s not the story or the bridge itself that still send a chill up my spine.. Continue reading
11/14/2010: Dan goes on a ghost photo safari hunt at Riverside Cemetery and captured more than what he bargained for: Continue reading
4/20/2011: A local resident shares her lifetime of hauntings in and around Beaver Creek.
8/12/05:
Katie shares some tales and asks for info on this apparently evil little place.
There’s a street in the Indian Hills area around Cincinnati that is called Spooky Hollow (not to be confused with Spooky Ridge which is nearby). According to hordes of teenagers, it is haunted to all hell and back. Continue reading
10/2011: Nick recounts being pursued by a mysterious truck:
I was never a believer in all the hell town stories until one night near the end of August of 2011. Continue reading