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Cutler, Indiana
Adams Mill, built in 1845 to 1846 on Wildcat Creek northeast of Cutler, is a three-and-a-half-story frame grist mill that ground grain…
Madison, Indiana
Chartered in 1919 and located at 707 Jefferson St., this is one of Indiana's largest American Legion posts; originally named for Jefferson…
Dugger, Indiana
Established in 1829 and formally incorporated in 1873, Antioch Cemetery sits about two miles north of Dugger; many of those buried here…
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Athenaeum, formerly Das Deutsche Haus, opened in 1893 as a German cultural center. Ghost Hunters investigated in 2019, focusing on…
Warsaw, Indiana
The Barbee Hotel was considered a very high-class resort during Al Capone's time. He stayed in the hotel frequently, often clearing out all…
Kouts, Indiana
The Kankakee River crossing at Baum's Bridge has carried three successive bridges: William Eaton's original 1849 toll bridge, the first to…
Hymera, Indiana
At Nathan Hinkle's grave, local legend holds that visitors who walk around the monument and say his name three times will hear him answer.…
Corydon, Indiana
The Blue River — first mapped by Squire Boone, Daniel Boone's brother, and one of only three Indiana rivers on the National Natural Scenic…
Paoli, Indiana
The gravestone of Floyd E. Pruett (1894-1920) at this Orange County cemetery bears a real, documented curiosity that's drawn folklorists'…
Greencastle, Indiana
A ghostly police officer from the 1950's sits inside the graveyard along with a blue light. There is also a cave under the cemetery with a…
Scottsburg, Indiana
At Bridgewater Cemetery, visitors describe a glowing tombstone near the front gate, said locally to be a man who still stands watch after…
Bristol, Indiana
Built in 1897 as Bristol's original arts and entertainment venue, the Bristol Opera House was nearly demolished in the early 1960s before…
Evansville, Indiana
Built in 1848-49 for philanthropist Willard Carpenter — who also built and endowed Willard Library — this Greek Revival house at 405…
Cunot, Indiana
Built in 1876 by the Smith Bridge Company of Toledo, this Smith-truss covered bridge over Mill Creek in what's now Lieber State Recreation…
Geneva, Indiana
Built in 1879 by the Bridge Smith Co. of Toledo and originally called Baker Bridge, this 130-foot Howe truss bridge spans the Wabash River…
Huntington, Indiana
Jean Baptiste Richardville — Pe-she-wah, nephew of the great Miami war leader Little Turtle through his mother Tacumwah — served as…
Madison, Indiana
At Clifty Falls State Park, visitors report moaning coming from a tree beside the walkway leading down into the falls. Madison residents…
Cloverdale, Indiana
Cloverdale Cemetery is a documented burial ground in Cloverdale Township, Putnam County — organized in 1846 — listed in Indiana's official…
Oakland City, Indiana
At Cockrum Hall, visitors describe doors opening and closing and an orange glow in the tower windows at night. Colonel William M. Cockrum,…
Columbia City, Indiana
The Haunted Jail, the ghost of a murderer is said to haunt the site of the retired jail. It is now used as a haunted house throughout the…
South Bend, Indiana
At the Council Oak in Highland Cemetery, visitors passing through at night report hearing the sound of a horse taking off through the…
Columbus, Indiana
Built as an addition to Keith's Arcade in 1889 by John Smith Crump, the Crump Theatre anchors Columbus's historic downtown and is listed on…
New Albany, Indiana
William Culbertson, once the wealthiest man in Indiana, spent roughly $120,000 building this mansion in 1867 for his second wife, Cordelia…
Chesterton, Indiana
Along the Indiana Dunes, visitors to the dunes and shoreline have long reported glimpsing the ghostly figure of a nude woman running along…