Abandoned House
It is said that whoever lives in this house is savagely murdered by something unknown. After two
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“The Glowing Horseshoeâ€
In the mid 1800s a young hunk named James Henry lived in the area. In love with two different women
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Bourbon House
In 1985 Cleveland resident lived in this in the house for 3 years and saw, as well as heard and felt
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Bridge Near Railroad Tracks
Legend has it that one night a woman was walking along the railroad tracks with her daughter, trying
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Brownella Cottage
A historic landmark as well as the oldest house in Galion, this cottage is haunted by an unknown man
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Buxton Inn
In this nineteenth century themed inn appears a friendly ghost that is frequently seen by both
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Crybaby Bridge
This covered bridge with a covered pedestrian walkway was built in the 1800s and is the oldest of
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Crybaby Bridge
It is said that a woman and her baby once fell from this bridge and drowned in the water below.
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Crybaby Bridge
This area was once the hiding place of choice for many outlaws. Many years ago, a woman threw her
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Elks Club
When Scarlet Fever swept through this town in the early 1900s, this then church was converted to a
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Franklin Castle
Many years ago, a man murdered his entire family and committed suicide in this house. Many people
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Helltown
In this town, there are two mysterious roads-both dead ends. The first road gradually becomes a hill
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Hemphill Road
This property was owned by Robert Hemp and it is said that he is buried beneath the front porch.
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House on B.I.S. Rd
In 1899, a sixteen year old maid named Gail Parish and her father came from nearby Athens County to
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James A. Garfield House
This house, which is now a National Landmark, was the former residence of president James A.
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King Memorial Drive
During the 1800s a doctor secretly performed abortions and killed deformed babies in this building.
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Large Brick House
This house is said to have belonged to a doctor during the antebellum period. A conductor on the
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Madison City Hall
Once a Civil War hospital and later an insane asylum, the city hall is now reportedly haunted. Each
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Maud Hughes Road
It is said that many years ago, a young couple was driving across the bridge. Amid a heated argument
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Mooney’s Mansion
During the 1950s, a couple lived in this mansion until the husband axed his wife to death and buried
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