Regarded as St. Louis’s oldest surviving estate, this dinner theater is famed for eerie encounters, including unseen hands brushing past diners, pacing footsteps in empty rooms, and shadowy silhouettes lurking in the dining quarters.
Regarded as St. Louis’s oldest surviving estate, this dinner theater is famed for eerie encounters, including unseen hands brushing past diners, pacing footsteps in empty rooms, and shadowy silhouettes lurking in the dining quarters.
Discover documented hauntings, folklore, and spectral sightings within 5 miles of Bissell Mansion Restaurant and Dinner Theatre.
📍 2.6 mi away
The Powell Ghost (dubbed “George” by stagehands) makes noises, plays with the lights and elevator, and...
📍 2.7 mi away
The Sheldon is thought to be haunted by its architect, who died before the place was...
📍 3.0 mi away
Old residence hall – locked up now, but there is no electricity to it, yet every...
📍 3.6 mi away
Parking Lot – Former Site of Gratiot Street Prison Once the location of McDowell’s College, a...
📍 3.7 mi away
This haunted insane asylum is located on McLaran road which is off of Jenning’s station road....
📍 3.9 mi away
An 1893 Queen Anne Victorian estate in historic Lafayette Square, this bed and breakfast is celebrated...
📍 3.9 mi away
Has been closed since the 1985. Reports of people in the non-boarded windows. Reports of screams...
📍 4.0 mi away
Witnesses have reported something jumping on them and jumping on beds to find a figure run...
