Once the home of the daughter of Jesse James. Witnesses have seen a door open and then slam shut and heard strange noises (someone screaming). – Torn down after 2002 due to fire, it is now a park with a gazebo on the spot of the original house.
Old man, Howard, built the restaurant in the early 1920’s. He appears late at night in dark rooms [green glow smoking a cigar]. Also there has been times when glasses were suddenly thrown up against the wall, but no one was around.
There is a private historic cemetery, where Frank James (Alexander Franklin James – Jesse James’ brother) is buried, along with two confederate soldiers and others. The submitter claims to have seen on one occasion what appears to be a figure, more of a light, misty glow, walk over the hill. Their neighbors claim to have […]
Glaser Road and Meramec State Park – There was a “mist” appeared to many teenagers in the late 50’s and early 60’s on Glaser Road. They nicknamed it the Blob. Also on the same road starting in the 60’s and goes on today but only on occasion a light appears and dances around in the […]
There is the confederate park is across the street it is a state park and has many graves of confederate and union soldiers and you may check it out because it is rumored to be haunted as well.
Many years ago, an African American woman drowned her baby to keep it from being exposed to slavery. At night sometimes you can hear the baby crying or see the apparition of the mother.
Creve Coeur is French for “broken heart”. In the late 1800’s a beautiful daughter of an Indian chief married a strong warrior. They were madly in love but the warrior, like many of the Indian men did, had to go off in hunting parties. These hunting parties would go on for at least 6 months. […]
