The crossroads where the paranormal and history meet.
Union Chapel is on Michigan Ave. just past Inkster Rd. It sits up on a hill and is easy to miss if you don’t know where it is. There is a grave marker of a little girl aged 9 years old by the name of Mary Jane Walker who died Jan. 6, 1866. If you […]
It is said that slaves were taken through an underground tunnel to the house. The house sits on top of a hill, and it is rumored that the slaves were buried at the bottom of the hill. Now homes sit at the bottom of the hill, and weird noises and incidents occur in some of […]
Used to be a farm until it was sold to the state in the 50’s or 60’s. Apparently a stable hand died in the barn (now used as the park office). Staff has shut off lights and closed doors only to find them on or open when they come back a few hours later, but […]
No matter what time of day you go there is a fog that sits at the top of the hill with no breeze, no birds, or insects present. If you go there Hookman is not buried where it’s marked, you have to walk 1.5 miles back. You’ll know when you get there because it’s like […]
Break Neck Hill – On this steep dirt road near the Christian County/Stone County Line, a headless horseman can be seen riding a specter horse. Sometimes the sound of a horse’s hooves can be heard. More than one rider has been killed on that hill over the years.
During a stormy night, on the Knob there can be seen a ghostly light that seems to travel up and down the bluff. It spawns from and old legend of a hermit that lived on the Knob, who was struck by lightning carrying a lantern. Its said that he still roams the hill.