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We pulled together a list of the coolest and creepiest haunted Ohio hotels and bed and breakfasts. Are you brave enough to stay overnight at one of these spooky spots? 1. The Buxton Inn, Granville, Ohio. Also on our list of stunning historic hotels in Ohio, the Buxton Inn is rumored to be haunted.
29 sie 2024 · Get ready to explore eerie tunnels in southeast Ohio, historically haunted hotels, spooky Ohio state parks, and even two haunted prisons! Whether you are a seasoned ghost hunter or just in it for the thrill, Ohio's haunted spots are ready to give you a good scare.
Visitors to Ohio might get a little bit more than what they bargained for because the Buckeye State is home to a number of hotels and inns that have a haunted history. Check out the nine most haunted hotels in Ohio below. 1. The Hackett Hotel, Marietta. Hotel Address: 203 1/2, 2nd St, Marietta, OH 45750.
From haunted hotels and abandoned asylums to ancient cemeteries and eerie forests, OH has no shortage of places where the veil between the living and the dead seems to be thin. Join us on a spine-tingling journey as we explore the 16 most haunted places in Ohio and uncover the bone-chilling stories that have terrified generations.
As many legends begin, it was a dark and stormy night when many of the Haunted Hotels across Ohio gained their supernatural status, and many of these haunted hotels claim that visitors can still see, hear, and even touch the phantoms that plague their properties.
29 sty 2024 · Ohio, a state in the Midwest, is filled with history and mystery. But did you know it’s also home to some seriously spooky places? Imagine old mansions where ghosts roam, abandoned buildings echoing with strange noises, and roads where mysterious figures appear at night.
25 paź 2017 · Here are 8 haunted places in Ohio where you can stay the night...if you dare: 1. The Golden Lamb Inn (Lebanon) Ohio's oldest operating hotel, founded in 1803, is guaranteed to have a haunting or two. A young girl named Sarah and the ghost of Charles R. Sherman, an Ohio Supreme Court Justice who died at the inn in 1829, haunt this historic hotel.
