Album: Haydenville Tunnel
Haydenville Tunnel is said to be haunted by workers who died during the tunnels construction. The tunnel served as a passage under a ridge to haul clay from where it was dug back to the brick plant which was the sole reason for haydenville Ohio to exist. The tunnel is often said to run under the haydensville cemetery however I dont belive the tunnel lines up properly to do so, a cave in back in the tunnel prevents complete passage thru the tunnel. While a few of our pics show some odd fogs and colors we didnt experience anything unusual while we were there.

Album: Moonville Tunnel
Moonville Tunnel is well known for being haunted by the ghost of moonville, the story goes a train brakeman died in the tunnel when he slipped and fell under the trains wheels on a cold night, in faact there are at least three solid canidates for the moonville ghsot, reports of the ghost and his lantern atempting to wave down passing trains are recorded while the tunnel was active. I have visited the tunnel many times trying to catch sight of the ghost, here are pics of one of my visits.

Album: Moonville Tunnel another trip
Moonville Tunnel again trying to catch sight of the Moonville ghost, this time we packed for a cook out/ camp out not realising the park closes at 11:30 and that camping here is restricted, a park ranger eventually came to educate us and ask us to pack up which we did. At least we got to spend 3 or 4 hours thuroughly enjoying ourselves eating hotdogs and chips and visiting with other visitors to the tunnel. I was even asked to tell the ghost story a couple times while we were there.

Album: Haunted Xenia Woods
We visited Haunted Xenia Woods one night to check out the tales of haunted barns and houses back in the woods. We wandered around the woods for over an hour and didn't experience anything more than an incredable amount of Pollen from flowering trees and bushes.

Album: The Sidwell House
Album: The Sidwell House, An old abandoned house reputed to be haunted, the stories say that the husband of one of the families that lived here in the 70s killed his wife and children. Mysterious Lights, gunshot sounds and other ghostly happenings have been reported in the house for many years, as far back as the original purpose of the building in 1840's as the Rankin Inn.

Album: the Corner House
The Corner House is said to be haunted after the husband came home one day and his wife didnt have dinner ready, he suposidly cut off her head and put it into the oven. Screams and burning meat are supposed to be heard and smellt near the house.

Album: Prospect Place
Prospect Place was built in 1856 by abolutionist George Wilson Adams and is rumoured to have been a stop on the underground railroad. One of the more presistant rumour is that a southern Bounty Hunter after excaped slaves was hanged in the barn at prospect place and haunts it to the very day. Several other spirits are said to inhabit the house as well including a girl who fell to her death from a second floor balcany.

Album: Moonville Tunnel ghost hunt October 08 with COGS paranormal group
Moonville Tunnel is well known for being haunted by the ghost of moonville, the story goes a train brakeman died in the tunnel when he slipped and fell under the trains wheels on a cold night, in faact there are at least three solid canidates for the moonville ghsot, reports of the ghost and his lantern atempting to wave down passing trains are recorded while the tunnel was active. I have visited the tunnel many times trying to catch sight of the ghost, here are pics of one of my visits with Central Ohio Ghost Squad. Several of their group caught high EMF readings and other evidence further along the tracks near the next creek.

Album: Anchorage Putnam Villa Mansion in Marietta Ohio, Nov 08 with Central Ohio Ghost Squad
Overlooking West Marietta/Harmar is the imposing ashlar sandstone Italian villa known as "The Anchorage" or "Putnam Villa". This home, built in 1859 by Douglas Putnam for his wife Eliza, comprises 22 rooms and a grand tall campanile that fronts the house. From the tower room, the largest part of Marietta and its two rivers can be viewed. John Slocomb was the architect and master builder. The walls are made of 24" thick sandstone quarried from the top of the hill behind the house. The foundation is of solid rock and all wood used in the house is locally grown oak. The Anchorage is best remembered as Edward MacTaggerts residence. Using wealth accumulated from oil wells in Oklahoma, Mr. MacTaggert restored the home and furnished it with treasures from his many worldwide travels. From the tower room, the largest part of Marietta and its two rivers can be viewed. This mansion served as the residence of many prominent Marietta citizens including Harry Knox (Knox Boatyard), Dorothy James Roberts (author), and Sophia Russell (Marietta College). The mansion is currently undergoing restoration sponsored by the Historical Society. Some of the rumoured ghosts include Eliza Putnam who had the building built as a replica of a friends house in New Jersey and finished in 1859, who died shortly of heart disease in 1862 and is said to still haunt the mansion. David Putnam, Douglas brother is also supposed to be a ghostly resident here. The House was rumoured to be a stop on the underground railroad and in its later years was used as a retirement home. This leaves the place with ample history for a potential haunting.