Here’s another interesting photo that could be an illusion or something more. The story behind the pic, taken in Arton, MN, is that the ghostly figure above is that of a groundskeeper killed by a drunk driver a year before. What do you think?
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Skating rinks and ghosts seem an unlikely combination, but at least five rinks in the U.S. have a haunted reputation. Perhaps the Hockey Pockey is what it’s all about?
Milford Skating Rink, Milford, DE
The Milford Skating Rink has employed dozens since opening its doors in 1982. However, it seems some are reluctant clock out for good. According to the rink’s current owners, skates at the rental counter tumble off their racks and then land right side up on the counter several feet away. The owners believe it is the spirit of a former employee tending to the equipment. Cold spots also plague the rink’s DJ booth, and music blares even when all of the gear is off. A popular DJ manned the booth before dying unexpectedly. Is he responsible for the strange activity?
Skatin’ Place, St. Cloud, MN
Alleged paranormal events at Skatin’ Place include lights that turn on in the middle of the night, arcade games that inexplicably switch on and off, heavy footsteps on the roof, and even face in the air vent. Legend has it a boy died in the marsh near Skatin’ Place before the rink’s construction. However, there’s no proof of his existence.
Taken by the Midwest/Minnesota Paranormal Society, this Colfax Cemetery ghost photo appears to feature an apparition of some sort. The original submitter told GhostVillage.com that disembodied screams and sobbing plague the area, as well as a pack of hell hounds with red eyes and ferocious barks (seems to be a common theme in cemeteries). Do you think the paranormal group captured a legitimate haunting?
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Here’s the second installment of a four-part series featuring 100 haunted restaurants from across the United States (first part here). Have you visited any of the places on the list?
The Country House
A young woman reportedly haunts The Country House Restaurant in Clarendon Hills. Legend has the woman committed suicide sometime in the 1950s and now makes her presence known by opening shutters, moving around pots and pans, and playing music on the jukebox in the middle of the night. People have also spotted the young woman beckoning customers from an upstairs window.
241 55th Street
Clarendon Hills, IL 60514
630-325-1444
One Eleven Main
Galena’s One Eleven Main, once the site of a mortuary and casket-making company, now has a haunting reputation. The executive chef photographed what he believes are three ghosts playing outside the historic restaurant (photo here), and another employee found the name “John” written in sawdust.
111 North Main Street
Galena, Illinois 61036
815.777.8030
