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Hell Hounds On The Prowl: Black Dogs in England
The lore of giant black dogs have been a part of England for centuries, but did you know that there is physical evidence of their encounters? […]
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Windy City Spooks: The Neighborhood of Terror
Dunning, on Chicago’s NW side, has been the sight of a poor house, a mental asylum, a mass unmarked grave and many ghosts. […]
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Windy City Spooks: Steak and Spirits
That Steak Joint, formerly located at 1610 N Wells St, was a place where spirits were behind the bar in more ways than one […]
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Windy City Spooks: Beverly Unitarian Church (aka The Irish Castle)
The Irish Castle in Chicago has been a private residence, a school, and a church. Throughout all these caretakers, once thing has been a constant: ghosts. […]
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Windy City Spooks: The Curse, and Ghosts, of Wrigley Field
Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, is a ballpark that carried a curse resulting from a goat, but is also haunted by three well-known phantoms […]
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Windy City Spooks: James M. Nederlander Theater
The Iroquois Theater (now the James M. Nederlander Theater) had a horrific fire that killed hundreds of theater attendees…and their ghosts remain. […]
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Windy City Spooks: Beer, Wings and Hooters
Hooters is a theme restaurant in the US that features, well, hooters. At the Near North Side location, you might just get a side of ghosts with your wings. […]
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Windy City Spooks: Sweating with Ghosts at the Edgewater Athletic Club
The former Sovereign Hotel in Chicago now hosts an athletic club and apartments complete with mysterious hauntings. […]
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Windy City Spooks: Ghosts Of The Fort Dearborn Massacre
The Fort Dearborn Massacre in Chicago during the War of 1812 lead to the death o many innocents and the soldiers may still be fighting that battle today. […]
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Chicago’s Towers of Death, 300 N. State St.
The Chicago Marina Complex is home to two oddly shaped residential towers that have become colloquially called the Towers of Death with good reason. […]