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The History of Franklin Castle, the Most Haunted House in All of Ohio

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By Sarah A., published Sep 21, 2007
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Strange voices, sounds of crying children, apparitions, spinning chandeliers, cold spots...these are just some of the mysterious occurrences that have been reported at Franklin Castle. Many believe that the home is extremely haunted. In fact, it is said to be the most haunted house in all of Ohio. Strange deaths, hidden rooms and secret passageways, Nazi spies, and mysterious bones found in the wall are a few of the many things rumored throughout the years to be associated with Franklin Castle. Is it all true or is it just a legend?

The mansion is located in Ohio City, a suburb on the east side of Cleveland, Ohio. It is known to have many secret passageways. However, it is not known for sure how many. There is even a tunnel said to run all the way to Lake Erie. Of the many ghosts at the mansion, the most notorious is the Woman in Black. Visitors have reported numerous unusual occurrences such as hearing children, hearing crying, faces that appear in the woodwork and/or walls, doors that open and shut on their own, mysterious fog that appears out of nowhere, various voices, cold spots, and much, much more. One of the oddest findings in the home was the discovery of at least a dozen skeletons of babies in a small sealed room. The county coroner examined the remains. He was able to confirm that they were indeed the remains of human infants. However, he ruled out foul play. The only other thing he could confirm was that the bones were very old.

The History of Franklin Castle, the Most Haunted House in All of Ohio

Franklin Castle as it appeared deacades ago.

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