Most Haunted Places in Illinois
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Embark on a spine-chilling expedition through the heartland of Illinois as we uncover the dark secrets and ghostly inhabitants of some of the state's most infamous locales. From a weathered old mansion harboring the spirits of its former owners to a desolate country road where mysterious apparitions are likely to hitch a ride, each stop on our journey offers a glimpse into the haunted history of the Prairie State. Join us as we navigate the eerie corridors of a historic landmark in Illinois' largest city and brave the phantom encounters along a rural byway known for its chilling ghostly presences. Are you ready to confront the spirits that dwell within these haunted places? Let's delve into the paranormal depths of Illinois... if you dare.
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The scariest thing about Illinois are the politicians!
Very true
Lol😅😂👍
Actually true
your neighbors to the east are worse.. Can't even pass medical marijuana legislation bc of the Regan-loving Religious twats who pull the strings. Only in the last decade they finally legalized Sunday beer sales.
Especially with our Governor. Protect your plate.
I am a member of a tour company that has haunted tours all over Illinois and some of the best haunted places in the state are central and southern Illinois. The Lincoln Square Theatre in Decatur, Ashmore Estates in Ashmore, The Mineral Springs Hotel in Alton, so many places that are highly active in comparison. But, that being said this is a great video and I applaud your historical accuracy. Hauntings can't happen without history. :)
Do you do haunted tours in Joliet prison
Wait, what's the name of the company? That sounds like fun!
Name of company
great video. HOWEVER....four of the five places..............are in NORTHERN ILLINOIS. there's a whole state below Chicago and the northern counties!!!
They left out so many of the coolest places
Most definitely southern Illinois is absolutely gorgeous and nothing like the north!
Thanks for tuning in to this video @phineas117. We understand that there are so many haunted places in the state. Anything in particular you think we should focus on in future videos?
@@FrightNightScares Dana thomas house 301 east lawrence springfield illinois built by Frank Lloyd Wright.
greenwood cemetery, 606 S Church St, Decatur, IL
anderson cemetery, on route 48 south of taylorville illinois. creepy even in daylight.
choate mental health center, Anna Illinois.
and look up the watseka wonder....lurancy vennum!
also the Milford light....milford is a tiny town by Hoopston Ill.
Not really 😊
For a person that lives in Illinois. There are way more haunted places. Like the queen of heaven/ mount Carmel cemetery in countryside. Munks castle, Mary's House. There's a haunted mansion in Ottawa, IL as well. Plus so much more.
Resurrection Mary, the famous hitchhiking ghost of Resurrection Cemetery in Justice off of Archer Avenue. In fact, there is a stretch of Archer Ave. that includes other otherworldly phenomenon as well.
Queen of Heaven and Mount Carmel cemeteries are in Hillside not Countryside
there’s a haunted prison in Joliet and it often put up as a haunted house 💯
Alton IL is definitely the Most Haunted Town in Illinois. I've heard others say The Most Haunted in townin the US
1000%
Being a medium of course i grew up in Chicago! Old ymca rock island Il, Conover square is an antique mall/old piano factory. All of Elgin IL but especially the coffin factory, state hospital grounds. Rockford Il tinker swiss cottage, graceland cemetery in chicago, hull house chicago, lincoln park zoo, old post office chicago (hh holmes muder castle was built in that location), cuba road/white cemetary barrington, naperville and aurora have several, so so many more too many to list.
Conover is a great old building! I live in Oregon I go there once a month.
My kind of town Chicago ❤
I'd heard Tinker Swiss Cottage is haunted. I haven't been there in many years. Maybe I'll go there again sometime when I'm in town.
Do you have any stories or links? Thanks!
For more downstate sites, you might want to look into Ashmore Estates just outside of Ashmore and the Roff House in Watseka. Ashmore is a former poor farm and psychiatric hospital that's been featured on a number of paranormal shows, and the Roff House figures prominently into a documented case of possession that is just mind-boggling. Great video!
Living in and being from watseka that town has many legends… all the way back to the native Americans and the legends of the curses and hauntings, and especially the Roff possession. My grandparents love that story, everyone in town knows it was true. Absolutely chilling. There’s another locally famous haunted house in watseka too but they recently developed it and a couple moved in!! Papa and I used to ride our bikes past and I swear once I saw a figure in the window 😵
There are many, many, many more haunted locations in Illinois. One, which is no longer in use, was The Excalibur. It used to be a huge dance club, and it was used as a temporary morgue for those who perished in the 1915 capsizing of a tourist boat sailing on the Chicago River.
There are many hauntings around Erie Street, because of the “new” Chicago was built over the “old” Chicago. Haunted houses, bars, restaurants, cemeteries and streets are in the Chicagoland area.
As a medium and someone born and raised in chicago, I've been to most of these places. Last year I was a vendor at the woodstock opera house for Paracon and did the evening ghost walk with a group. Lots of experiences its creepy, especially the stone basement and the backstage area.
Back in 2015, I saw a red wallaby in the cornfield at the corner of Kennedy Hill Road and Route Two. People in Byron saw a lion multiple times, and a person I knew from Byron showed me a photograph of hundreds of small orbs in his back yard at night. Around 2018 a farmer south of Byron took a picture of an emu (a large Australian bird) in his cornfield. I believe kangaroos have been seen in the area as well.
Something that we need to understand, manifestations can occur anywhere at any time-the truly stigmatized locations are the ones you need to look out for, haunted is extremely vague, and does not truly define what is actually occurring, which we will not know 99% of the time!
You forgot the most haunting story. Resurrection Mary. Also, you missed the spooky and true story of the Grimes sisters murders and their fate. 😢😢 I hiked into into the woods to see wat was left of their house at night very spooky 👻
And I lived near Bachelor's Grove for YEARS. The only tragedy is how the cemetery isn't cared for respectfully. Never saw anything wacky.
Maybe you could help out respectfully.
Thanks for tuning in @liliann8346. It is a huge bummer the cemetery has faced some neglect. Have you been to any of the other haunted locations in Illinois?
I'm a nosy broad, so probably. I'll have to check the rest of the list ;)@@FrightNightScares
I once went there. Noticed a fatherly figure with a little girl back in 2018. Looked up and disappeared. Actually brought back a traveler in which had to change and move to two different apartments in Arlington Heights. Had to move to Texas for a year before the traveler would leave me alone!
I grew up in Crestwood, which is about two miles from Bachelors Grove Cemetery. One time two buddies and I rode our bikes there and we were just looking at what was left of all the headstones when I turned around and noticed there was someone standing by the pond, he wasn’t fishing, but just standing there staring at the water.
The guy looked like a normal person with nothing throwing a red flag so it didn’t a cause a concern, when I turned to tell my buddies to (check out the weird dude by the pond) he was gone with no trace he was standing there, needless to say we got out of there pdq.
Years later I found online how people used to dump bodies over the Midlothian Turnpike bridge and I wasn’t the first or the last to see “strange” things there.
The old farm house i grew up in Sterling should have made this list. Used to hear my name being called, smell burnt candles, dishes clanking in the porcelain sink, and the basement door would open and shut. I won't even get into the story about the antique dolls my mother had, creepy.
Awesome video. I like how you throughly explain every haunting.
I used to live near McPike Mansion in Alton, pretty and old, never got to go inside, wish I did!
That's awesome, Linda! Did you ever have any experiences near?
They say the whole town is haunted because they used the stones from the civil war prison as their foundations for their houses and businesses so all the misery that happened there got spread around
OMG He pronounced Illinois correctly! Instantly earned my sub.
Thanks so much for tuning in @aspirec1376. We have a lot of love for the state and wouldn't dream of saying "Illinoise"! Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these haunted spots?
Joliet prison
Just was scrolling through and came upon your channel so I subscribed ❤
You missed the most scary place in the entire state, the state capitol in Springfield. The amount of brain dead wallet eating zombies occupying the place is amazing and can be seen at most times vigorously seeking fresh victims.
not only that but also for the amount of Lincoln Ghost Sightings
Those aren't zombies- they're politicians LOL!😂
What's the difference!
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Oh Illinois I have family there interesting there was some things I didn't know thank you for this lovely UA-cam video ❤.
Thanks for tuning in @rachelleroady5931. We're glad you enjoyed it. Have you or anyone in your family visited any of these haunted places?
Always great episodes. Thank you.
Thanks @brianlawson5044! We'll keep 'em coming for ya!
Another Great video my Friend. plz keep them coming. take care.
Thanks @shannonmanley9217!
@@FrightNightScaresyvw!!!
Fun fact! My hometown of Ellisville IL was once bigger than Chicago. It was founded and settled as an official town when Chicago was still a fort.
It now has less than 60 people living there, and the only “infrastructure” it has is a functioning post office. But I’m part of an organization that’s working to preserve several original buildings, including the Opera House, bank, shoe shop, and original post office. We also have Fulton County’s smallest library!
Thanks for sharing that @meganward3494. Very cool. Are there any haunted stories from around Ellisville of Fulton County that you know of?
@@FrightNightScares a few. Though most are secondhand from my dad. There’s an old schoolhouse by him that his friend Dave used to live in (it had been converted into a home in like, the 40’s or 50’s).
Dave said that he used to hear old-time music above him: if you were on the main floor, it would be in the attic. If you were in the basement, it would be on the main floor.
He also had an incident where he had this flashlight at the end of his bed and it would turn itself on. He spent 2-3 nights turning it back off, then finally got tired of it and took the batteries out. Sucker came on anyway.
One night he woke up feeling weird. After a second he realized he was floating a good 6in above his bed. When he realized it, he fell back down like Wile E. Coyote running off a cliff.
The big one Dave and dad talk about is when dad was staying over one night, and he woke up to find the wood stove in the living room was red-hot, and getting hotter. Should have caught the house on fire, but somehow didn’t.
I’ve been in this house and can confirm that that whole area has a spooky feeling about it. I detest going there at night. There’s something there that triggers my “nope nope nope” instinct real hard. There’s many more stories about this place, and others in the area.
Thank you for the post! 👍🏻✌🏼😊 It is a shame that you replied to all of the comments, and no one has responded back. 🤷♀️ Keep up the great work. Have a great weekend! ✌🏼😊
Great video! I live about 5 minutes from Bachelor’s Grove . Though I have never been there, I have driven down the main road right outside the woods where it resides hundreds of times and I've personally never seen anything unusual. When I was in high school in the 90s it was the big thing to go there, I do have friends that went and had creepy things happen but nothing noteworthy. I'd love to go there on me day but only during the day lol.
Ahhh man. I’m from Illinois and there are so many more places to cover than just the Chicago area. I’m from central Illinois originally and Decatur Illinois has a TON of haunted places, the Avon theater, the Lincoln theater, Greenwood cemetery. There is even a book written by Troy Taylor, called Haunted Decatur.
Thanks for tuning in to the channel @moonchilddd9129. We know that there are a TON of haunted places throughout the state and always appreciate the suggestions,. We'll definitely look into these places for future videos. Can you tell us a bit about some of these spooky places in Decatur?
@@FrightNightScares lol I did. All those places I named are in Decatur
Great video! Loved it
Thanks for checking out this video @sp1960. Have you been to any of these haunted Illinois locations?
Crenshaw (old slave house) should have been mentioned.
Thanks for the suggestion @teresadixon2899. We know there are a TON of haunted places throughout the state. We'll definitely keep in in mind for the future. What do you know about Crenshaw?
@FrightNightScares I went there with a friend and her family when I was 8 and tours were still available. It was part of the reverse underground railroad and slaves had been kept in the attic. The few times anyone accepted the challenge to stay all night, not even non-believers of ghosts could bring themselves to stay in the attic until morning. Any books I've found about haunted locations in Illinois all have a couple pages about the old slave house in Equality (ironic town name.)
@FrightNightScares the house was built in the late 1830s in Equality just off of route 1. It's a 3 story structure with the top floor allegedly being equipped with holding cells for slaves. It's been said that years ago the then owners would allow people to spend the night. All but 1 fled the house claiming loud moaning and rattling chains. A reporter from around Carbondale spent the entire night there and experienced nothing until he played back his tape recording the following day. The site was bought by the state of Illinois around 2006 and is now off limits to the public.
I live 2 miles away from bachelors grove, its rumored bodies were dumbed in the lake, grave stones that move on their own, and murders have happened on the road its self. there are so many lore and legends i could write a book.
Thanks for checking out this video @kategervais934. We know you gave a few examples of spooky things happening in Bachelor's Grove but is there anything you think is particularly interesting? We love hearing personal stories and experiences from our listeners.
Really can't believe Bartonville State Mental Hospital wasn't in the video it's no longer up anymore they demoed it but some of the old buildings that were attached to it via tunnels under ground are still there.
Right! I really wanted to go to the haunted house thing they’d hosted there.
the whole place has been torn down and demolished. i drive by there frequently.
it's completely gone.
You forgot to Mention, Reserection Mary, that is Famous...
Another interesting video. Whenever I see that you have posted a video, I automatically click on it.
Thanks as always @AScottishOdyssey! We always appreciate you!
@@FrightNightScares Looking forward to the next one.
I live here in Alton Illinois and we have a ton of haunted history here that's very well known, definitely worth looking up and worth a trip if you can
Thank you for checking out this video @JerryKennedy-nf2uj. Can you tell us more about Alton if you have any good stories to share?
I lived in a ghost town in Southern Illinois. My house straddled the line between the still-incorporated town and the unincorporated town destroyed by the tornado in 1927. The large room in that half of the house was haunted.
I saw flickering shapes and heard whispering noises from that room many times.
When it got to be annoying I'd shout at it to knock it off, and it generally would.
I also had a ghost cat that stayed behind the furniture in the living room.
I was very fond of the ghost kitty and saw her many times. When I came home after being gone for a long time she'd pop out to say hi as soon as I walked in through the door. At least three other people saw her as well.
I invited her along when I moved out and she did. I saw her a few times, and a relative saw her as well. I think she's faded away now, my little ghost kitty. I hope she went to a happy place.
I had more paranormal experiences in that place than I could tell of in an hour.
It got to be a pain in the butt. A few paranormal experiences are fine, but several every year for many years was too much.
It was a relief to finally move away. Since I moved I've had only a handful of such experiences, and that's fine with me. Living down there moved the needle on my wierd-stuff-o-meter to the top.
Post me up if you'd like to read more of my experiences there.
I swear all my stories from that time are the honest truth.
@bretthess6376 Thanks for sharing, and thanks for watching our video!
Woodstock IL,were ground hog was film. Saw the house many times😎👍
Such a great film @thehemiolds455! Did you ever experience anything supernatural in Woodstock?
@@FrightNightScares never but it's nice town to visit 👌
@@FrightNightScaresI’ve been to the opera house, but unfortunately I’ve never experienced anything supernatural there.
No but I had a very bad trip there
Been to Bachelors grove. This guy isn't lying when he says that you see glowing lights in the woods. We went there at 3 in the morning and could not figure out what was going on around us.
Thanks for checking out this video @gabzz12. We love hearing about personal experiences from our listeners Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other haunted Illinois locations?
There's a nightclub in chicago that's super haunted, i think excalibur?, and the joliet statesville prison too!
I was at the Woodstock opera house last year, for a ParaCon. I didn't sense anything off about the building, other than everything being old. I'm a sensitive, my mom is psychic. She said she saw glimpses of people walking around in old timey clothes, as we were walking up thr stairs, but that's all we felt
My family and i reside in Bull Valley Illinois, we go to see The Nutcracker every Christmas at the Woodstock Opera House,but i wont be there this Christmas 😫
Bachelors Grove is actually a very beautiful forest my sis n I go there all the time it's damn quiet for how close to the road it is
Illinois natives don’t prefer deep dish. Thin crust is soooo much better. Woodstock Illinois is where they filmed “Groundhog Day” the building that Bill Murray’s character fell from was the Opera House.
You have the water tower, which is actually a decorative stan pipe with the pumping station immediately East across Michigan Ave.
I was just at the McPike mansion, though events are held there outside, the inside is totally inaccessible, it has caved in on the interior, because of years of neglect by the current (award winning) owners.. its a shame really.
That's such a shame. I wonder if there will be any efforts from future owners to clean it up?
@FrightNightScares No chance. The current owner bought it like 20 years ago with intentions to get Historical Society help to restore it. It was too far gone then for them to get help and there's been absolutely no one that I've seen who's stepped forward to offer to put up funds for it. It's either going to rot away or the city will eventually demolish it.
I live near Byron & have been on Kennedy Hill road numerous times. I've never experienced anything there. I've even been on it late night/early morning coming home from Rockford. I feel a bit disappointed & may take it more often in hopes of something.
I was born in Danville, Illinois. And my sister was born in Chicago Illinois.
My hometown is 10 miles south of Danville
Deep dish is tourist pizza. We have some of the best thin crust ever
I live in Byron Illinois and Byron is not sleepy town. It’s not much here but bars. Kennedy hill road is known for a girl. I drove up and down that road all I seen is deers
We used to have the Peoria state hospital, but of course the village of bartonville hates fun, so it’s been demolished. They even had legal tours.
A portion of it still stands, I thought? They have events out there don't they?
Thanks so much for checking out the channel @louiemiller4189. Did you ever experience anything spooky at the Peoria Hospital?
Yall ever been on the independence grove trails?
Apparently at night you can hear screams.
Franklin Masonic Lodge in Alton is extremely haunted. I'm pretty sure Chicago is actually in Canada and not part of Illinois.
Thanks for checking out this video @spirit1965. Can you tell us a bit more about Franklin Masonic Lodge?
Take a look at Conover Square in Oregon IL.
Conover Square was built in the 1890s as Schiller Piano Factory, it had three wings. Later in the 1950s the third wing burned down trapping everyone in that section.
Thanks so much for the suggestion @Popcorn_Kernel. We'll definitely take a look at it for future videos. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other Illinois haunts?
@@FrightNightScares no I haven't. But I can tell you, on the second floor of Conover in the museum there's a ghost of a little girl named Hannah she loves Stephen Foster songs you can lure her to the baby grand piano. And there's a lady attached to the pink dress in the museum she watches over Hannah and doesn't like people in the museum!
One place I’m surprised is not “haunted” is a place called starved rock. Of course the stories are exaggerated of what happened in real life at starved rock. Story goes, that tribes of Indians would fight each other and commit suicide off of the plateau, period, or trap each other on the plateau, and starve them to death. If I remember correctly Indians did fight in the area and trap each other on top.
Another place is every green cemetery. I have checked out so many back road cemeteries in the area. Grundy county has something in their water for creepy cemeteries. There is one south that doesn’t show up on a map that’s in an camp ground/area club. Another one that has a one vehicle at a time old wooden bridge, that goes into the deep woods. This cemetery has dirt paths, a big old tree at the end you have to drive around. An old gate in the back that’s two pillars of cement that’s for walking through that lead to nothing/nowhere. The last one is kind of large for the area, there’s an Indian chief buried in it along with old mausoleums. A lot of newer shinny head stones, again back road and in the woods, so seeing movement and lights in the cemetery is a big thing.
That's not true about the Indigenous tribes committing suicide at Starved Rock.
The Byron section, idk why but they brought up the burned down courthouse without explaining the involvement of the Haskell gang (if i remember correctly) who is responsible. Also Kennedy hill is just one spot in the area, that stretch of kishwaukee is also haunted, not to mention multiple locations such as devils backbone road in Oregon the next town over. Lots of activity in the area!!
These places are great but yall missed so many of the coolest places in illinois.
Thanks for tuning in @caseyburnett1143. We know there are SO many cool and haunted places in the state. Any specific places you'd like to see us cover in future videos?
Everything outside of Cock County does not recognize it as part of Illinois
And for good reasons.
Check out the Roff Home in Watseka, Illinois. First documented case of spiritual possession in the United States.
Try Vishnu Springs near Tennessee Illinois.
Thanks for the suggestion @kutzbill! We'll definitely keep it in mind for future videos. Can you elaborate a bit more about Vishnu Springs?
Ive honestly never seen anything on Kennedyhill road.
875 n Michigan is suppose to be haunted also. The upper floors where the apartments are by the indoor pool
In the corner it says 6/23/83 for the date and 6-23 is my birthday! ❤
Happy early birthday, Kim! Any special requests for your big day?
I leave near Bachelor's Grove actually. I've visited it on multiple occasions (day time obviously) but would love to visit it at night. My friend (we'll call her R) was actually scratched one time when she was younger and taunting the spirits. I've felt a small stabbing pain in my side when I stayed for too long. (two hours about)
For the most part, they didn't touch me or this other friend (lets call her Jackie) since we were respectful. They still don't like R a lot but allow her in there, albeit at a shorter time frame than Jackie and I.
The gifts for the unnamed child are not to be touched, once given to the baby you cannot take it back at all.
Terradactyls can't fly around the sun. Their wings would melt! Loved the raccoon! Love you guys!
Thanks for the love @tns6110. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these haunted spots in IL?
The scary looking urus 🔥0:43
No Chicago native prefers deep dish over tavern. IJS.
And BYRNE?!?!? Really?!??! Brothers of the Barrel remember her focus on politics and not people, how she preferred to play the PR game as opposed to straight talk.
I wish her no trouble, but she was a shit mayor.
That's really interesting. As Oregonians we're not familiar with tavern style. Can you enlighten us?
It's just--good pizza. A thin-ish crust, a whole lotta mozzarella. Cut in squares. Personal favorites are sausage mushroom, or sausage giardiniera. OMG I miss it so dearly. I've lived in St Louis for the past 16 years, and---no can do. I've tried. I want my tavern pizza. ;) we bring out of towners for deep dish. We natives have it maybe once every 2 or 3 years
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I remember she had a face lift so tight she couldn’t smile or show any expression I started calling her stone face
I’m a lifelong Chicago resident and love deep dish. I’ve actually never had tavern pizza. Where should I try it?
It's cut in squares, thinner crust but not as thin as new York pizza.
Resurrection Mary,Resurrection Cemetery. ❤
I've been the bachelor's Grove many times my best friend and I I've never seen any of those things but the lady in white holding her baby but every time we have gone we have noticed shadowy figures of a person looking at us behind trees and every time we would see them we will try and walk out of there back to back and they just kept getting closer and closer another time we heard about this disappearing shed and we seen it multiple times not to mention weird noises on this all happened not as we walked into the cemetery this all happened when we walked through cementery to the other side the shadowy figures always look like they had cloaks and they were completely around us 360 degrees when we went back to the cemetery and went back to the trail that leads to the road they were nowhere to be found I don't know if they were satanists or whatever but the fourth time I was there that's what it got real creepy and it never showed my face there again and honestly I'll never go back unless someone pays me a lot of money
Thanks so much for checking out this video and sharing those experiences @chrisstamm62. All of that sounds pretty terrifying. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other haunted places in IL?
Chicago's greates
t mayor was Al Capone! He sure did great things for "The Windy City"!
Thanks for checking out this video @DavidSampson-tk1oz. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these Illinois haunts before?
Dupont rd in Seneca has the Dupont monster or the stroy goes
"HELP" Road I Wish I Could Remember How To Get There Its Been 15 Years Since I've Been There
Thank you for pronouncing Illinois correctly.
Thank you for checking out this video @IamGrief887. We wouldn't dream of pronouncing the "S"! Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these haunted locations before?
@@FrightNightScares I've been to Bachelor's Grove, but only in the daytime. I had no paranormal experiences on my visit.
You forgot the now torn-down mental asylum in Bartonville.
I lived near Bachelor's Grove and visited with the family during the day. We were respectful and just looked at each grave and prayed. We got a demonic attachment. Our home felt heavy, and a lot of paranormal activity. We had a Priest come over the house and bless it. It worked for a while and called the Priest again he never responded. He felt what was in the home and didn't want to return. A friend of my wife is a white witch and she told us what we had to do. After we did what she asked she told us it was a demonic entity. The beast got angry with her that she told us and it attached itself to her. She couldn't sleep and had to sleep with the light on. Not sure what happened to it after. The house still had paranormal activity, but it was less, still felt heavy. My brother and I wrote a protection writing above each of the door way. It seem to work because the activity was now minimal and house didn't feel heavy anymore. I suggest not to go to Bachelor's Grove if you don't know how to keep them spirits there. You need to tell them to stay there and that they are not allowed to get attached to you or anyone you are with in the name of Jesus Christ. We were foolish!
demons only exist in bad films
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That is absolutely incorrect.
As a Christian Satan is most certainly is at work. Look at our country. U don't hafta agree with me. But Satan is the great deceiver and wants people to believe no such thing as demonic activity
I’ve seen a UFO before seeing a ghost would be crazy
How bout the old Congress Theater on Milwaukee Ave
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Thanks for tuning in, Steven! Have you been to any of these haunts?
My childhood house should be in this. We had ghosts and demons.
The original springs, okawville Illinois
Vandalia, il is super haunted
Best deep dish Za thats rt!
Thanks for checking out this video @5555filly! We also love us some deep dish! Have you been to any of these Illinois haunts?
I was a little disappointed with no mention of the more central and southern counties of Illinois. But overall great video. Now, as a person who has and currently still works at a hotbed for paranormal phenomena in good old Illinois, I can tell you guys a few things that I’ve experienced. Picture this, imagine being on the grounds of a state hospital (which was really an asylum at a time before mental health patients were even treated humanely), on night shift big campus, hunger strikes, nearest vending machine is in another building completely, with no other staff inside of that building at this time. What do you do? lol film it 🤣
Thanks for checking out this video @geminigod9333. We know there are quite a lot of haunted places in the state and appreciate you sharing your experience! Are there any other specific locations you think we should focus on for future videos?
Definitely watseka
You totally forgot the story of Resurrection Mary
This comment is about #4 cause I live in Lee county that is mentioned so I know lol. It's random but while the rebuilt courthouse in Oregon is definitely still standing (they take a lot of pride in it 🙄🤦🏼♀️) a new one was built right across the way so they use it for files and whatnot now. I've been to the old one a few times unfortunately and it really is a beautiful building.
Decatur Illinois has many haunted spots. Movie theaters and a university that has several haunted buildings.
I used to take my kids to the Mcpike mansion to have lunch with Sharon
Thanks for checking out this video @daniellepierce1238. Do you or your kids remember experiencing anything particularly spooky when you visited?
what yall know about rantoul il
Any chance you guys have anything haunted with regards to the Gacy case?
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i been to da woodstock opera house a bunch i was raised around there
Thanks for tuning in to the channel @dylgotbyl. Did you ever experience anything spooky at the Opera House when you went there?
Illinois
Williamsburg Hill, IL
Thanks for checking out this video @samturner6455. Can you tell us a bit about some supernatural stuff at Williamsburg Hill?
Rich
I'm scared
Thanks for checking out the channel @waltercommander7251. There are definitely some spooky spots on this list. Have you gotten a chance to explore any of them?
Alton, IL 🎉
Thanks for checking out this video @miranduhbeu. Have you been to any of these haunted Illinois spots?
@@FrightNightScares I have been to almost all of them! love the content, thank you!
What
I have a friend with the last name shields
That's super interesting @brandonbrown6717. Thanks for tuning in and checking out this video. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these haunted locations before?
@@FrightNightScares no
Ok i got to wash
Jesus
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