Most Haunted Places in Ohio

Join us on a chilling journey through the heartland of Ohio as we uncover dark histories and ghostly secrets that lurk within some of the state's most notorious haunted places! From an abandoned tunnel where the spirits of those killed within still linger, to prominent government buildings where the ghosts of former politicians wander after dark, each location on this carefully and creepily selected list offers a glimpse in to the Buckeye State's most terrifying paranormal activity. Dare to check in at a historic inn whose bounds host the phantoms of guests who never really checked out, and get ready to brave the old hill folklore surrounding a deserted prison where the souls of countless inmates are still serving time from beyond the grave. Are you sure you're ready to confront all of the horrors Ohio has to offer?

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[joshthemediocre]

These are some of the more famous haunts but i lived in a house in Mansfield Oh, that would make you crap yourself 7 nights a week, constant shadow people, stuff moving, ice cold air, rancid smells. I once seen a ghost so clearly that i could tell it was holding a knife while standing over me, that's the incident that made me move.

[chrisjarvis]

Cincinnati here, love the video, but you forgot The Sedamsville Rectory 😁

[e_den]

The Ohio State house in columbus was originally built from bricks made from clay and mud from an native burial ground that resided on the intersection of Mound Street and High Street in down town Columbus. (Hence the name Mound Street) The building of the state house, as mentioned, was shrouded with bad luck during it’s construction. Many believe there is a correlation between the chaotic construction of the building and the destruction/ demolition of the native mound. Mound Street is not far from State Street, where the state house currently resides, I’d say about 5 blocks distance as well.

[shannonmanley]

I Really enjoyed this. waiting for your next video. take care. 🙂

[tentomushii]

Fun fact about the buxton inn. When repainting the buxton inn and stripping back layers of pain the exact same shade of blue they were repainting was found when stripping back the layers of paint. The little bell collar of the deceased cat is said to be heard in the halls late at night. As well of reports of a girl in a blue dress looking out the window

[deborahchesser]

I’ve partied at Moonville tunnel many a time. We never saw any ghosts but I promise that steep gravel beside the tracks will put a scare into you !

[tabithadearth]

I went to the Poasttown Elementary School and it's definitely haunted. I heard a woman humming in my right ear during an investigation that I took part of during Halloween.

[darbysdownhomedetecting]

My home state and I'm from Athens county not far from a few of these places. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[lisamoore]

I'm originally from Ohio, SW Ohio. There's lots of Ohio unexplored for me.

[SandyWolf-]

The Cincinnati music hall, when building the elevator bones were discovered 😮 presume to be from old cemetery

[elizabethmurray]

Man, I love this channel. So soothing and interesting

[quasipseudo]

Love Ohio, and it’s excellent history. Well done!

[pennywisetheclown]

You forgot dead mans curve in Amelia Ohio. Haunted by the faceless hitchhiker. I've lived in southern Ohio in Clermont county for years and it's considered one of the most haunted places in Ohio ever

[leslieleathem]

I live in an old hospital turned into apartments. My bathroom door sometimes closes on its own. The first time this happened I opened the door again and said do that again and it closed again. I don't feel like I'm in any danger or anything. I think its kinda cool.

[brianlawson]

Hope all have a safe and good Memorial Day weekend. Thank you fright night.

[Jeremylee]

My wife is a nurse at an inpatient hospice facility in southeast Ohio. There are constant reports from staff and family members of shadow figures walking the hallways. She was a skeptic at first, but not anymore.

[jjsadventures]

There is also the old town of Old Ceasars Creek which is now underwater including the cemetery. Nothing was moved and residents had to leave belongings behind

[vespurrs]

What do you mean? I'm not afraid to be living in Ohio! *laughs nervously *

[Celtic_Amy]

Ohio state reformatory is something else. I had an experience there. These are only a few of the hauntings. Just to name a few here is SW Ohio: Golden Lamb hotel, Caesar’s Creek Pioneer Village, US route 27 in butler county, Oxford-Milford Road, Miami University (Oxford and Hamilton campuses) has several haunted buildings, Poasttown Elementary School, and Loveland Castle. In northern Ohio Park hotel and the light house in Put N Bay, Mohican castle, and Franklin Castle.

[cornwallparanormalresearch]

Awesome like and shared out in you tube community. ⌚