Lux Ferre

Liberty Memorial Building, Bismarck: Former employees have reported a ghostly presence nicknamed the “Stack Monster,” with unexplained activities including phantom footsteps and disembodied voices.

Fort Totten State Historic Site, Fort Totten: Originally a military post and later a boarding school, the site is known for ghost sightings, including apparitions in windows and figures on the grounds.

Riverside Cemetery, Fargo: Established in 1878, visitors have reported hearing knocking sounds from inside the mausoleum and voices near gravestones, making it one of the state’s most haunted cemeteries.

Harvey Public Library, Harvey: Built on the site of the former Bentz residence, where Sophia Eberlein-Bentz was murdered in 1931, the library staff have reported unexplained activities, including sightings of apparitions.

Children’s Museum at Yunker Farm, Fargo: Housed in a historic 1876 farmhouse, the museum is believed to be haunted by Elizabeth Yunker, with sightings of her spirit upstairs. Additionally, the ghost of

San Haven Sanatorium, Dunseith: Established in 1912 as a tuberculosis hospital, San Haven later became a facility for the mentally ill. It closed in 1987 but remains infamous for reports of paranormal