Haunted Michigan

This 19th-century military fort is said to be haunted by the spirits of soldiers and Native Americans. Some visitors claim to have heard footsteps in empty hallways, seen apparitions, and felt a

This lighthouse on the shores of Lake Michigan is known for being haunted by the spirit of its former keeper, Captain Joseph Willie Townsend. Visitors have reported hearing unexplained noises, such as

Eloise was once a large mental hospital complex, and it’s considered one of Michigan’s most haunted places. Abandoned for years, the hospital’s dark history includes reports of inhumane treatment of patients. Paranormal

This Victorian mansion, built in 1895, is now a bed-and-breakfast, and many guests report paranormal activity. People claim to have seen the ghost of its original owner, Frank Henderson, as well as

This ghost town and cemetery is considered one of Michigan’s most haunted places. Pere Cheney was a small village that suffered a series of misfortunes, including a plague and fires, eventually becoming

Once the home of a lumber baron, David Whitney Jr., this mansion is now a fine-dining restaurant. Many believe that Whitney and his wife never left, and their spirits continue to linger

On the top of Ferry Hill in Lake Forest Cemetery rests one of the founding fathers of Grand Haven. Rev. William M. Ferry was born in 1796 and was the first Protestant

The Grand Rapids Home for Veterans (a.k.a. Michigan Soldiers’ Home) was built soon after the Civil War. While no battles were fought in Michigan during this war, an estimated 90,000 men from