Ghost Tour From Cleveland

• 1 Hour
• All year round

In its earliest beginnings, Cleveland quickly rose to become one of the largest cities in the nation via its burgeoning transportation system and job opportunities that were hard to find anywhere else. However, it wouldn’t take long for this rapid growth to bring an onset of crime and devastation that would reverberate throughout the city for decades to come. 

Public Square, the oldest place in Cleveland, serves as the heart of the city, with monuments erected in honour of some of America’s most historic events. Amongst them is the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, depicting the unnecessary evils that were the Civil War. As poignant a message the monument conveys, it’s the tunnels below it that harbour the real horror of this deadly time.

Both the monument and tunnels are haunted but the spirits of the Civil War soldiers who perished in this merciless affair. Ghostly figures have been known to photobomb pictures, and visitors of the monument have reported the sounds of strange voices. The tunnels, however, are where the true terror takes over.

Tours of the tunnels are held a couple of times a year, and nobody leaves unscathed. Disembodied voices and the feeling of something crawling around them are not uncommon. Lights have been known to go out with the eerie sound of crackling electric wires accompanying it. Creepy, ghostly orbs of blue and white colour will appear in photos, at least in the cameras that have not been drained of their power source.

Two creepy encounters include that of a woman who spoke to one of the apparitions without realizing that it was, in fact, a ghost. The other includes a worker who ventured into the tunnels to check the lights only to discover that he’d been scratched by a malevolent force. Get your cameras ready, as these spirits are not shy about making an appearance.

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