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According to the Travel Channel, Ohio is one of the best states for squatching. Using data from the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization’s database of compiled sightings and testimonies, Ohio is one of the top eight states to catch a glimpse … Continue reading
The Lady in the Attic This is investigation has been ongoing for over two decades. The family moved into this home after living in a haunted home three blocks away. They believed that their previous live-in ghost, “Henry” had followed … Continue reading
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There are several ghosts that are alleged to haunt the Buxton Inn, many of which are former owners or innkeepers. However, strange knockings have been heard in the Inn’s basement, where the stagecoach drivers often stayed. The basement door is … Continue reading
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The Feltman Building stands six stories tall and is over 100 years old. It has housed hundreds of tenants in its time. Originally one of the first banks in downtown Toledo it still had the old vault rooms in the … Continue reading
This hotel dates back to 1926, but has had several names – “Martha Washington Hotel,” “Heritage Hotel,” and now, most recently, “Hotel Indigo”. A 1987 renovation seems to have led to the appearance of a ghostly little girl, seen skipping … Continue reading
The Haunted Florida Renaissance Vinoy Resort in St. Petersburg. Stories have become so legendary that even some skeptics have started to scratch their heads.” TOGHS members Harold & Becky had the opportunity to stop by the Vinoy while in St. … Continue reading
Lake Hope Furnace Quietly nestled within Lake Hope State Park are the remains of an old iron furnace. The crumbling walls of the furnace are evidence to the structure having long been out of service. But still stories abound of … Continue reading
TOGHS visits a reported Haunted Warehouse with friends.
Brown Mackey College Lecture Thursday July 8, 2010. TOGHS Founder Harold St John was invited to Brown Mackey College in Findlay, Ohio to lecture on the Paranormal. Among the topics discussed were various types of hauntings, proper interview procedures, … Continue reading
Hocking County Historical Brick Company – April 28, 2010 TOGHS visited the old Hocking County brick company just outside of Nelsonville, OH. While there we met a Professor from Hocking College and several of his students. They were repairing and … Continue reading
The old tuberculosis ward is the sole abandoned building remaining on the grounds of the Ridges. It was built in 1924 on top of a large hill, totally isolated from the rest if the facility. In the late 70’s, the building became … Continue reading
Cincinnati Street Abandoned home January 2010. This abandoned home sat next door to a private home we investigated this past January. We don’t know if it is haunted or not but looked too spooky not to enter.
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We are keeping the names private to protect the identity of our clients. TOGHS received an email from a gentleman by the name Kevin West early this September. Kevin said he had a friend he works with named Pam who … Continue reading
Almost two centuries before the shadow of the Mothman reared its head in Point Pleasant, West Virginia; the land around the Ohio River ran red with blood. As the inhabitants of the American colonies began to push their way to … Continue reading
TOGHS stopped by the reported Haunted Hope Furnace on the way to the Moonville Tunnel. The Hope Furnace is located just down the road from Lake Hope State Park outside of McArthur, Ohio. It’s located off State Route 278. The … Continue reading
TOGHS visited Athens again on Friday August 7, 2009 while on our road trip to Point Pleasant, W. Virginia. Jeff, Butch and I stopped to visit Sarah Thomas and see what changes if any were made to the Asylum cemetery … Continue reading
Haunted cabin in the hills of Glouster, Ohio August 7, 2009. This cabin is actually an old small three-room home that is now over a hundred years old. It is set up in the hills of Glouster, Ohio and … Continue reading