Haunted Northern Michigan

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Permalink Reply by Dottie Sundling on October 24, 2008 at 9:23pm

Sure, there's the House of Ludington in Escanaba, Seul Choix Lighthouse at Seul Choix Point, and we can't forget the old hotel in Nahma, in the Upper Peninsula. They say a spinster who taught at the Nahma High School and lived in the hotel, roams the upper floor at night. Her lover left her and she's looking for him! She leaves imprints on the bed and her footsteps resound in the hallway. Once in a while she'll come down the back stairs and go out the back door!

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Permalink Reply by bob on April 2, 2009 at 9:34pm

well i am part of a new paranormal research team. we call ourselves the UPST. or the upper peninsula spook team. we have spent the night in the seul choix lighthouse this winter and are planning on the ludington house in esky, we go to many cemetaries, areas around germfask like the jolly inn and private locations. we are a family of ghost hunters. we are doing research on haunted places in the up so if anybody has any information to give us on any haunted places that you think we would enjoy please reply to this or visit our myspace page. just go to www.myspace.com and search for "the UPST"

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Permalink Reply by Nicole Bray on November 22, 2008 at 10:48pm

I am currently writing a book called "Michigan's Haunted Nightlife." It will feature haunted bars, pubs, restaurants, and theaters throughout the state of Michigan. All locations in the book will be public places where anyone can visit. The book is due for release in Fall of 2009 (right before Halloween)

I would love to hear about more locations, especially from the Northern part of the L.P. and from the U.P.

You can either leave me a message on here or email me privately at: nicole@paranormalmichigan.com

Kelly...where is the Old Town Playhouse? I do not have that location for the book yet! What have you heard about it?

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Permalink Reply by Kelly on November 24, 2008 at 4:18pm

Hi Nicole-

The Old Town Playhouse is in Traverse City, on the corner of Eighth and Cass Streets. It's a renovated church that now houses our community theater. I've heard stories of a man in Elizabethan garb performing what appeared to be a monologue seen by playhouse performers. Also, strange lights have been seen in the backstage hallways. Granted, I heard all these stories years ago (in my singing high school days), so I don't know if things have been seen or rumors are circulating about the supernatural happenings there lately, but it's worth inquiring about! :)

Does anyone else have a haunted restaurant, bar or nightlife venue to share with Nicole?

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Permalink Reply by Charley MacIntosh on October 13, 2009 at 9:56am

We own the Nahma Inn, many stories and situations here. Welcome to visit and hear some great stories. Cozy pub and B&B.

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Permalink Reply by Kathleen Tedsen on November 1, 2009 at 3:28pm

Hello Charley, we're authors of a Michigan paranormal book series (first one is "Haunted Travels of Michigan). We'd be interested in talking to you about the Nahma Inn. You can email us at haunted@mivg.com or visit our webiste at www.hauntedtravelsMI.com

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Permalink Reply by Jamie on March 6, 2009 at 7:53am

Hello, I am very interested in finding past employees and or patients of the northern Mi. asylum.
I had two relatives who died there long ago, approx. 3 years ago I started my search for medical records for them.
With the help of Heidi Johnson, I found a few things relating to their diagnoses etc. I was also able to
locate some info. in Lansing at the archives. However I find this asylum very interesting and want to
start a website dedicated to past employees, patients, family members of both. If anyone can help me
with info. please contact me. dek00funny@yahoo.com thanks

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Permalink Reply by olivia smith on April 4, 2009 at 12:10am

there is a few more in escanaba has far has business are concern like the delft bar on ludgtion and the bonfios art center hopefully you can check those places out as well .

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Permalink Reply by Katsca on October 31, 2009 at 7:18pm

How do I apply to help become a worker. I am one who is very perceptive.

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