Historic haunted places in Bloomington, IN. Each page gives the ghost story, whether visitors can go, and a link to the site the story came from. The stories are folklore, not documented fact.
Campus legend says Agnes Dunn, remembered as a wartime nurse, rises at midnight and walks this small cemetery grave by grave as if still making her rounds. The Indiana Daily Studen…
Open to the public (student union and hotel; public areas free).
Paranormal investigators in the union's Bryan Room say they recorded voices and saw a chair move with no one touching it. Visit Bloomington describes playful child spirits that tap…
A cleaner working in the museum said she found a young girl crying on the main staircase, and the child vanished as she went to help. In a separate account, a paranormal investigat…
Exterior free to view; interior access varies by university schedule.
Student folklore about this Old Crescent building focuses on the dumbwaiter once used to move cadavers between floors and grisly tales of accidents involving it. People mention col…
The reports at this Victorian house come almost entirely from its years as a restaurant, when staff said glasses and stemware shattered without being touched. Workers also describe…
Morgan-Monroe State Forest, off Main Forest Road, Bloomington, IN 47408
Open during state forest hours (free).
Central Indiana's Lady in Black is said to sit on a tree stump at the edge of this forest cemetery, talking to the husband and daughter she lost one after the other. Other versions…