Historic haunted places in Indianapolis, 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.
Open to the public (free admission; ticketed tours and events).
One of the nation's largest cemeteries carries a classic vanishing-hitchhiker tale: drivers near the 38th Street gate pick up a drenched teenage girl in a prom dress who disappears…
Open to the public on scheduled open-house days; private tours and paranormal investigations by booking.
Tenants renting this 1858 Italianate mansion in the 1960s and 1970s told of noises overhead, lights and appliances switching on by themselves and small objects wandering between ro…
Open to the public (ticketed concerts and events).
Longtime staff describe Jacoby's Light, a shimmering blue glow that rises from the third box seat, floats toward the stage and fades, a phenomenon featured on public television in …
Open to the public (bar and live-music venue; separate ghost-tour tickets).
Billed as Indiana's oldest bar, the Noodle has had many lives, including an upstairs brothel that ran until 1953 and a back room said to have been used by Prohibition gangsters for…
Open to the public (restaurants and lobby during business hours; ticketed ghost hunts).
The German-American cultural hall is said to hold several resident spirits, with a third-floor costume storeroom nicknamed Grandma's Attic producing the most recorded voices. Witne…