Historic haunted places in Marquette, MI. 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.
This 1886 building once housed an undertaker and furniture store, and local tradition says a woman died in the cellar during those years. Staff describe flickering lights, glasses …
Open for ticketed performances; lobby open during building hours.
This Northern Michigan University theater's ghost is said to be a janitor who died in the elevator shaft in the early 1970s. Security staff report the elevator moving between floor…
Legend says a young librarian waited at the old Northland Hotel for a sailor who was lost in a Lake Superior storm, and that she never left. Guests in the sixth-floor Lilac Room re…
Assistant keeper Adam Sayles died of a heart attack inside the lighthouse in 1942, and guides credit him with footsteps on the tower stairs and cold spots where keepers did their w…
The best-known story concerns the grave of a boy said to have died at the Holy Family Orphanage. People say it reopens overnight after it is filled in and that flowers appear on it…