2630 S Limestone Street • Springfield, Ohio (Near Dayton & Columbus)
We have all the Legends to invade your nightmares once again. Which legend is your nightmare? Freddy, Jason, Michael or Leatherface? Hellraiser, Saw...or maybe we will find out when you get here. You think you've found somewhere to escape. You're safe in the ominous cornfield. But, wait, do you see a shadow? It's Killer Clowns! As you flee the corn, prepare to play the game of the most recent and most intensely shocking legend, Jigsaw. Can you escape his traps as you relive his horrifying lair? Are you up to the challenge or will this be your final scream?
Once a Civil War hospital and later an insane asylum, the city hall is now reportedly haunted. Each night, it is said that the police chief's desk would be rearranged. Cameras will not work inside the building. People have also reported seeing others walking down the hall, but on second glance, no one will be there.
In 1899, a sixteen year old maid named Gail Parish and her father came from nearby Athens County to work for the family of the mansion. Her father, a blacksmith, hired a young man named Johnny Kelly to assist him in the smithy. Gail and Johnny soon became lovers, and when her father and the owners of the mansion found out, they forbade to two ever to see each other again. Jilted, Johnny broke into Gail's room one night and slit her throat with a shaving knife. In her blood on the stairwell he wroteÉ
During the 1800s a doctor secretly performed abortions and killed deformed babies in this building. After being thrown into the basement, the babies were then buried in a knoll outside the house. Many people claim to feel eerie chills when passing the knoll and to hear cries of babies coming from the basement.
Legend has it that one night a woman was walking along the railroad tracks with her daughter, trying to get her to sleep. The woman stopped along the bridge to nurse her child. As she was nursing, a train came suddenly around the bend. Frozen with fear, the woman and her baby were killed instantly. It is said that if one goes over the bridge and honks his horn, the baby will wake up and begin to cry. Allegedly, one will then hear the sound of the mother shushing the baby.
In this nineteenth century themed inn appears a friendly ghost that is frequently seen by both employees and guests at the establishment.
A historic landmark as well as the oldest house in Galion, this cottage is haunted by an unknown man. Tours are given, and many adventurous people enter after-hours, only to see a ghost looking back at them.

