King Memorial Drive
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.
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hektik says: |
October 25, 2007, 4:50 am |
ive been there many times, idk anything much about this story much but i will tell you that i been to gravity hill, its not big, but it is kinda interesting, and also a few other intrestings things close by in kirkland….im not a b/s liar like a bunch of people on here, ima bored 19 year old who looks for fun ish to do during the night, want info on how to get there or other places, or any places i could check out…id be happy to go with anyone out to these places to its fun lol …. email – ruffryders12347@aol.com or AIM thuggin365247
marty says: |
November 21, 2007, 7:31 pm |
For the record folks this story has been going around since I was in Jr. in Mentor. I am now 39, The Lundgren murders were long after this “folktale started” A friend of the family owns this supposed melon head property… some versions say the dr. performed abortions, some say he kept deformed patients, that supposedly set the house on fire and escaped…regardless melon head country along with melon head hunting is just a reason for the teenagers to go out get drunk and scare the hell out of each otheran
Beentheredoneit.... says: |
February 22, 2008, 3:52 pm |
My dad grew up in Kirtland, I also lived in Kirtland from 1981 till about 2000. The rumors are just that, rumors. When my dad was growing up they used to go “melon head hunting”. My dad and his friends NEVER saw or heard a thing. I used to go there alot also. There was a natural spring called Boot Leg Joe. How it got the name, I do not know. Wisner road runs from King Memorial to Chardon road. It used to be a complete road until the river washed some of it away. I have gone to the housed down at the ends of the roads and talked to the people who live there. They have never experienced anything. Oh, the witches grave is the grave of a man named Levi I believe. Been awhile since I have been there. And lastly, the Lundgrens are a different story for a different web site. I went to school with the oldest son Damon. I guess you could say we were best friends then. Such a shame he allowed his father to ruin his life like that. He was a good kid. Oh well…..
marie says: |
June 6, 2008, 3:19 pm |
well idk if thats true because well i don’t leave there so yea i live in laredo,texas well maybe it might be rumors that can start all that s*** well idk?
sparks says: |
July 9, 2008, 7:30 pm |
Um yeah this might be true IDK but
I heard of crybaby bridge and I haven’t been there
but I plan on it. Well I am going to go to google.com
and search this up and I’ll give you info later.
donnie says: |
July 12, 2008, 1:28 am |
that is such bullshit lol ive been there 1000 times and everytime i go there guess where i end up? JAIL!
donnie says: |
July 12, 2008, 1:29 am |
trust me everyone do not go to crybaby bridge or to the mellonheads youll most likely go to jail
greg says: |
October 17, 2008, 2:24 pm |
listen to me this area is fucked up … all the bullshit about baby crys footprints melon heads car problems all bullshit but the orbs are real . i dont believe in haunted bullshit never did , but growing up around the area it was fun to go there and scare your friends . we where surrounded by blue orbs first small then larger then everywhere . we hopped in my honda and got the hell out of there . if you have any questions or have any similar accounts please email me . it still doesnt make sense to me
Roxanne says: |
September 17, 2009, 4:49 pm |
hey while first of all way back then abortions were illegal so people had to go to someone that would do it in there own homes so this story sounds true. cause first of all you dont know that is not cause some times ghost only show them selves to some people. and second you werent around at that time to say if it was true or not if you were then you are really old so you cant say that its not true >:l
Fur says: |
October 10, 2009, 9:14 am |
We used to live near Lake County, and we’d hike through Chapin Forest and around Buttermilk Falls in the Lake Metroparks. It’s a really beautiful place, and so creepy. I wouldn’t want to be out there at night. Kirtland is definitely weird. All these stories plus the freaky Mormon settlement that was there make it a unique place in America to explore. Lots of woods for monsters and ghosts to hide in!
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alien says:
October 19, 2007, 2:59 pm
The Doctors name was Dr. Crow. He was a psycopath. That whole area in Kirtland has many odd stories associated with it. “Mellon heads”, Gravity hill, where you park your car, leave it neutral and it will roll uphill,etc. Being a resdent of Painesville for over 40 years, I worked in Kirtland at the Kirtland Country Club, and strange things happened there and all around Kirtland. Little Mountain Rd.,there is another haunted place. Its in the woods south of the road. While hiking thru the area, my friends and I saw what seemed to be a large orb of light floating thru the trees at about 10 feet above the ground. We saw it for more than 20 minutes before it just faded out. Anyone who lives in the area knows Lake County has alot of strange happenings there.