That’s not a “haunting”. All that is is memories repeting themselves. Kind of a reminder of what the past was like.

this might be a fake because they can’t based a haunting in just one simple evidence in fact there is no evidence

Whether it be retained Memories or a genuine Haunting - I can attest for the validity of the happenings at this site. I lived on that very property from 1979 - 1985… my husband was the caretaker. I have personally been in the building many times and my family and friends have seen and heard numerous “activities” everything from the murmur of voices to the sound of old cars putt putting up the long driveway behind the bulding… phantom lights in the windows… and full body apparitions on the property and in the building.
A Parapsychologist from SUNY New Paltz (NY) even investigated it back in 1982… he was convinced.

guys this is just fake. My wife has been there and she said that it was full of people who were very happy. They just put this on because this city is probably soo boring

There is an awesome urban legend that are haunted house is centered around in Highland Illinois and that is the hook man there is an old story that teens friends or sweethearts would go to party or hang out in the woods near where the highland gun club is currently located and near an old covered bridge that by my account the last time I was out that way is old and broken. It is reported that they would be frightened by something, someone or see a crazy old farmer with a hay hook running at them to scare them off of his land! I have also heard rumor that they would nearly miss getting tangled with him only to find a hook in the side of their car or in the trunk and frantic seeing only to pull it out the next morning! I am not sure of the rumor being true but as I have interviewed several people who live in the area they seem to believe it and people stopped hanging out in that area!

Isn’t the correct spelling “Contadina?”

In response to Aaron, ghosts don’t have to be mean and evil, energy can also manifest positively….I’d rather an experience that brought me nostalgic pleasantries than something that made my hair turn white.