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Visitors have also reported strange malfunctions with their cellphones and other electronic devices. Northville Psychiatric Hospital opened in and closed around 50 years later. However, it seems that not all of the patients left when it ceased operations! The tunnels under the hospital are apparently the most haunted part of the building and visitors say that they have heard clanking sounds, phantom footsteps and disembodied voices down there. There are also reports of people being touched or feeling someone breathing on them when there is nobody else around! Several customers and owners of the bar have reported seeing his apparition in the property.

Philetus was certainly a colourful character having been not only a bar owner, but also a Union Spy, an archaeologist and a Superintendent at Yellowstone National Park! Witnesses say that his spirit can be recognised by the fact that he still dresses in his signature cowboy style clothing! The Alhambra Building is an old apartment building which was the scene of a very famous poisoning back in A disgruntled employee is said to have laced the food of more than 40 families with Arsenic.

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There were only two fatalities as a result, but the death toll could easily have been much higher. Visitors to The Alhambra Building say that you can still very much feel the presence of these deaths in the property. Well, because there are regular reports from its patrons of all sorts of paranormal activity happening here! Among the reports from customers are tales of items suddenly moving by themselves, terrifying apparitions sitting at the bar and being touched by unseen hands.

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There was never any battle that raged at Fort Wayne, but there are still plenty of reasons why it has become one of the most haunted places in Detroit. It was once a military location and during the Great Depression it offered shelter to many Detroiters who were displaced from their homes. There were many difficult times here in Fort Wayne which no doubt helped to contribute to the paranormal activity. Then of course, there is also the fact that an Indian Burial Mound was excavated in order to build the fort!

However, most reports seem to suggest that the apparitions that haunt here are mainly soldiers who served here. One of the most haunted places in Detroit is The Whitney, a well known residence that has been transformed into a restaurant.

The Whitney was originally built by a local lumber tycoon some time in the late 19 th century. Visitors regularly report seeing apparitions and strange unexplained shadows in the restaurant. Reports of the hauntings here span over three decades and there are claims of a non-human entity residing here! The most common reports include apparitions, dishes clanging when no-one is around and place settings being rearranged! Some of the hauntings could be attributed to the fact that the mansion actually served as a tuberculosis ward for a short time.

In fact, it is often described as being something of a playground for spirits! No matter what type of paranormal phenomenon you can think of, there is a very good chance that it has been experienced here! There have been lots of reports of paranormal activity in the building including everything from doors slamming by themselves and visitors being touched by icy unseen hands! It is not known who exactly is haunting here, but some say that it is George D Mason, who built the temple and also jumped to his death from its roof in Here's your guide to ghosts in Motor City.

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Mason and has more than 1, rooms, including secret staircases, hidden passages, and even compartments hidden in the floors. Unfortunately, Mason may have gone a bit overboard building the temple, and when he went bankrupt his wife decided that she couldn't be married to a man who wasn't rich. Mason spiraled into a depression, and eventually jumped to his death from the temple's roof. To this day people say they see him ascending the stairs slowly towards the roof.

Guests and staff also experience cold spots, strange shadows, doors opening and closing, and the overwhelming feeling of being watched. There have been sightings of spectral soldiers wandering around the fort's 96 acres, while visitors claim to hear the sound of mysterious footsteps and voices from beyond the grave.

Fort volunteers report that display items have a history of disappearing and reappearing weeks later. Fort Wayne is the last Native American burial mound in the city, and according to many, is haunted by the ghost of the "Yam-Ko-Desh", also known as "the Mound Builders. Today many people claim to see strange orbs and other odd anomalies in the cemetery as well as the apparitions of the men who died that fateful day.

And those who are brave enough to stand in front of her grave under the moonlight report disembodied voices and strange smells. According to the legend, the couple died inside the home, but decided to never leave. In the 80s, people began recording the strange experiences they were having on all three floors. Witnesses claim to see the apparition of a man wearing a tuxedo on the second floor, and the sound of people whispering to each other when no one is around.

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Described as being the sign of terrible events to come, the Nain Rouge is a small creature wearing red and black boots, and is said to have red eyes and rotten teeth. Nain has been sighted all the way back to the when he supposedly attacked the first white settler in Detroit, and he's been raising hell ever since.