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Investigate Mansfield, Ohio’s haunted spots — from an abandoned prison considered to be the scariest place on earth to an 1886 former warehouse where spirits are still active. Photo: Scott Sukel Photo: Ohio State Reformatory Haunted Bissman Building Renaissance Theatre 419-522-2644 419-295-5002 419-295-5002 OhioStateReformatory.org HauntedBissmanBuilding.com MansfieldTickets.com One of America’s most haunted prisons! Spirits are active in this 1886 former ware- A 1928 movie palace is the premier show- Search the rows of stacked cells, solitary house where investigators witness black case for entertainment but also known confinement and creepy corridors in this masses, shadow figures, touching, voices for ghostly encounters. Footsteps have castle-like 1896 former prison. Ghost Hunts, and cold spots. “Not all employees left at been heard coming from the grand stair- Ghost Walks, classes and events, private the end of their shift.” case, dark hallways and balcony. Disem- paranormal investigations are known to bodied voices have been heard in the Seen in The Shawshank Redemption, on document continuous activity. Used in a projection booth and whispering in the SyFy Channel’s Ghost Hunters/2010, A&E’s number of films including The Shawshank catacomb-like rooms under the stage and My Ghost Story/June & November 2011 Redemption and Air Force One, seen on the lobby where a 1929 murder took place. and Paranormal After Party Season 3/2014. Travel Channel’s Ghost Adventures/2009 and Seen on A&E’s My Ghost Story/2011. SyFy Channel’s Ghost Hunter’s Academy and Ghost Hunters/2005 & 2010. Malabar Farm Mansfield Fire Museum 419-295-5002 419-564-5531 MalabarFarm.org MansfieldFireMuseum.com Whether you’re an Paranormal investigations of the 1939 Once known as a ‘hangout’, (lil’ Capone’s) expert in the field of famous Pulitzer-Prize author, Louis this museum now houses fire trucks and paranormal activity, just Bromfield’s, 32-room mansion situated a plethora of firefighting equipment starting your journey of on the ever-so-eerie Malabar Farm. ranging from axes to knives to sledge- serious exploration, or Ghostly sightings, flickering lights and hammers. Perhaps it’s the artifacts in this simply an avid amateur, appearances of Mr. Bromfield and his museum that make the spirits come alive, spend a haunted night boxer dogs intrigue investigators. Seen or a coffin in the Chapel that was once Find us on Facebook Badge CMYK / .eps on SyFy Channel’s Ghost Hunters/2014. used at the Ohio State Reformatory. in Mansfield to capture your own evidence! HauntedMansfield.com 800.642.8282 Destination Mansfield Haunted Mansfield Ohio HauntedMansfield.com.

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