haunted

Mortons lived here from 1849-1936...and evidently, some still do. Here are details and inside photos...

Many of these bodies were of early settlers, proven by the buckskin jackets found on some of the remains...

I tried looking up as many of them as possible and I’m sure there are a lot more to the list, so if you can think of any that I didn’t think of please let me know so I can add them to this interactive map I’ve put together.

Some states like Alaska and South Dakota have laws regarding the sale of "stigmatized properties"-- is Michigan one of them? And what qualifies as 'haunted'?

If you're looking for haunted places in Michigan you don't have to go very far.

It's one of Michigan's most legendary hauntings that rears it's head once again...Here's the story, the legend, and the haunting!

Who was she? And why is it believed she's the one who haunts the old school?

Best known for being the birthplace of General Motors, Flint is also making name for its ghostly residents.

Michigan's creepiest spot.

Mackinac Island has earned the title of America's most tormented/haunted small town.

The Inn is thought to be haunted by the spirit of a lady who once resided and worked in the kitchen.

Held in the village of Armada, Slaughtered At Sundown was one of the biggest Halloween attractions. Every year, thousands of people would attend their haunted hayrides. It was even voted 2011 Click on Detroit's #1 Haunted House. Sadly, those days have come to an end.