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Mooney’s Mansion Walhalla Road, Clintonville There’s plenty of speculation when it comes to the sinister legend behind Mooney’s Mansion. Allegedly, a jealous and enraged Dr. Mooney murdered his wife and children with an axe and then hung himself on Calumet Bridge. People say if you go under the bridge at night, you can see his ghostly swinging si

It's a unique piece of Ohio history, blended with nature to create a hauntingly beautiful sight.

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We explored this PL&E and CSX train yard with huge control towers abandoned in Ohio. They even abandoned the train cars! We met some awesome new friends.

Once considered one of the most peaceful places to live in Ohio, this neighborhood took a dark turn and has been abandoned since 2019. Ohio | Abandoned Places | Abandoned Homes | Midwest | US Travel | Spooky | Ghost Town | Abandoned Neighborhood | Vacant

Hike through an abandoned tunnel to this eerie ghost town in Ohio.

The Markey Mansion, as it’s known today, was built in the Gothic revival style. However, there’s a bit more to this home other than it being a beautiful relic of the Victorian era.

Thanks to Backroad Drifter for telling me where to find this! In 1839 and in 1852 Christian and Eleanor Rugh purchased the property from Abraham Kagy and Henry Byler. The year it was built is uncertain, there are reports that it was built in the 1840's or maybe around 1900. The house was sold to Henry and Martha Hartman in 1910. When Henry hartman died in 1930, the property went to his daughter. The first local tale about this house is that a government official lived there after the Civil…

In the 1980s, Mike Tyson owned a luxurious mansion in Southington, Ohio. The world heavyweight champion boxer moved into the 13,500-square-foot mansion to

This abandoned bridge to nowhere stands secluded in the woods of a Cleveland suburb.