The Gleeson House across from the Ohio & Erie Canal is believed to be haunted. It is rumored that a former owner and a man that committed suicide haunt the old farm. Many people have witnessed strange phenomena while exploring the property. A few have seen a ghost.
History
The Edmund Gleeson House was built in 1851 for Edmund Gleeson and his family. The house was constructed on Dunham Hill and was part of a 200-acre farm. The house was restored in 2007 and is now maintained by the National Park Service.
Haunted History
The property is believed to be haunted by a woman that used to own the farm. A man committed suicide in the barn in 2002 and some people think they have seen his ghost. Visitors have witnessed odd lights and other strange phenomena inside the farmhouse and near the barn. Many people think that paranormal activity is high in the area.
Location
The Gleeson House is located at 7243 Canal Road, in Valley View, Ohio.
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