Jake’s Attempt To Summon Bloody Mary
In 2013, Jake attempted to summon Bloody Mary at a very haunted hotel in Chicago … he might have done just that! Get the scoop now.
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Resurrection Mary, Chicago’s Ghostly Hitchhiker
Since the 1930s, a spirit has walked along Archer Avenue in Justice, Illinois. Many drivers have stopped to help the young woman, only to see her disappear before their very eyes. There are 2 leading theories on Mary’s true identity. But, perhaps, we should consider other people.
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Congress Plaza Hotel Ghost Hunt in Chicago, Illinois
Hi gang! Maybe I’m feeling nostalgic, but I wanted to reshare this investigation of The Congress Plaza Hotel. The Congress adventure became one of the first posts on this site waaaaaay back in 2013. I’ve combined all the posts into one, so you can read about all the ghostly goodness…
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Podcast | One Night At The Congress
On the night of Valentine’s Day, Ghostly Activities encountered 3 ghosts at the Congress Plaza Hotel in Chicago. Get scoop on the investigation after the jump.
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The Haunted Halls of Roosevelt University in Chicago
Roosevelt University bought the Auditorium Building in 1946. It also inherited the building’s very active ghosts. Find out why it’s so haunted and where to find the ghosts.
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Bloody Mary Haunts College Students in Glen Ellyn, Illinois
A game of Truth or Dare goes wrong and Bloody Mary comes for college students in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.
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Chicago’s Most Haunted Countdown
Here are the 5 most haunted places in Chicagoland. I originally wrote it for Rent.com, but I don’t think they have it published any more.
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Al Capone: Haunted Hotspots & Ghost Hunting Tips
Al Capone is one of those historical figures who has become a magnet for ghost stories. And I get why. His legacy is violent, in your face, and intertwined with over a decade of bloody history. But here’s the problem with “Capone haunts” online: the history and the haunting claims…
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Our Favorite Haunts: Hull House in Chicago, Illinois
Jane Addams’ Hull House was meant to be a place of refuge for new immigrants. Built in 1856 by Charles Hull, it served many new arrivals and grew to a campus of 13 buildings by the mid-1910s. Jane Addams was a very good person and she tried her best to…
