What are the most popular Saint Mary's College Indiana ghost stories?

There are tales of a ghostly student at Saint Mary's College. Supposedly, a young woman who died tragically on campus still roams the halls where she used to study. Some students claim to have heard her sobbing in the library late at night, as if she is still lamenting her untimely death. It might be that her unfinished business keeps her spirit bound to the college.

I don't think they are real. These stories are probably a combination of superstition, overactive imaginations, and the natural human tendency to create spooky tales. The college has a long history, and over time, these stories have emerged and become part of its cultural fabric, but that doesn't mean there are actual ghosts.

One of the popular ghost stories is about the Lady in White. It is said she haunts the hallways. People claim to have seen a figure in a white dress gliding along at night.

One well - known ghost story is about a young nun who is said to haunt the old chapel. People claim to have seen her figure in the dim light, as if she is still praying. It's believed she passed away in the chapel long ago and her spirit remains.

The story of the lady in white is very popular. People often see her near the first - class swimming pool area. Another is the haunted stateroom. Guests staying in certain rooms have reported strange noises and cold spots, as if there are unseen presences.

The theater ghost story is popular among those involved in the performing arts at Whittier College. It gives the theater an extra layer of intrigue, and performers sometimes like to think that they are being watched over by the ghost of the past actress during their shows.

The story of the phantom stagecoach is quite famous in Fremont Indiana. Legend has it that on certain foggy nights, a stagecoach pulled by ghostly horses can be seen racing down the old dirt road that used to be the main route through town. It's said to be the remains of a stagecoach that crashed many years ago, and the driver and passengers still haunt the area.

The haunted happenings at the Hannah House are quite famous. Built in the 1850s, it has a dark past involving slavery. People often claim to see shadowy figures and hear unexplained noises, like footsteps on the stairs. It's as if the past is still alive within its walls.

There's a story about a local tavern that was built on an old burial ground. Patrons have reported strange happenings like glasses moving on their own and cold spots. It's believed that the spirits of those buried beneath are not happy with the building on their resting place. This story has spread because it combines the elements of a busy social place like a tavern with the spooky idea of disturbed spirits.

The haunted Columbian Park story is quite famous. As I mentioned before, the spirit of the worker at the carousel makes it a spooky place. Another famous one is the story of the ghostly woman at the old courthouse. Legend has it that a woman was wrongly accused and hanged there. Now, her ghost is said to haunt the halls of the courthouse, with people reporting cold spots and strange whispers.