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....and of course there's the ghost story that every city has about some woman whose kids were killed 150 years ago yet somehow every once in a while people still see her looking for her kids. She usually shows up in a cemetery or out in the woods somewhere. Sometimes she shows up in people's bathroom mirrors late at night when they get up to use the bathroom.

Sleep tight kiddies.

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QUOTE (kyyle23 @ Nov 27, 2008 -> 08:57 AM)
I cant remember the city, but there is a northwest suburb with a haunted shoe factory. I want to say Roselle

 

Yeah I heard about that one....Its the ghost of Bigfoot.

 

 

:P :lol: Iam sorry kyyle I just cant resist,you know I love ya though.

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QUOTE (shipps @ Nov 27, 2008 -> 09:11 AM)
Yeah I heard about that one....Its the ghost of Bigfoot.

 

 

:P :lol: Iam sorry kyyle I just cant resist,you know I love ya though.

 

pffffftwhatevs

 

 

Well, there is the rumor of the cougar in Chicago

 

 

Oh wait.....

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QUOTE (jasonxctf @ Nov 27, 2008 -> 11:04 AM)
i think the shoe factory legend is out in Schaumburg/Barrington area.. there is a street called Shoe Factory Road.

 

to steal a "legend" from a movie... there's always Candyman.

 

I know that road, I live right by it, but I am pretty sure the story is from a different town. I have seen the building, its pretty creepy

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QUOTE (DrunkBomber @ Nov 27, 2008 -> 12:10 PM)
I remember when I was a kid people used to think the ovaltine factory in Villa Park was haunted.

 

You know, that might be what I am thinking about. Does the building have a large rectangular "tower" that rises above the actual factory?

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Bachelors Grove in Midlothian is said to be haunted with the ghosts of gangster victims that Capone's people dumped into the small lake on the property.

 

And while I haven't seen anything supernatural driving west on Route 83 in Palos Park, if there's any stretch of road that you would expect a ghost it's over there. I haven't driven through the area in awhile but I recall a good three/four makeshift crosses set up on the side to mark where someone had died. It's just something to think about when you're traveling down this two lane road, alongside a forest with absolutely no street lights, where people routinely drive above 70mph.

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QUOTE (knightni @ Nov 27, 2008 -> 06:25 PM)
You'd think that there'd be more ghosts on the Dan Ryan, then.

It's more the atmosphere than anything else. Of course, with a lot of ghosts stories (such as Resurrection Mary) people claim the presence of street lights somehow lessens accounts of ghosts.

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