Paranormal & True Crime Blog | Mark H. Roe

Malabar Farm in Ohio blends quiet rural beauty with two of the region’s most enduring hauntings. Visitors report footsteps in Louis Bromfield’s old study and sightings of a mysterious woman on the hilltop at dusk. These twin hauntings make Malabar Farm one of Ohio’s most intriguing paranormal destinations, where history and the unexplained meet.

Everett Road Covered Bridge is more than a historic landmark in Summit County — locals say it’s one of Ohio’s most haunted places. Visitors report ghostly figures, strange voices, and a lone hitchhiker near the old Hopewell mound. The 1877 drowning of John Gilson still lingers in the lore, giving the bridge its eerie reputation.

Prospect Place Mansion in Trinway, Ohio is one of the state’s most storied haunted landmarks. Once a stop on the Underground Railroad, the mansion is now known for ghost sightings, chilling legends, and a history that refuses to stay quiet.

Step inside the Haunted Red Brick Tavern Ohio, a historic landmark where centuries of folklore, presidential visits, and ghostly encounters come together. Explore the tavern’s mysterious past and the paranormal stories that continue to captivate visitors today

Ohio wears its history quietly. You don’t always see it at first glance — not when you’re driving past the cornfields, or walking through a small town square, or standing in front of a brick building that’s been repainted so many times the past barely peeks through. But if you linger long enough, if you listen the way I’ve learned to listen, the stories start to rise. Some come as whispers. Some as warnings. Some as memories that refuse to stay buried. For years now, I’ve bee