| Haunted Locations In St. Louis County Ghosts & Haunts In Missouri |
| Bee Tree Park, near Kimmswick. From I-255 and Telegraph Road, take Telegraph south for 4.6 miles to Becker Road, turn left or south on Becker Road and continue 1.6 miles down Becker road to Finestown Road. Turn left or south on Finestown Road and go down it for .3 mile to Bee Tree Park. This park has two haunted sites; one is the ruins of an unfinished house built by a man for his wife who left him for another man; and the Nims Mansion, now the Golden Eagle Museum said to be a very active haunting. Open May-Oct Wed-Sun 1-5 pm 846-9073 or 791-8211. Nims Mansion Stories. MAP Meyers House, 180 Dunn Road 314-837-7661. Now a restaurant open Mon-Sat, located off Hwy 270 where N Hanley and Dunn Road meet. I have also seen the name of this home spelled Myers House. The voice of Adaline Meyers has been heard on the grounds surrounding the mansion. Mansion photos one two three four. MAP Haunted Gift Shop, 210 Henry Road in Ballwin. The cross streets are Manchester Road and Callan Street. This former home is haunted by the ghost of one of two brothers who hanged himself in the front window of this house, now a gift shop. Letters from visitors to this site. MAP Jefferson Barracks Cemetery, 2900 Sheridan Road 314-260-8720. From where I-255 meets Telegraph Road, take Telegraph Road east for .7 miles to Sappington Barracks Road. Turn right on Sappington Barracks and go down it for .7 miles to the main gate on your right. At this cemetery there are reports of paranormal activity in some of the old buildings and at the Civil War graves. This is a large national cemetery with a lot of history. Links of interest at http://www.findagrave.com/cemeteries/1520.html MAP The Book House, in Ellisville, 9719 Manchester Road. Located at Mar El Ct. and Flesher Dr. The ghost of a little girl who is known as Valerie has been seen here, she moves objects and has gone so far as to help customers find books on occasion. Letters from visitors to this site. MAP Thornhill Mansion. Located at 15185 Olive Blvd in Faust Park, the cross streets are Arrowhead Estates to the east and Appalachian Trail to the west. The Park entrance is on the north side of Olive Street. Phone 314 or 636? -532-7298. This is the historic home of Missouri's second Governor, Frederick Bates who died here in 1877 at the age of 48. Both he and his wife Nancy Opie Ball Bates, who died in 1877 along with two of their four children are buried in the family cemetery on the grounds behind the mansion. Objects are reported to disappear and later be found at odd locations. I asked the mansion historian about the hauntings, he told me two of the employees have seen the former Governor upstairs, one of whom will not go inside after dark. The former Governor has been seen in a long black coat through the upper floor windows. While nothing paranormal occurred on my trip to this site, I shot these photos of the mansion and graveyard during a special October tour that are interesting. Stories from visitors to this site. House Barn Inside Governor Parlor Kitchen Iron works Graveyard Gov. Grave Gov. & Wife More Graves MAP If you have experienced paranormal activity at any of these haunted sites, please e-mail us with your photos or stories to add to the database. Page Back Next Page |
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