Allegan
Elk's Lodge,
701 Marshall St:
This lodge was the first hospital in Allegan. Many
of it's current members report hearing the voice of a little boy calling for
his mother. local legend also has it that the former patients also roam the
building.
Regent Theater,
211 Trowbridge St::
This vintage theater located in the heart of Allegan was
opened in 1919. It is rumored to be haunted by the spirit of former owner.
During an investigation by West Michigan Ghost Hunters Society an
investigator reported being touched by an un-seen hand in the lobby.
Fennville
Dogman,
120th Ave & 55th St:
The Dogman is reported to have the
head and fur of a wolf on a man-like body. It has been sighted in many
locations in Michigan including this one.
Holland
Castle Park:
6700 Bryant St:
Built in 1890 by Michael Schwarz in an attempt to recreate a
"Feudal State" like the ones in his native Germany. He hoped the castle
would seclude his family from, "America's Uncivilizing Influence." Despite
his attempts to keep his daughters secluded, one of them fell in love with a
local Dutch boy, with whom she ran away to elope with. Schwarz interfered
with the attempted elopement and locked his daughter away in the castle's
tower. Local legend has it that on moonlit nights, her ghost can be seen in
the tower window looking towards Holland for her lost love.
Felt Mansion,
6597 138th Ave:
Dorr E. Felt constructed this mansion for his wife, Agnes.
The home was completed in 1928,and housed the family until 1949, when it was
purchased for use as The St. Augustine Seminary. In the 1960's it was home
to a group of cloistered nuns, and late in the 1970's the property was
purchased by The State of Michigan and was used as the offices for the Dunes
Correctional Facility which was on the grounds. Visitors to the
now township owned property have reported opening doors and windows, an odd
"pink light", and at least two resident ghosts.