Nashotah House Theological Seminary

The ghost that is known to haunt this location has supposedly been around since the mid-1700's. Stories say that the spirit belongs to an acolyte whose wife has an affair with the dean. The woman hanged her husband and said nothing when his death was ruled a suicide. Since suicide is known as a mortal sin, the acolyte was buried in a cornfield rather than the cemetery. The woman later on confesses to the murder while on her deathbed. The seminary wanted to right the wrong by giving the acolyte a proper burial, but when they attempted to exhume the body, but they found his coffin empty. Many say that his uneasy spirit still wanders the grounds.