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Zuelke Building - Appleton WI Haunted Place
- 103 W. College Ave.
- Appleton, WI
- (920) 731-8553
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This historic building is believed to be haunted by its former owner, Irving Zuelke.
He has been spotted in the building, as well as a spirit that floats just as the torso of a man.
Also reported here is ghostly activity that is associated with a piano that is inside the building.
He has been spotted in the building, as well as a spirit that floats just as the torso of a man.
Also reported here is ghostly activity that is associated with a piano that is inside the building.
Nearby Real Haunts
- Franklin Street Inn0.3 miles away
- Franklin Inn on Durkee0.3 miles away
- Hearthstone Historic House Museum0.7 miles away
- Riverside Cemetery1.2 miles away
- Lawrence Cemetery13.4 miles away
- New Moon Cafe18.0 miles away
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Contact Phone #: (920) 731-8553
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Last edit to this listing: 12/14/2017 (2534 days ago)
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