There is a shockingly good deal of paranormal activity in the state of Wisconsin. There are lots of haunted places, including homes, but none is quite as cool (or as terrifying) as the Brumder Mansion, located in Milwaukee. What's even creepier is that you can stay here as a guest! Are you brave enough to survive a night in the most haunted house in Wisconsin? Let's see.
Originally built in 1910, the Brumder Mansion has passed through many hands over the years.
It has served many owners and businesses, but it now is a place where you can stay the night - that is, if you don't mind sharing the space with spirits.
It's the perfect place to stay as long as you're a daring soul (see what we did there?).
People who have stayed here have had crazy, vivid dreams and felt presences that they couldn't see.
Cold spots are a regular thing, and so are flickering lights and misbehaving electronics.
But the creepiest experience was when fresh drops of blood were discovered in a bathtub - though no one had used it.
It is unknown from where - or from whom - the blood came. Nobody ever owned up to it, and the incident has become something of a legend.
After Brumder lived there, a mobster named Sam Pick - who was affiliated with Al Capone - bought the place.
What sorts of madness did this house see during its time as the home of an infamous mobster? If only the walls could talk.
Many distinct spirits occupy the home, from an elderly woman, to a male spirit, to a playful spirit.
It has certainly earned its designation as the most haunted house in Wisconsin - and that's a title we're not sure we would be proud to have, but the folks at the mansion sure embrace it.
And if the story didn't convince you that it's totally haunted, check out what the Chicago Paranormal Investigators discovered.
What do you think? Would you stay at the most haunted house in Wisconsin? We double-dog dare you! Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, you've definitely got to admit: this old house sure is creepy. Need more creepy Wisconsin in your life? Check out this epic spooky Wisconsin road trip!
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