While Willard Library is a beautiful historic location, the one thing people always talk about is the legend of the ghost that haunts the halls of the library. Local legends of a ghostly woman ...

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the Willard Library’s ghost cams may be the perfect stream. The library has an entire page on its website dedicated to six cameras set up throughout the Evansville building, allowing curious ...

At least three locations in downtown Franklin have often been claimed as haunted — The Willard, Main and Madison ... according to the Johnson County Public Library and Restore Old Town Greenwood.

author of "Haunted New Harmony." Attendees are encouraged to wear fascinators or hats, with prizes awarded for the best entries. Raffles will also be held, with proceeds benefiting the library.

Willard Library is one of the first public libraries opened in the state of Indiana. Of course, this library is well known for residing in a beautiful and historic building, but it's also well known ...

GIVEN THAT Evansville’s Willard Public Library is, at 136 years of age, the oldest public library building in the state of Indiana, no wonder it has a ghost story attached to it. But what’s unexpected ...

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Willard Public Library will host its annual Grey Lady Ghost Tours from October 26 to October 28. A spokesperson for the library says, “This beloved tradition invites ...

The television show “Ghost Hunters,” though criticized ... No one knows if the rumored visitor at the Willard Library is trying to return an overdue book, but since the 1930s people have ...

Oct. 30 - Pumpkin Party at the Willard Library The Willard Library will host ... at Gilda's Club Gilda's Club is transforming into a haunted house this Halloween. From 1-4 p.m. Oct. 28, families ...

from the green-eyed ghost of a bulldog guarding a grave at Terre Haute’s Highland Lawn Cemetery to the Grey Lady who lurks in the children’s book section of Evansville’s Willard Library.