Matoska Park

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Several reports claim that an apparition can be seen standing in the shallow marsh to the left of the bridge to Manitou Island (private area). The ghostly figure is said to be a younger female, wearing casual clothing from circa 1920. The figure has yet to be identified.

Others have claimed to have heard screeching and footsteps with no source coming from the parking lot area near the bridge.

(Submitted by Jaxon L)

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Geographic Information

Address:
Manitou Island
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
United States

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GPS:
45.08657170778934, -92.99801918859885
County:
Ramsey County, Minnesota
Nearest Towns:
White Bear Lake, MN (0.6 mi.)
Dellwood, MN (1.3 mi.)
Birchwood, MN (2.1 mi.)
Mahtomedi, MN (2.5 mi.)
Gem Lake, MN (2.6 mi.)
Willernie, MN (3.0 mi.)
Pine Springs, MN (4.1 mi.)
North Oaks, MN (4.1 mi.)
Vadnais Heights, MN (4.2 mi.)
Grant, MN (4.3 mi.)

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