Hector is the name the staff members have given to the ghost who haunts Dixie Lee Restaurant. His apparition has been spotted inside the restaurant, and he isn’t rumored to be the quiet type–Hector has been known to make a lot of noise.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 110 S Dixie Hwy
Cridersville, OH
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 40.653174, -84.13430599999998
- County:
- Auglaize County, Ohio
- Nearest Towns:
- Cridersville, OH (0.9 mi.)
Fort Shawnee, OH (2.3 mi.)
Uniopolis, OH (4.3 mi.)
Lima, OH (6.4 mi.)
Wapakoneta, OH (6.7 mi.)
Buckland, OH (6.9 mi.)
Saint Johns, OH (7.2 mi.)
Waynesfield, OH (9.1 mi.)
Elida, OH (10.0 mi.)
New Hampshire, OH (11.6 mi.)
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Hi! I worked there as a teen around 1995-1996. I witnessed a mop stand up by itself in the mop bucket and slowly turn! We would also hear the sound of a busy diner (muffled voices and dishes clanging) when it was after hours at closing time-with an empty diner. They (the old owners) and staff called “him” hector. I don’t know the back story on that. Pics uploaded taken 8/2/2019 it’s currently for sale