Frazier Hall, which includes the speech and theater departments, is said to be haunted by a ghost named Alex. Witnesses have seen phantom piano players and ghostly audience members and have heard footsteps in the 4th floor hall.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- Off E. Carter St
Pocatello, ID
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 42.8621626, -112.43615940000001
- County:
- Bannock County, Idaho
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Early Sept 1964, Freshman orientation night in the Frazier auditorium. Sat next to an odd fellow wearing bulky slacks with a sweater. The place was packed and hot, but the temperature didn’t seem to bother him. At one point, a speaker said to look at the person sitting to either side of us because they would drop out after their freshman year. When I turned to look at the individual, he was gone. No one nearby seemed to notice his absence. He may have indeed, unseated and left the auditorium. It certainly was a discrete departure.