The spirit of Inez Clark lingers in this old cemetery. She was almost 7 years old when she was fatally struck by lightning at a picnic. There is a life-size statue of her on her gravesite, enclosed in glass. It is said that on rainy nights the statue disappears, and the apparition of a little girl can be seen walking around the cemetery.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 4001 N. Clark Street
Chicago, Illinois
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 41.9543949, -87.6622504
- County:
- Cook County, Illinois
- Nearest Towns:
- Lincolnwood, IL (4.9 mi.)
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I’ve been there quite a few times and even, 40 years ago, climbed the wall after dark and spent the night there. Not a peep from any other-worldly visitors.