This building features both an old-fashioned book store and a fascinating antiques market, which are both believed to be haunted. In the book store section of the building, staff report an entity that pushes books off shelves, and has been known to rearrange furniture while they are in the basement. In the antiques market section, visitors have felt a strong presence, and seen the elderly apparition of a woman in a rocking chair.
(Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 6406 Kinsman Nickerson Rd
Kinsman, OH
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 41.443804, -80.58837199999999
- County:
- Trumbull County, Ohio
- Nearest Towns:
- Pymatuning South, PA (7.5 mi.)
Orangeville, OH (8.1 mi.)
Jamestown, PA (8.3 mi.)
Hartford, OH (9.2 mi.)
Greenville, PA (10.6 mi.)
Cortland, OH (10.6 mi.)
Andover, OH (11.3 mi.)
Pymatuning Central, PA (11.3 mi.)
Reynolds Heights, PA (12.2 mi.)
Adamsville, PA (12.2 mi.)
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