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 The Hocking Hills Region of Ohio has been inhabited for centuries. More than a hundred and fifty years ago, so many small towns cropped up around the fast-growing iron and railroad industries in the region that the area would give Columbus and Cincinnati's 21st century urban sprawl a run for its money. But the railroads left and the industry is gone. Little remains of the existence of those from Hocking Hills' spirited past except a few scattered towns, dilapidated skeletons of iron furnaces, abandoned train tracks and a few rock foundations hidden in the weeds. Well, and a few ghosts. In fact, there are some folks who swear the Hocking Hills region is covered with ghosts of the past still lurking around. But who are we to say. You're probably a skeptic anyway. But maybe they can convince you it's true. If not, come for a visit and dare to find out for yourself.  Check out Gore Orphanage!    |
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What do ghosts and home brewed beer have in common? You can find out
on a Haunted Home Brew Tour during Ohio Brew Week in
Get a taste of homebrew and a bus-ride ghost tour of
Two tours, Thursday
June 27, 3:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Come prepared to be scared! Sponsored by the
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©2000-2013-Haunted Hocking-Heart of Hocking-Discover the wilder side of Ohio. The information provided is correct to the best of our knowledge. Ohio State Park hiking trails are closed from dusk to dawn. Don't ghost hunt in the park after hours and please don't go off the trails. Don't trespass. Respect the areas you hunt. Some of the areas in the guides may be private. Call the area before you go and make sure it is okay to ghost hunt there. Please always call before you visit any area for changes in times or prices.Site Design: 21 Crows / Heart of Hocking. If you have a Haunted Ohio area you would like the Haunted Hocking Team to check out, please contact us at scareme@hauntedhocking.comm. All requests can be kept confidential. /body>