Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County - Real Rochester Haunted Place
- 115 South Avenue
- Rochester, NY
- 585-428-7300
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The Rochester Public Library has long been rumored to be haunted by the spirit of a young woman who drowned in a nearby aqueduct and was found wedged in a tunnel under the library. A librarian named Frank is also said to still come to the library, despite having died of a heart attack long ago. Visitors have reported hearing unexplained noises, including moans and footsteps, and seeing shadowy figures and heads peeking out from the stacks. At one point a security camera caught a heavy door opening and closing when there was no one around.
Nearby Real Haunts
- Auditorium Theatre1.1 miles away
- Main Street Armory1.2 miles away
- University of Rochester2.0 miles away
- Holy Sepulchre Cemetery4.2 miles away
- Durand Eastman Park6.2 miles away
- The Green Lantern Inn9.2 miles away
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Last edit to this listing: 8/13/2024 (63 days ago)
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