Indiana secrets.......

[longbow]

I'm still waiting to visit the underground city at Crane....

What have you heard?

Lets skip the FEMA camp in Beech Grove!

 

[Tactically Fat]

I think the underground city at Crane is actually the above-ground training grounds at Muscatatuck UTC.

 

[snapping turtle]

The haunted library in the south of the state and the old haunted insane asylum in Indy. Screaming bridge. Come to mind post oct 31.

Flat land and here in Indiana don’t know of a lot of secret places. Indiana does have lots of wal marts. Those seem to be today’s beech groove rail yards.

 

[Bfish]

There is a sweet old underground deal near Fairbanks I think. If I'm not mistaken some guy sold spots to a doomsday bunker for it, took everyone's money and then sold it to AT&T and they keep a whole bunch of their equipment down there. I didn't know it was a think until recently honestly. I like this kind of stuff though, I'm subbed in! "Secret" will be a relative term but just "stories" are kind of silly but stuff that's really there and maybe old use etc. I like hearing about it.

I've never heard the Crane rumor, but I've vaguely heard of the Beech Grove deal.

 

[T.Lex]

I remember reading of this many years ago.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articl...beneath-indianapolisif-you-know-where-to-look

 

[DataGeek19]

The Deep Rock Tunnel...
DigIndy Tunnel System - Citizens Energy Group

 

[Spear Dane]

I'm still waiting to visit the underground city at Crane....

What have you heard?

Lets skip the FEMA camp in Beech Grove!

EVERYONE knows the FEMA camp is at Atterbury.

 

[miguel]

Anyone remember "Sunday Night Live" on WFBQ back in the day?

HOUSE OF THE BLUE LIGHTS!!!!

 

[OurDee]

Neat place to visit is under monument circle. I wonder if they still let you go up inside it.

 

[Gluemanz28]

The most dangerous place in Indiana that I know of is INGO Political Thread

 

[MCgrease08]

Someone mentioned the catacombs in the dupe version of this thread that has since been closed.

I did this "tour" with my wife a few weeks ago and it was unbelievably lame. The catacombs are really just the basement of old Tomlinson Hall. They don't actually go anywhere.

The entire tour was us walking around a basement for 30 minutes while a "ghost hunter" talked about the supposed paranormal activity he's found there.

He played some audio of what he claimed was the voice of a ghost, but anyone with a smart phone could have recorded it. I was not impressed by any of it.

A total waste of $9 and my time.

 

[snorko]

A Chilling Tale Of Child Abuse No One Can Prove - tribunedigital-chicagotribune

"The Occult In Evansville: The Blue House" (Underbelly Of Evansville)

Evansville, Satanic child abuse, and the "blue house". Evansville was labeled "The Devil's Playground" by A Current Affair when this came up in 1990-91.

 

[PapaScout]

I've hidden something in Indiana and will not elaborate even if offered a box of .22 ammo

 

[Slawburger]

I've hidden something in Indiana and will not elaborate even if offered a box of .22 ammo

Even for CCI MiniMags?

 

[PapaScout]

Even for CCI MiniMags?

Tempting...

 

[longbow]

There's have to be more!

 

[Fargo]

A Chilling Tale Of Child Abuse No One Can Prove - tribunedigital-chicagotribune

"The Occult In Evansville: The Blue House" (Underbelly Of Evansville)

Evansville, Satanic child abuse, and the "blue house". Evansville was labeled "The Devil's Playground" by A Current Affair when this came up in 1990-91.

Had never heard of that one. I see Stan Levco from time to time, will have to ask him about it if I get a chance.

 

[T.Lex]

I remember Stan!

Got to know him pretty well working the couple capital cases from down there. For some reason, I think I even did a road trip with him to the northern district for an oral argument in front of Judge Sharp. (Boyo boy, was that guy a trip.)

 

[1775usmarine]

https://www.wthr.com/article/ghosts-of-gary-abandoned-buildings-attract-urban-explorers

 

[eldirector]

We took a tour of the Baden Springs resort while it was being remodeled. Pretty cool to see its "spooky" form, and then visit it today.

We also stayed at the French Lick resort WELL before it was remodeled. You could have filmed The Shining there.

The observatory south of Mooresville is pretty neat, especially when the tulip gardens are in bloom.

Indiana's Stonehenge is a nice little hike, pretty scenery, but not exactly a "monument".

Lots of stuff here:
https://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/indiana/places

My wife has the phone app version of this, and we have tracked down a ton of oddball things.