An 1850 Victorian mansion, now known as the Cornell Place Apartments, is in an old money area of Cincinnati. Old Cincinnati was built on seven hills, just like Rome.

Address: 3517 Cornell Place, Cincinnati, OH 45220.

These are private apartments. Tours are not given. Photography is not encouraged. The privacy of the occupants, both corporal and spiritual, should be respected.

IN THE BEGINNING:

Dutch families were the principal founders of old Cincinnati. This Victorian mansion was built in 1850, as a private dwelling. It turns out that in 1880 a young man committed suicide in the house. When his family left, the house remained vacant for years.

It later became Ealy School, a school for girls, in 1900. Legend has it that a young school girl hung herself upstairs, and another girl, a daughter of a doctor was found, murdered on the stairway.

After World War 2, this Victorian mansion was subdivided into apartments.

GHOSTLY OCCURRENCES AND INCIDENTS:

At one time the Stenton family occupied one of the apartments in the mansion. Soon after the Stenton's moved in, odd incidents began occurring. Phantom footsteps were heard walking in the hall, but no one was there.

Two weeks after they moved in, and at precisely 2:10 A.M., they heard the heavy thump of something heavy hitting the floor. The incident repeated itself, always at 2:10 A.M. They found out that the young man had killed himself in the room above their apartment.

Other tenants have had their supernatural experiences, including phantom footsteps following them around, disembodied voices heard in the halls and the sounds of things hitting the floor. One of the tenant's dogs refused to go into rooms where spirit presences were manifesting, baying in alarm!

Still Haunted?

Yes indeed!

Apartment residents hear and experience various manifestations still to this day.

JP / JC