The Hannah House, Indianapolis,
IN
June, 2006
Built in 1858 by Alexander Hannah, the Hannah House on Indianapolis'
south side was once a stop on the Underground Railroad. Slaves fleeing toward Canada would stay in the basement
until it was safe for them to continue on their journey. One night a lantern was accidently knocked over in the basement;
fire and smoke quickly overtaking and killing several of the runaways. It is rumored (but never substantiated)
that in order to keep the safehouse a secret, the victims were buried in the basement...and remain there to this day.
Further, it is said that Alexander Hannah and several of his family continue to haunt the house.
iGHOST visited
the Hannah House in June of 2006. It is in the basement that at least 2 members of iGHOST were "touched" by
invisible hands.
Below are successive images of a picture taken by
iGHOST at The Hannah House in
June of 2006.
Notice the strange form in the shot. Successive pictures clear the image up.
At first glance it appears to take the form of a woman wearing a 19th century bussel-type
dress,
facing away from the person in the white
shirt, floating a few feet off the ground.
Also,
notice how the railings of the porch are visible through the form, especially in the
last image that has been brightened up. This is a strange picture, open for
interpretation, and is possibly a case of matrixing (See Ghost Hunting 101). This
picture was taken with a disposable film camera, and, unfortuantely, is fairly blurry.
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