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| BURLINGTON, WISCONSIN RIVER OF THE DEAD White River is where the Mormons of the Vohee Area did their baptizing for the dead. You can locate the area by standing at the Bridge in Burlington and looking to the South. This River and the Fox River are the two rivers flowing through Burlington. It then was ideal to use in travel because the Fox River's currents flowed into town and the White River's currents flowed our of town, north. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO BURLINGTON, WISCONSIN HAUNTED CEMETERIES Burlington Public Cemetery - When walking by at any time of night you get a horrible feeling of being watched and followed there used to even be some report along a small path there leads to another small cemetery where people were chased out by some mysterious things WISCONSIN MYSTERY SITES Click Here OBSERVATORY Benstead Observatory (262)-878-2774 112 63rd Dr. Union Grove, WI Days/Hours: Vary by season Look up and see all of the stars in the galaxy during the open houses held at the Modine – Benstead Observatory. Held one Friday per month, April through September, beginning at dusk and running until 11pm. BUFO PARANORMAL & UFO RADIO 24 X 7 ON DEMAND RADIO 541 N. Pine Street Burlington, WI 53105 CLICK HERE TO LISTEN BUFO UFO & PARANORMAL NEWS CLICK HERE TO READ ANCIENT INDIAN BURIAL MOUNDS Did you know that the City of Burlington is built over Ancient Burial Mounds. Portals to the Afterlife! Click Here and Learn More... CLICK HERE and learn More about these Ancient people. BURLINGTON GHOST BUSTER The Burlington Ghost Busters are on it! Check out our photos CLICK HERE HAUNTING OF THE MALT THEATER AND TUNNELS UNDER FOX RIVER CLICK HERE |
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| Haunted Malt House Theater and Tunnels under Fox River Haunted Burlington Wisconsin Mary Sutherland Copyright 2004 Back to Burlington UFO and Paranormal Center Burlington Wisconsin 262-767-2864 bsutherland@wi.rr.com |
| Burlington Wisconsin is a "Haunted Town" as you will soon discover by reading the pages I will be uploading on the Haunted Burlington Site. On this Page we will focus on the 'Hauntings of the Malt Theater' and the Tunnels under the Fox River. What are these tunnels and who made them is still a mystery to me. ..but as I find out I will post it here on this site. If you happen to know the story behind the tunnels and the hauntings of Malt House Theater please contact our offices in Burlington Wisconsin. The Malt Theater is known here in Burlington for it's apparitions (ghosts). Some report a lady in a long dress that appears and then disappears by walking through a wall or window. Others have felt hands on then, to turn around and find no one there. Others have just felt a very strong presense in the various rooms. Listen to this unedited audio that was I recorded detailing some young men's experiences in the Malt Theater. For some strange reason, as Nick Tofilon describes the ghostly lady, the tape is wiped clean of audio. Just let it keep running and the voice will again pick up . I didn't edit the blank space audio because of the possiblity of an EVP that some of you investigtors may be able to pick up here in this silenced segment. Click Here to Listen to Audio. Voices on audio, Marcus Heilingthal and Nick Tofilon |
| Note: Tunnels have been sealed off, but seems that the Malt House Theater is where the entrance is. Where the exit is is yet undetermined. |
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| Malt House Theater History Jacob Muth, born in Prussia in 1825, arrived in New York in 1846. After working at breweries in Milwaukee and Sheboygan, he came to Burlington in July 1852. The Malt House is located on the northwest corner of Main and State Streets and was erected in 1872 to replace a frame building which had been erected in 1852. Muth's house was on the southeast corner of State and Main. The former house was razed to make way for the First Banking Center. |
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