The Inness Mansion

The Inness Mansion is located in a town in Indiana known as Alexandria, around an hour northeast of Indianapolis. It was built by a man name John Inness, who history reveals, passed on very shortly after he put the finishing touches on it. At the time of his passing, John had a daughter named Blanche, as well as a pregnant wife named Mary at home. John and Mary believed in their minds that this child was to be the son they had wanted, and had decided to name him Robert. This was not to be the case, however, as the child was to be a daughter.

Mary decided to go ahead and carry out their previous wishes, however, naming the little girl Robert. Eventually Mary died, and Blanche married and went off to travel the world. This left Robert at home in the mansion by herself, where she became a social recluse, eventually dying there in the year 1977. A man who had been taking care of Miss Robert prior to her death lived in the home until he too died in 1983. This is when the current homeowners purchased it and moved in. Since then, they have reported several phenomena. Feelings of being tapped on the shoulder, extreme cold chills blowing through certain areas of the home, sounds of heavy footsteps upstairs, as well as extremely heavy feelings being felt in a particular bedroom.

Another quite interesting occurrence was the violent movement of a large entertainment center, rocking it back and forth wildly. What has been best described as a cloudy, shadowy figure of a person has been spotted in the home as well, and a young member of the family has reported playing with a boy that is known for a fact to not live there. There had not been, to their knowledge, a little boy that lived there in the past; but they are collectors of large amounts of old objects, which are known to be able to bring in an attachment haunting.