Like many legends, the details vary depending on the teller, but the gist is that a woman survived a terrible accident that claimed her husband and child. Spirits: Sketchy details add to the appeal of ghost stories In addition to rumored connections to the Crabbite religious sect, the best known legend tells of a woman in black who keeps vigil at the cemetery. Relatively small and definitely remote, the Stepp Cemetery is a natural location for all things eerie. If you go deep enough into the Morgan-Monroe State Forest, you might find a spooky cemetery that has inspired legends among generations of Hoosiers. The house has since been restored, and has had several owners over the years. The house was empty from 1920 to 1955, and fell victim to vandalism and theft. Unfortunately, the iron pot containing the powder and caps fell, causing them to explode. Peter and three more men were killed, while nine other people were wounded. Matthews' oldest son, Peter, died when, accompanied by several men, he attempted to remove quarrying explosives from a nearby structure. Read more on John Matthews: Ellettsville meets Gay PareeĪccording to "The Ellettsville Story," a compiled history of the town, disaster struck the morning of April 19, 1884, when a defective flue started an uncontrollable blaze. While fans of spooky homes might be drawn by the older style of architecture, the house, also known as Grey Mount, saw its share of tragedy.
Maple Grove Road, this 19th-century mansion was built for "father of the Indiana limestone industry" John Matthews.
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