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W-File: gh_amery.html
Type:
Ghost
Location:
Amery, Polk County, Wisconsin
Source: The National Directory Of Haunted Places By Dennis William Hauck, page 383.
Amery
Lutheran Church
This old Norwegian church dates from 1870, and
many parishioners believe it is haunted. Hushed voices are traced to
the inside of walls, conversations are heard coming from the empty
pews, and the church bell has a way of ringing when no one is around.
The bell ringing started in June 1981, when Reverend Elizabeth Robinson
heard the bell from the parsonage across the street. She found no one
in the church when she investigated. Since then, the bell has rung by
itself on several occasions.
Some investigators have suggested that a phantom congregation from long ago has returned to this simple country church.
(Amery is in Polk County in the northwestern corner of Wisconsin, at
the junction of Hwy. 46 and County Road J. The church is on a hill, a
few miles outside of the town.)
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