Infographic: Wisconsin’s most haunted sites

Just passing through or seeking thrills, here’s the map explained:

1. Guests will confirm this 1893 hotel features the phantom footsteps of Mr. Charles Pfister himself, late at night in countless rooms, without fail.

2. A health spa in the late 1800s, then a hotel made entirely of limestone called the Maribel Caves Hotel, this ruin is now known as “Hotel Hell” due to the apparitions and touches from invisible hands reported there.

3. Each resident since the 1910s has reported gruesome paranormal activity occurring on-site. Its remnants, struck by lightning in the 1980s, remain as haunted as ever.

– Jacob Zelinski