11 CREEPIEST Wisconsin Places Locals Refuse to Visit After Dark

Wisconsin looks harmless from the interstate. Off it, the state has lost track of more than ten thousand of its own dead, and the FBI still has not caught the man who helped plant a bomb in 1970. This countdown covers eleven places across Wisconsin that locals avoid after dark, in order from a town that was dragged up the road board by board to a village still sitting under a reservoir today. Inside it: the mass grave at the Peshtigo fire, the unmarked graves under the Milwaukee County Grounds, the twenty four ships lost at Death's Door, the wreck of the Christmas Tree Ship Rouse Simmons, the vacant lot left behind in Milwaukee, Summerwind and the Maribel Caves Hotel, the walled town at Aztalan abandoned around 1200 with no explanation, the Bray Road werewolf file, and the Sterling Hall bombing, whose fourth man has never been found. Every claim in this video traces to a named public source. Sources include Wikipedia, the UWM Milwaukee County Poor Farm Cemetery Project, NBC News, the Wisconsin Historical Society and UW Sea Grant's Wisconsin Shipwrecks database, the Wisconsin DNR, the Manitowoc County Historical Society, WXPR, Isthmus, a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel report, The Panorama from SHEAR, and the Superior Catholic Herald.