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Posted On: October 31st 2026, 03:19 pm
St. Paul, MN is home to many spooky spots. Here are the stories behind five supposedly haunted places in the city.

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eye_sack_hill 4 days ago

eye_sack_hill

any supposedly haunted locations in the twin cities that are fully free and good for public exploring? graveyards, parks, bridges, abandoned things?

davewolfeofficial 4 days ago

davewolfeofficial

I’ve been the most of those. I actually played the caves three or four times.

tinabean74 4 days ago

tinabean74

I had some interesting stuff happen at the mounds theater.

l_s_baker 5 days ago

l_s_baker

Mounds Theater is actually haunted.

philipyuraniz 5 days ago

philipyuraniz

Nasty kid lovers getting away with murder in #stpaulminnesota @swamipe @mikecahunt @sn48330

stfu_rayna 5 days ago

stfu_rayna

Oooh i went to Wabasha caves, my aunt Emily caught a cube orb on camera. Those caves are creepy, I noticed it was creepy when I went there for a wedding and nobody told me it was haunted

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