Haunted Ohio: Ghost Stories from All Over the State of Ohio

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Muskingum County Ohio Ghosts and Hauntings - Stumpy's Hollow

Stumpy's Hollow
Norwich,OH 43767

The little ravine behind the church is home to Ohio's Headless Horseman - Nicknamed Stumpy, a headless man appeared in the ravine at night to frighten those walking the roadway in the 19th century. Some said it was the ghost of Christopher Baldwin a librarian who was killed in a stage coach accident (Ohio's first road fatality) not far away in town.

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