November 09, 2012

The Summerwind Ghost House Mystery


Summerwind Mansion, formerly known as Lamont Mansion, is a warehouse on the West coast in the Gulf of Lake Vilas County, North East Wisconsin. That area is one of the most haunted areas in Wisconsin. His condition is now derelict and abandoned. This is because it never happened in the great fire that almost destroyed all buildings there. 

Summerwind was originally constructed in the early 20th century as the mes fishermen. In 1916 was purchased by Robert P. Lamont, who worked as an architect in the company of Tallmadge and Watson. Then he renovated the building and stay there. But before he had been warned that the building is haunted.

But he did not believe it until then he himself met with the 'gatekeepers' of the house. The incident took place in 1930 era, Lamont saw ghosts in the kitchen of her, making her ass ran leaving his house.
After the departure of Lamont, the house was left empty and abandoned.

In the 1970s, the couple, Arnold and Ginger Hinshaw bought the house and lived with her four children. Since mulau living, the family is often plagued many strange things.

Hinshaws reported a number of strange occurrences, ranging from shadow moving from bottom to top in a low voice, and stopped when they entered the room, or windows that suddenly open themselves. They reported several times to see her ghost around the dining room.

Perhaps because of stress, within six months after moving into Summerwind, Arnold fell ill and Ginger, his wife, attempted suicide. Arnold finally admitted to hospital, being Ginger moved in with her parents in Granton, Wisconsin.

In June 1988, Summerwind hit by lightning several times that trigger fire and burn the house. So much of the building was badly damaged. Which oddly enough, lightning struck again and again, but in a lot of tall trees surrounding the building beyond that but did not participate lightning.

Currently, the building was no longer form the foundation of the house, leaving only untreated. 

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