South Dakota Hauntings

[Terry Fisk]

Chad and I are currently researching and writing The South Dakota Road Guide to Haunted Locations. We would be interested in hearing about some of your favorite ghost stories from this state.

[bradbb]

Are you fellows ever planning on coming out with a second edition of your South Dakota book. You found a lot of sites we didn't know about but we are finding some you didn't have in your book. There might be a lot more going on in Lead than you have in the book!

[catspirit]

Have you received any information on Sica Hollow near Sisseton, SD (North-East Corner of state)

I have heard stories of unexplained happenings up there. A little girl in a yellow dress appears on Halloween (not sure if she appears other nights just heard about it around Halloween. In the trees voices are said to "whisper" are you happy here do you want to stay??

[jomiller]

I grew up in a town called Glenham approx. 6 miles east of Mobridge and as kids we used to be able to get the key to the gym on weekends and go play ball. We would hear footsteps walking across the balcony and the lights in the gym would flicker on and off. To this day I would love to know if it's really haunted or if it was just our overactive kid imaginations. If you ever want to check it out let me know!

[ksmc2000]

Are there any tales of hauntings in the Deadwood area with all the Annie Oakley days? The Leads area should be a hotspot for activity with the "Passion Play" going on there. My aunt used to be the superintendant of the catholic school in Leads.

How about Sturgis? I'm sure that there are many stories that come out of there, motorcycle capitol of the world. Mt. Rushmore should have a few tales as well.

[kathyghosthunter]

There ia a hotel that is said to be haunted in Deadwood. My group and I are thinking about going there.

Kathy

[shadow63]

I also would like to come and see it for myself. I have heard many people tell me that thier is A haunted Horelin Deadwood.