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Eight sides, 12 rooms, and stories that refuse to rest.

The Octagon House in Fondulac, Wisconsin is more than just a curiosity of architecture.

It's a place where history and the paranormal seem to intertwine.

Guests and investigators alike have shared eerie accounts of strange occurrences that go far beyond what can be explained by the house's age alone.

With doors opening and closing on their own, footsteps echoing from empty hallways,

and shadowy figures appearing without warning,

the Octagon House has earned its reputation as one of the region's most haunted locations.

Ever been somewhere that feels like it's sizing you up, like the house knows you just as well as you

know yourself? That's the vibe here. And what makes it even weirder? Sometimes it feels

like it's having a little fun at your expense. The most frequently reported apparition is that of a

young boy who seems to wander freely through the house. Some say he's playful, occasionally

appearing in unexpected places only to vanish without a trace.

Another well-known encounter involves a spinning wheel found completely disassembled within moments,

with no witnesses to explain how it happened.

Visitors also talk about cold spots that appear out of nowhere, often accompanied by the sensation of small hands brushing

their arms, a touch believed to come from the spirits of children still lingering within the home.

Ruth Brown, one of the house's former residents, is said to make her presence known. Some stories

suggest that Ruth initially resisted new occupants, showing her displeasure through mischievous activity.

Over time, however, she seems to have warmed to those who care for the home,

appearing occasionally to check in and ensure things are as they should be.

Paranormal investigators have captured unexplained phenomena during their visits,

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