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Welcome to another spine-chilling episode of paranormal deep dive.

I'm Tony Bruske.

And today we're pulling back the creaking doors of Chicago's Red Lion Pub,

a place where history and hauntings collide.

Nestled in the heart of Lincoln Park,

this unassuming British tavern has earned a reputation as Chicago's most haunted pub.

From the mysterious lavender lady who drifts through the air with the scent of her namesake to the cowboy who's been spotted pacing near the bar.

This pub is no stranger to the unexplained.

But where do these tales begin?

Is it the building's turbulent past rooted in a city with stories as rich as its architecture?

Or is there something lingering, perhaps spirits tied to Chicago's darker days?

Over the next hour, we'll explore the eerie phenomena, delve into historical context,

and hear firsthand accounts that might just send shivers down your spine.

So grab a drink, preferably something a little stronger than tea and settle in this is going to be a

journey you won't forget i'm tony brusky let's dig in the story of chicago's red lion pub begins

not with its ghosts but with its bones the historic structure it inhabits. Built in 1882, the building served

a variety of purposes before it became the pub that patrons know today. Located in the heart of Lincoln

Park, the area itself has a long and storied past. Decades before the pub's establishment, this

neighborhood was once part of the Chicago City Cemetery,

a sprawling burial ground later relocated to make room for urban development.

While most of the remains were reportedly moved, legends persist that not all bodies

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