Cathedral of St Paul

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Members of the congregation believe a little girl named Katie still remains here. After her death in a car accident, members would report hearing a jovial laugh similar to Katie’s, but also the sound of heavy objects moving around in empty rooms. The church organ has played by itself before while investigators were present.

(Submitted by Chris Berglund)

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Geographic Information

Address:
134 W 7th St
Erie, PA
United States

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GPS:
42.1275887, -80.08700039999997
County:
Erie County, Pennsylvania
Nearest Towns:
Erie, PA (0.2 mi.)
Lawrence Park, PA (3.7 mi.)
Wesleyville, PA (3.8 mi.)
Northwest Harborcreek, PA (5.0 mi.)
Middleboro, PA (9.5 mi.)
Fairview, PA (10.9 mi.)
Avonia, PA (11.0 mi.)
Waterford, PA (13.8 mi.)
North East, PA (14.3 mi.)
Girard, PA (14.8 mi.)

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