Northern Michigan University has quite a few buildings that are rumored to have things that go bump in the night. For instance, in Room 102, the control room of the John X. Jamrich Building, a young woman’s face is said to appear in the window. She’s believed to be the ghost of a former nursing student. And in Room 304 of Halverson Hall, the ghost of a student who committed suicide has been seen. The haunt in the Music Building, or, some say the Forrest Roberts Theatre, is a former janitor named Perry who died from a heart attack in the 1960s. Perry is thought to haunt the Thomas Fine Arts Building as well.
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Geographic Information
- Address:
- 1401 Presque Isle Ave
Marquette, MI 49855
United States
Get Directions » - GPS:
- 46.5582704, -87.40273890000003
- County:
- Marquette County, Michigan
- Nearest Towns:
- Marquette, MI (1.1 mi.)
Trowbridge Park, MI (1.6 mi.)
Harvey, MI (5.0 mi.)
Negaunee, MI (10.7 mi.)
Palmer, MI (12.2 mi.)
Ishpeming, MI (13.5 mi.)
K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base, MI (14.7 mi.)
West Ishpeming, MI (15.1 mi.)
Gwinn, MI (19.2 mi.)
Big Bay, MI (23.6 mi.)
Contact Information
- Web:
- http://www.nmu.edu/
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