The College of Saint Rose

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The College of Saint Rose campus is rumored to have many haunted buildings. Students in the residence halls have reported apparitions, unexplained old-fashioned music, footsteps, electrical appliances that turn on or off by themselves, strange sounds, spirit orbs, and pinches on the rear end from an unseen hand.

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Geographic Information

Address:
432 Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
United States

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GPS:
42.66363847218846, -73.78544265024175
County:
Albany County, New York
Nearest Towns:
West Albany, NY (1.4 mi.)
Albany, NY (1.7 mi.)
Roessleville, NY (2.4 mi.)
Rensselaer, NY (2.6 mi.)
McKownville, NY (3.5 mi.)
Menands, NY (3.7 mi.)
Delmar, NY (3.7 mi.)
Hampton Manor, NY (4.1 mi.)
Colonie, NY (4.5 mi.)
Westmere, NY (4.6 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://www.strose.edu/

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  1. Lima Hall was definately haunted and other locations on campus too. I attended from 1979-83 and I can tell you people were smelling smoke with no fire–seeing ghosts in the hall- some research was done and there was a twickenham residence or some such name where people had perished in a fire. Spooked the daylights out of me!

  2. St rose current student  |  

    My boyfriend and I were on the first floor of Lima hall ready to go to bed around 5:30am when we heard loud screeching sounds. We thought it could’ve been the radiator but we never heard it before. We shook the first one off but then it continued. We thought the sound was coming from his roommates closet so we opened it to find nothing was there. He came back into bed and the sound then continued. The last sound was a loud screeching sound that lasted about 30 seconds. It sounded like a dying demon you would see in a scary movie. This was on and off for 30 minutes with only about a minute between screeches till we decided to go upstairs to my dorm.

    • “My boyfriend and I were on the first floor of Lima hall ready to go to bed around 5:30am”
      That was nothing but your beer soaked brain attempting to sober up, soon after a bout of Friday night/Saturday morning whoring.

  3. “My boyfriend and I were on the first floor of Lima hall ready to go to bed around 5:30am”
    That was nothing but your beer soaked brain attempting to sober up, soon after a bout of Friday night/Saturday morning whoring.

  4. People were smelling smoke in the hallway, but there were no fire-seeking ghosts there when I lived there from 1979 to 1983. According to some research, there was a house called the Twickenham Residence, or something similar, where people had died in a fire. me the living daylights out!
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