Buffalo Central Terminal
Buffalo, NY · Historical Buildings
Buffalo Central Terminal, featured on TVs Ghost Hunters, is said to be haunted by apparitions who seem to be waiting for a train and a vanishing black cat.
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Geographic Information
- Address
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495 Paderewski Dr.
Buffalo, New York
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- 42.88961024, -78.83086324
- County
- Erie County County, New York
- Nearest Towns
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- Sloan, NY (1.9 mi.)
- Buffalo, NY (2.4 mi.)
- West Seneca, NY (3.2 mi.)
- Cheektowaga, NY (4.0 mi.)
- Lackawanna, NY (4.4 mi.)
- Eggertsville, NY (5.3 mi.)
- Kenmore, NY (5.6 mi.)
- Amherst, NY (6.3 mi.)
- Blasdell, NY (6.4 mi.)
- Williamsville, NY (7.0 mi.)
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- Is Buffalo Central Terminal really haunted?
- Visitors rate Buffalo Central Terminal at 86.7 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 1 person has shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
- Where is Buffalo Central Terminal located?
- The address is 495 Paderewski Dr., Buffalo, New York. GPS coordinates: 42.88961024, -78.83086324.
- What kind of haunted place is Buffalo Central Terminal?
- Buffalo Central Terminal is listed under Historical Buildings in our New York section.
- What is the nearest town to Buffalo Central Terminal?
- Sloan, NY is the closest town, about 1.9 miles away, with Buffalo (2.4 mi.) and West Seneca (3.2 mi.) also nearby.
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Paul |
large rambling ruins are particularly creepy-giving rise to ghost stories but there seems soemthing particularly sad about train stations. Once the center of so much activiity and civic pride they have become all but lost, only a handful like NYC's Grand Central still maintain their majesty but the added aura of fallen fate can only pile on to the thought of 'haunted' when ever naything goes bump, but for most people station are not a place to linger. You go through them on to soemthing else. Unless kileld there or long time employees, most people would havel ittle reason to linger in a place that existed to move you on.