According to legend, in 1924 Fireman Frank Leavy had a premonition of his death as he rested with his palm against a windowpane. Sure enough, that very day a wall collapsed during a call, and killed him. His palm print remained on the glass, and no cleanser or glass expert could remove it. It served as a memorial to Frank until exactly 20 years later, when the pane was shattered by a careless paperboy. There are differing reports as to whether the firehouse still stands: Some say it was torn down in 1971, and others say it still stands at 13th and Oakley Streets.

Geographic Information

Address
13th and Oakley
Chicago, IL
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GPS
41.8648317, -87.6835366
County
Cook County, Illinois
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Is Frank Leavy - Firehouse No. 107 really haunted?
Visitors rate Frank Leavy - Firehouse No. 107 at 84.6 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale.
Where is Frank Leavy - Firehouse No. 107 located?
The address is 13th and Oakley, Chicago, IL. GPS coordinates: 41.8648317, -87.6835366.
What kind of haunted place is Frank Leavy - Firehouse No. 107?
Frank Leavy - Firehouse No. 107 is listed under Miscellaneous in our Illinois section.
What is the nearest town to Frank Leavy - Firehouse No. 107?
Chicago, IL is the closest town, about 2.0 miles away, with Cicero (3.9 mi.) and Oak Park (5.4 mi.) also nearby.

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