Jane Addams Hull House Used as a settlement house beginning in the late 19th century, Hull House operated as a place that attempted to influence and improve the lives of the poorer neighbors in the community. The most often repeated story about Hull House (and the inspiration for the story Rosemary's Baby) is that of the Devil Baby, a horned scaled infant born to an atheist father who defied god and who the good matrons of Hull House took in and hid from the world. The story is of course, not factual, and purely the stuff of urban legend. However the same matron who scoffed at the idea that she had taken in a devil baby, did claim that the place might actually be haunted, as she herself is alleged to have seen a White Lady who has also been seen by others and who seems to prefer to appear in the front parlor of the home.

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800 S. Halsted
Chicago, Illinois
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41.8716782, -87.6474517
County
Cook County, Illinois
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Is Jane Addams Hull House really haunted?
Visitors rate Jane Addams Hull House at 74.2 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale.
Where is Jane Addams Hull House located?
The address is 800 S. Halsted, Chicago, Illinois. GPS coordinates: 41.8716782, -87.6474517.
What kind of haunted place is Jane Addams Hull House?
Jane Addams Hull House is listed under Historical Buildings in our Illinois section.
What is the nearest town to Jane Addams Hull House?
Chicago, IL is the closest town, about 1.5 miles away, with Cicero (5.8 mi.) and Oak Park (7.1 mi.) also nearby.

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