Sioux City Municipal Auditorium

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Legend has it that Rodriguez, an electrician who was electrocuted in the 1940s during the building of the auditorium, haunts the area by flickering the lights and turning them off and on. There are also cold spots felt near the site of his death. The ghost of a 12-year-old boy also haunts the site. It is said that he died there in the early 1960s by falling off the roof. Cold spots can sometimes be felt, and the boy’s crying can be heard.

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Geographic Information

Address:
401 Gordon Drive
Sioux City, Iowa
United States

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GPS:
42.49087207905695, -96.40643213834534
County:
Woodbury County, Iowa
Nearest Towns:
Sioux City, IA (0.7 mi.)
South Sioux City, NE (1.2 mi.)
Dakota Dunes, SD (4.1 mi.)
North Sioux City, SD (4.6 mi.)
Dakota City, NE (5.2 mi.)
Sergeant Bluff, IA (6.5 mi.)
Jackson, NE (8.6 mi.)
Jefferson, SD (11.0 mi.)
Hinton, IA (11.1 mi.)
Bronson, IA (11.3 mi.)

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