Slater Hall - University of Iowa It is reported that on the ninth floor a student once jumped to his death. Students say his ghost roams the halls carrying an ax, and footsteps and screams may be heard at night.

Geographic Information

Address
Slater Hall
Iowa City, IA 52246 ‎
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GPS
41.6581315, -91.5451162
County
Johnson County, Iowa
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Is Slater Hall - University of Iowa really haunted?
Visitors rate Slater Hall - University of Iowa at 63.6 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 2 people have shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
Where is Slater Hall - University of Iowa located?
The address is Slater Hall, Iowa City, IA 52246 ‎. GPS coordinates: 41.6581315, -91.5451162.
What kind of haunted place is Slater Hall - University of Iowa?
Slater Hall - University of Iowa is listed under Colleges and Universities in our Iowa section.
What is the nearest town to Slater Hall - University of Iowa?
University Heights, IA is the closest town, about 0.6 miles away, with Iowa City (0.8 mi.) and Coralville (2.2 mi.) also nearby.

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Comments (2)

  • Tammy |

    I will know shortly. My son was assigned a room in that dorm.

  • David |

    He jumped for the ninth floor. How does the axe play into this? When entering the "haunting realm," is one given an accessory? A chain to rattle, a bottle of blood and brush to write on the walls, or an axe to carry?
    I briefly lived in Slater in 1978, but had to move because the nocturnal screaming kept me awake.
    I should not be so flip because I have not had any experiences.

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