Best haunted houses in Michigan???

its not in michigan but I lived in west virginia for a 1.5 years. I didn't notice it for about a year but there was a house off to the side of my driveway about 50 feet. I asked a neighbor across the street and he said the people got scared away and no one would go near the house in the last 10 years
 
igotaneed4speed said:
even though alot of them suck i still go... just becuase its somthing to do a lil diffrent...
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I don't remember where it was but I'm sure you will hear it on the radio of you are in the Metro area. You pay like $40 bucks and if you make it through you get your money back. I went a few years back with my Aunt and brother. There are exits like every now and then so you can dip out if you are about to shit yourself. I made it through all by myself after both of them pussied out after a few minutes.
 
1BADAIR said:
its not in michigan but I lived in west virginia for a 1.5 years. I didn't notice it for about a year but there was a house off to the side of my driveway about 50 feet. I asked a neighbor across the street and he said the people got scared away and no one would go near the house in the last 10 years
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That is so awsome! I love shit like that. Like up in the UP (where you know nobody is around) old houses and old barns that have been abandoned for like 20 years I'll pull off the road and go check it out if I got nothing to do.

In Dollar Bay, up near Houghton, there is actually an old dredger sunk in the water. Back in like the 50's while they were digging out the bay it got to close to the water and the tracks sunk in. They figured it was cheaper to leave it and cut their losses then dig it out I guess. The boom and bucket are actually swung onto land so you can shimmy up on it and "tightrope" the boom for abot 100ft and go into the operators cab. Which is no joke about 2000sq/ft
 
GrandmaLS said:
That is so awsome! I love shit like that. Like up in the UP (where you know nobody is around) old houses and old barns that have been abandoned for like 20 years I'll pull off the road and go check it out if I got nothing to do.

In Dollar Bay, up near Houghton, there is actually an old dredger sunk in the water. Back in like the 50's while they were digging out the bay it got to close to the water and the tracks sunk in. They figured it was cheaper to leave it and cut their losses then dig it out I guess. The boom and bucket are actually swung onto land so you can shimmy up on it and "tightrope" the boom for abot 100ft and go into the operators cab. Which is no joke about 2000sq/ft
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