Looking for a spine-tingling adventure this fall? Add these eerie spots to your itinerary for some extra spook this season! 🏚️ Enger Tower: Legend has it that the Enger Tower is haunted by an unknown man who plummeted from the tower in 1948. Many visitors have reported seeing a spirit near the windows of the fifth floor—decide for yourself whether it’s truly haunted by viewing it for yourself. 👻 Glensheen Mansion: Built by Chester Congdon in 1909, the Glensheen Mansion is an iconic site in Downtown Duluth. After Chester’s only living daughter, Elizabeth (83), and her night nurse were discovered tragically murdered in their mansion in 1977, the family—and home—would never be the same. Tour the haunted home on your next trip to Duluth. 🚢 William A. Irvin: A ferry ship carrying coal and iron ore across the Great Lakes for over 40 years, the William A. Irvin is an eerie reminder of Lake Superior’s haunted past. Many paranormal groups have explored the William A. Irvin at night and ...