About
Rising above downtown Manitowoc, the historic Evergreen Inn Hotel has accumulated decades of ghost stories that refuse to fade. Today the building serves as apartments under the name Manitowoc Place, but longtime residents and paranormal enthusiasts believe its past still lingers within its halls. Numerous deaths are rumored to have occurred in the building over the years, including the tragic death of a resident named Kathy, who reportedly jumped from a sixth or seventh floor window during the 1980s. Since then, witnesses have claimed to see a woman believed to be Kathy wandering the corridors, quietly mumbling to herself before disappearing into the apartment where she once lived.
The building’s paranormal reputation extends well beyond a single apparition. Visitors have described unexplained balls of light, loud pounding noises, phantom whistling echoing through empty hallways, and an old elevator that allegedly opens on floors different from the one selected. One of the most intriguing legends centers on the former second-floor bar, where witnesses have reported seeing ghostly figures dressed in early 1900s clothing dancing, drinking, and dining as though the hotel’s golden age never ended. Adding another layer to the building’s folklore are persistent rumors of secret Satanic rituals once taking place inside, along with stories claiming Chicago gangster Al Capone visited the hotel during its heyday. While these tales remain unverified, they have helped cement the Evergreen Inn as one of Manitowoc’s most enduring haunted landmarks.
Reported Paranormal Activity
- Apparition of a former resident walking the hallways and entering her apartment
- Glowing orbs and unexplained blobs of light throughout the building
- Elevator opening on the wrong floors without explanation
- Loud pounding noises and disembodied whistling heard in empty areas
- Ghostly figures in early 1900s clothing dancing and dining in the former second-floor bar
- Local rumors claim Satanic rituals were once performed inside the building
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