Crawfordsville, Indiana, has a rich history of spiritualism and paranormal lore.
In the late 1800s and early 1900s mediums were trained in the city, and spiritualism was preached from the street corners. Spirit photography was all the rage, and many flocked to town to have their photos taken with ghosts. The Crawfordsville Monster caused a nationwide stir after terrorizing the town for several days and being spotted by more than 100 people. Urban legends also abound in this small city, including legends like the cursed chair of Oak Hill cemetery, Spooky Hollow and the Old Hospital.
Authors Christopher and Christina Hunt share these tales and others devoted to the mysterious past and darkly thrilling secret life of the heart of Montgomery County.
Christopher Hunt has always had a passion for the paranormal, cryptids and ancient history. He cofounded the Crawfordsville Paranormal Society with his wife and friends, where they look into the real history and scientific data around paranormal activities and legends within Montgomery County. Christina Hunt has worked with the public library system for more than twenty-three years. Storytelling has always been a big part of her family, often referred to as "porch sitting," and ghost stories and spooky tales were always the best part. She continues the tradition with her younger siblings, nieces and nephews whenever possible.