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Fairfield County Infirmary

Lancaster, OH

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The record

An Italianate former county poorhouse (also known as the Fairfield County Poorhouse or the Clarence E. Miller Building) in Lancaster, Ohio, its main building constructed in 1840. The institution itself first opened in 1828, part of a long history of public care at the Lancaster property, and the surviving building was expanded in 1865. On the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #100005128). It has been vacant since 2013.

Field reports

Reported phenomena

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  • Reported · A commonly documented draw for paranormal investigators, reputedly severely haunted owing to its history as a county infirmary and poorhouse.
  • Reported · Apparitions and activity associated with former residents of the institution.

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