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The Summerwind Mansion: Wisconsin's Most Haunted House.
Deep in the Wisconsin wilderness lies the burned ruins of what was once called the most haunted house in America. The Summerwind Mansion—originally known as the Lamont Mansion—has a century-long history of driving families to madness, unexplained deaths, and paranormal activity so intense it defies explanation.
In 1917, lumber baron Robert Lamont fired two shots at a ghostly figure in his brand-new mansion. Those bullet holes remained in the kitchen door for 70 years, becoming the first chapter in a nightmare that would consume every family who dared to call this place home.
This isn't just another ghost story—it's a meticulously documented case that challenges everything we think we know about the paranormal. From the original owner's encounter in 1917 to the mysterious fire in 1985, Summerwind's legacy is one of terror, obsession, and questions that remain unanswered.
⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains descriptions of psychological trauma, unexplained deaths, and intense paranormal activity. Listener discretion advised.
New to Dead Drop? We investigate the stories that time forgot and the mysteries that refuse to stay buried. Every episode brings you face-to-face with the unexplained, the unsolved, and the utterly terrifying.
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By Paul StilingDeep in the Wisconsin wilderness lies the burned ruins of what was once called the most haunted house in America. The Summerwind Mansion—originally known as the Lamont Mansion—has a century-long history of driving families to madness, unexplained deaths, and paranormal activity so intense it defies explanation.
In 1917, lumber baron Robert Lamont fired two shots at a ghostly figure in his brand-new mansion. Those bullet holes remained in the kitchen door for 70 years, becoming the first chapter in a nightmare that would consume every family who dared to call this place home.
This isn't just another ghost story—it's a meticulously documented case that challenges everything we think we know about the paranormal. From the original owner's encounter in 1917 to the mysterious fire in 1985, Summerwind's legacy is one of terror, obsession, and questions that remain unanswered.
⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains descriptions of psychological trauma, unexplained deaths, and intense paranormal activity. Listener discretion advised.
New to Dead Drop? We investigate the stories that time forgot and the mysteries that refuse to stay buried. Every episode brings you face-to-face with the unexplained, the unsolved, and the utterly terrifying.