The Untold Story Of The SUMMERWIND MANSION - Wisconsin

[@MysteryArchives]

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[@jenf41117]

There was a TV show called 'A Haunting' that began in the early 2000s. It aired an episode on Summerwind that was fascinating. I'm looking forward to your new vid.

[@GredelsRage]

Most of the cases on 'A Haunting' were rehashed stories though. They came from the Warrens, two well known scam artists and frauds in the skeptic community. Even in their own books (from the mid70s to late 80s/early 90s) were contradictory.

[@sarahkenny3053]

I love that series. It’s on Discovery+ so I often watch it again of an evening if I need to relax. I agree, looking forward to watching this one.

[@frankboff1260]

There are episodes of it on KZbin.

[@MidwestLori77]

Thank you for the heads up on this. I just started watching.

[@DocHolliday1851]

I watched that show during the original TV run and kept asking myself why this story sounded familiar. Now I know why, lol. For some reason, I misremembered this as the "Somerset Mansion" instead.

[@MeMe-nw9mq]

I remember seeing this on “A Haunting” back several years ago. One of the scarier episodes of the show. It’s one of those cases that makes you wonder if it was actually the house that was haunted or the land itself. There are valid reasons why Native Americans avoided certain areas, they didn’t build villages, plant crops or even hunt in these accursed places, no matter how attractive they may have been.

[@MysteryArchives]

It def makes you wonder for sure. And yes! One of my all time favorite shows actually. Part of the reason why I got into making content like this. I started watching it from an early age.

[@juliesnider7840]

It was the people

[@aimeeneely4971]

Definitely true. I live in WV and native Americans wouldn't live here and called it cursed. It is.

[@EnglishVirgo]

More often than not, it is the land with the spirits, not the building. So many people say "but the house is twenty years old and nobody died here", but they forget that the land is old.

[@wvmountaingirl1976]

@@aimeeneely4971 born & raised. Grew up in Boone County, reside in Monroe County.

[@SweetUniverse]

Something like this happened to my grandmother. After she divorced her (alcoholic) first husband @ 1920, she needed a place to live & rented an old farmhouse. In the winter she would close the 2nd floor & her & her 3 kids would sleep on the 1st floor. They started hearing footsteps on the 2nd floor. They never saw anything, but one spring house repairs needed to be done. She found a steamer trunk behind a wall where the 2 by 4's had come apart. Inside were a woman's clothing and letters. She found the woman's family. Once the trunk was shipped away, the footsteps stopped.

[@MysteryArchives]

Wow! That sounds terrifying yet fascinating. Thank you for sharing that. Maybe the woman's spirit just wanted her belongings reunited with her family perhaps?

[@jennycallaghan1914]

Cool!

[@krisquigley4497]

That's amazing! Thanks for sharing that.

[@jennycallaghan1914]

@@MysteryArchives definitely

[@vicca4661]

Always fascinating when the source of the energy is discovered and dealt with.

[@MysteryArchives]

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[@tracycraft2971]

I know some people might believe these are just stories, yet until you’ve experienced something like this, you’ll remain a skeptic. Having lived in a haunted house I can tell you the paranormal is real! Thanks for sharing these stories! The fact so many people have had paranormal experiences amazes me but it’s nice to know I’m not alone!!

[@MysteryArchives]

I couldn't agree more Tracy

[@littlesongbird1]

I am on the spectrum (aspie) which may explain why I am more sensitive to paranormal things. I lived in two different places that were haunted and the night my childhood best friend died I woke up and saw her in my room and we spoke before she just faded away (I remember telling my mom and sister about it the next day and they both reassured me I had just had a weird dream till we found out later she died in a fire at that same time) .

[@peacelovenow]

My son & his family lived in a hunted house... He retired from the Navy & .y daughter passed from cancer so he moved home closer to family we knew odd things were happening but just blow it off till it got worse they had a Alexis durn the night voice came thru one night my son jumped out of a dead sleep freak ING out now he's a military man strong not scared of anything he told his wife he heard his sister that passed call his name they were very close so much happen we started video taping & found out a man that grew up in the house his family had a lot of stuff going on as well ...I know I heard a man say hello in my ear I was alone with my grandson bout a month later my son was in the shower my daughter in law feel asleep & woke up to a man in her ear say hello it wasn't like today like more older times they lived there for almost 3yrs sold it the new family are now going thru the same stuff... This is outside of De Pere Wisconsin

[@shawngibson7514]

For sure! People that say it’s fake never had the displeasure of experiencing it. I lived in a haunted farmhouse for 10 years and it was beyond frightening to say the least.

[@maryduhon9769]

Me 2. Now that we have moved, we thunk we were followed but it isn't malicious. We could be sensitive idk, the new house had an elderly lifetime resident. Who knows, atleast you never feel alone I guess

[@kerryadams9100]

Although the mansion was burned to the ground the spirit or spirits could still be there, connected to the land. A brand new home built on the land could become as haunted as the first one was.

[@MysteryArchives]

I totally agree with you there Kerry. They could be.

[@dsiepiela6449]

Bull. Spirits are teachers. They don’t care about land or buildings.

[@virtuous745]

​@@dsiepiela6449 really? What have the Spirits taught you?

[@thecoolestofthe834s2]

@@dsiepiela6449 some are some are dicks some just want to talk. like have you ever had an actual incounter

[@christar505]

​@@dsiepiela6449😂😂😂 omg that is SO far from the truth.

[@apocalypso3427]

Summerwind is one of my favorite paranormal stories. It's got it all - the haunted mansion, the tragic family story, etc. I love the narration on this channel

[@MysteryArchives]

It is a super interesting one, that is for sure. I'm glad you enjoyed the narration. Thank you very much.

[@linaleblanc8288]

Don't forget the creepy organ.

[@WitchidWitchid]

Yeah, but does it have the Warrens?

[@susanadams2669]

I was there many times with my friends. Lived in Boulder. I have many pictures.

[@tomislavcundic383]

Anyone else get "The Shining" vibe from this story? It is really heartbreaking when you hear it. It seems Hinshaw family was normal happy family before, but house tore them apart.

[@MysteryArchives]

I did kind of get those vibes as well and indeed they were. It's a tragic but scary story indeed.

[@therover4141]

Amityville horror more like it

[@jenniferantoniewicz6541]

That was the very first thing I thought . while watching this videos

[@theresareynolds3133]

This sounds like the Amity Horror

[@missrandom7145]

I often think the same too as many of these really well known stories tend to end in broken families. I try to remind myself that there's little information on how solid the family unit was before they move into a haunted house. That family unit may have been on its way to broken beforehand. No matter what or why, it's sad to hear of families breaking apart 😢

[@CaseyAvalon]

10:48 when talking about the "crying" trying to mimic sounding like a human baby - terrifying. I've heard some unexplainable things, but I think that's the creepiest! This is terrific. Thank you 👍🤠

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you Casey! 🤍 It really was a creepy detail that I tried my best to replicate. 🤝

[@CaseyAvalon]

@@MysteryArchives terrific as always. Love it. I tell people about this channel all the time.

[@Yes_Anastasia]

@@CaseyAvalon in all reality, cats often sound like a baby crying. Especially males when they are fighting. My cat wakes me up all the time making that sound. She does it when she really, really wants me to wake up. Because it works.

[@professordracula]

My first thought was that the sound was a cat fight.

[@JohnWawiorka]

Could have been a bobcat or mountain lion killing some game at night. I encountered something like that camping years ago and to say it freaked me out would be an understatement. I have seen bobcats up that way years ago and I'm certain that area had bobcats and mountain lion up near summer wind. At that time I didn't know what it was but after talking to a friend he said it was probably a bobcat killing game birds or rabbits or some other game . A truly errie sound. I was scared shitless at the time.

[@brandyjean7015]

He fired 2 shots from his pistol @ the apparition...gives all new meaning to going 'ghost hunting'.

[@MysteryArchives]

Hilariously great point Brandy lol

[@SouthJerzyDude]

Not gonna lie. I'd probably do that too LMFAO. Doubt it would help, but maybe I could bless some Rounds with the Power of Jesus!!!

[@kevintomes3786]

You go into more detail than most about this one, not too often do we hear about Summerwind. Great video, Thank you!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you for watching Kevin. I tried my best 🙏

[@patriciahayes2664]

The fact that the little girl, April, found a skeleton underneath the floorboards makes me think a murder took place there and that she found the victim's bones. So, it could have been that the hauntings and possessions were caused by the ghost of the murder victim trying to communicate with whoever was living at Summerwind Mansion at the time. 🤔

[@MysteryArchives]

Definitely a great point and possibility Patricia. Not sure if we'll ever know though 👀

[@jamienicole2122]

That’s where my mind went to, definitely a plausible explanation that would include all the facts. 😊

[@dianeandrzejak2221]

Knowing that there were bones found there, I would think that the local authorities would have went there to get them

[@SlapthePissouttayew]

@@dianeandrzejak2221 THANK you. That was my first thought.

[@Dusarrion]

Does it not strike you as odd that the skeleton is found in the middle of the story, then never mentioned again? Bad plot hole there. Look, what makes fiction truly great is when you can relate to it and believe it. When it can make you second guess the invalidity if it.

[@yashathebelgianmalinois348]

I’m from northern WI. We would visit Summerwind multiple times as teens before it burned down, even at night. We would often combine our adventure with the paulding light. Thankfully, we never experienced anything unusual.

[@MysteryArchives]

What is the paulding light? Regardless, that sounds like quite the interesting set of adventures to have experienced!

[@janchampine1899]

The Paulding Light is sure something else, isn't it? . I am from Northern WI, also and saw it do some crazy stuff.... moving, changing colors, getting bigger and suddenly shrinking again. They have tried to say it's head lights. 🙄

[@overtheGarage-ue8lh]

Unfortunately, I seem to stir these things up. If I'm there, it's going to happen if there is anything really there. Do I want to be a paranormal investigator? Hell no!

[@Pandachu123]

I'm also from northern WI. About an hour or so away from Summerwind, apparently. I've never heard of the place before the video, but I'm intrigued by the supernatural and unexplained phenomenon. I wonder if anyone around town knows about this...

[@gossimer3]

I live in Northern Wisconsin and this video is the first time I've ever heard of Summerwind and all that took place there. Even though the house is now gone, I would very much like to visit the place. Would you or anyone please tell me where exactly it is located, I would very much appreciate it? Thank you.

[@michaelwisner4941]

This story hit home, i once built a house in northern Wisconsin, around 7 miles from the nearest town, it was the biggest event of my life , i cut the trees , built a sawmill, my family was actually from the area, having moved to this area in the late 1800s,i also have left the area , divorced, and haven't returned for many years, many paranormal events , were experienced, which i may elaborate on in the future, good evening.

[@MysteryArchives]

Wow that sounds very intense to say the least Michael. Thank you for sharing.

[@ffrnando4388]

@@fredparot9544maybe because your liberal republicans came and took the Spaniard land away from the indigenous tribes that were first settled here with Christopher Columbus.

[@CrowSpirit1977]

Once your write a story to post for views 😂 mmmK

[@jat6547]

Curious,,, where in the Northwoods ?? I live here..

[@jat6547]

@@fredparot9544 I'm also in Northern Wisconsin

[@amandamaglio6838]

My friends and i went there a lot when we were bored, which is why we were there a lot, its northern WI... Anyone that took a piece of the foundation got violently ill once they left the property. Every single one.

[@MysteryArchives]

Oh wow, that's a terrifying prospect for sure. Hopefully everyone is okay now?

[@terriphillips-bivins-yewel9233]

?

[@Struckjess]

I went and didn't get sick but I'm an exorcist and also went through with alleviating a spirit of their burden so likely the land has more but while I was there I was there for healing and couldn't be harmed.

[@AlexaLake1]

The story of Summerwind Mansion is so intriguing. Did they ever find out who the skeleton in the wall may have been? As it turns out, the fact that it burnt down is for the best. Now, no one else can be tempted to purchase the house.

[@MysteryArchives]

So not that I could find. Good point though. I mentioned at the end via text that given the circumstances, they chose not to bring it to the authorities. And given they were just barely surviving. I totally don't blame them personally. And yeah, it might be for the best to be honest.

[@juliesnider7840]

One thing most people dont consider....is that the PEOPLE ate haunted

[@Marlaina]

​@@juliesnider7840So it's just a coincidence that people who have lived in that house have all experienced horrific events? As someone who has had paranormal events only as a child, it was the places that were haunted and not me. It never affected me mentally or emotionally, just an outside entity communicating with my family.

[@professordracula]

Some residents have said that it was burned deliberately to do two things: end vandalism and trespassing from the "haunted tourism" and remove a fire hazard.

[@MeghanInnes]

This is such a wild story. Poor Ginger. Your husband goes organ crazy, your friends abandon you, you find a skeleton in the wall while literally having to tear your house apart just to keep warm. Then when she finally gets out her fking dad keeps the trauma train rolling.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you love 🤍🤍🤍

[@DollHouseMadam]

Parents never seem to understand!

[@marylivermore9238]

Trauma train?

[@jturtle5318]

You'd think she would have told the police about the skeleton, which could have shed some light on things.

[@MeghanInnes]

@@jturtle5318 That's what I said! I thought it was legally required when you find human remains

[@davehansen6112]

My wife was reared in an old stage coach stop in Oregon called Galesville and Levens Station. She is haunted to this day from her experiences. There had been a massacre of settlers on the hillside of the ranch during the Indian Wars of the Rogue Valley. Thanks for this informative video.

[@yahoshua2527]

I bet you would be an awesome dude to sit and have a cup of coffe with, the amount of knowledge you have of history alone, i really love your channel especially when im doing hour long cardio sessions in the gym which is currently 4 days a week, and at night when im winding down, love this channel, this should have a slot on the History channel

[@kazandraschellenger5505]

This story would make a good film. Kinda like the Conjuring.

[@MeghanInnes]

Yes!! Honestly, I'm surprised it hasn't been done yet.

[@MysteryArchives]

It really would be!

[@MysteryArchives]

Right> Me too!

[@Mayakran]

I’d love if they stuck to a more “realistic” telling and stuck to atmospheric storytelling rather than cheap jumpscares and goofy makeup. Something like Japanese horror of the late 90’s/early 2000’s. Really get an immersive experience to it. Things are much more terrifying if it feels mundane rather than something that happens only in cheesy horror movies.

[@tamraplautz2611]

you should read the book about Summer wind. It's called the Carver effect

[@eklypised]

Its hard to believe Ginger would just abandon her husband and never check on him again after leaving the house.

[@MysteryArchives]

I mean after the complete personality change, mistreatment, and horrible situation she found herself in. I think that would've been decided long before she ended up calling to get her and the kids out.

[@gustaafargoan]

When I found out my ex wife cheated on me, I never talked to her again. Not exactly the same, but close enough for me.

[@Randall-dg6wn]

The fact that he killed their pet right in front of the kids would have been enough for me ..... I wouldn't want to ever see or talk to him again.

[@Mikazuchireborn]

@@Randall-dg6wn The man acted more hateful and vile towards his own family than most people do to their worst enemies. I'd actually be amazed if Ginger showed any interest in what happened to him after walking away.

[@20cutzz]

I just finished the story and don't feel like rewinding so I forget where the house was but she went to stay with her dad in Canada. Roads and transportation was not like it is now, it was also easier for a person to "dissappear " in the mental health system. Who knows how hard it was for Ginger to make the trip from one country to another on a frequent basis to visit her husband. She may not have had the money,decent transportation, or other resources to see him consistently or even once?

[@pantagruel1066]

I don’t know how I’ve never heard of this one before! It takes a lot to impress me in this genre these days. You nailed it!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thanks my friend. I do my best, I'm just honored to have someone like yourself watch and enjoy my content.

[@rebeccalove9169]

Me being born and bred in WI I loved this story! We always hear about the same haunted houses throughout the US so this was so refreshing and creepy! Loved it!

[@MysteryArchives]

Wow, small world! Thank you for watching! I'm really glad you liked it. :)

[@gustaafargoan]

Have you heard about the house in Janesville, Wisconsin? Not sure I spelled the name correctly.

[@danadoozer9990]

Same! Now I want to know exactly where it was located, I'd like to visit the land!

[@CountessKE]

​@@gustaafargoanI remember it actually. Unfortunately, not the name. I was there as a kid. Five to seven y.o.

[@Alyssa_Ramos_]

My grandfather has been here! With the help of my mom, I wrote his story, and sent it to Dan and Lynze from the "Scared To Death" Podcast!

[@susanadams2669]

I have been there many times as well.

[@ernestweaver9720]

When I was in the service back in the late seventies a friend of mine told me he was from Wisconsin. And when I saw the title of your story a memory was brought back to me. That friend told me that If I ever visit Wisconsin Never go to Summerwind. After watching this I got a chill up my spine. Is this story factual??? I'm staying in Florida. There's plenty of haunted places here. Some I care Not to visit and neither should you.

[@MysteryArchives]

The story is factual yes. There's legend interwoven as the story is told but to my knowledge it's as factual as it can be. That is very spine chilling indeed Ernest. Maybe stay there in Florida my friend. And thank you for your service 🙏

[@LemonJackRazer]

Opening fire on a ghost in your house is the most American thing that I would absolutely do

[@LuciusLady-to8zo]

How do you kill someone who's already dead. How do you SHOOT A GHOST? Doesn't make sense

[@kathyrn7423]

Awesome work Kody as always. Really enjoyed this upload. Your narration is top notch. Cheers from cold, and wet snow Ontario 🇨🇦👩‍🍳❤️

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Kathy! I really hope you're staying warm up there

[@m.cliffordswittsendproduct2380]

I saw the episode of 'A haunting' This was a great overview of this haunting.

[@MysteryArchives]

I did as well a long time ago. Love that show!

[@MeghanInnes]

I still can't get over the son's excuse of all the tools breaking to get out of there. Sorry dad, can't work on the house anymore. All of my tools broke. Yupp, all of them. Can't do anything about it. Nope can't buy more. Gotta go, love you, bye

[@MysteryArchives]

😂🤍🤍🤍

[@tonyjones1560]

“And every hardware store for a hundred miles in every direction from here has closed down. Can’t buy any more. Craziest thing I’ve ever seen…”

[@baileyclark8483]

😄😄😄

[@teresadodge567]

i heard about this house and the Hingshaws from the haunted, but they never told about the history about the house and i love that you covered it. I had always thought they were the first to be haunted at that house. Thanks for the time you took to get the history about the house.

[@MysteryArchives]

I certainly did my best to give the story justice. Thank you Teresa :)

[@ceilconstante640]

Cody you have the best storytelling skills and voice. I really enjoyed listening.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much for your kind words Ceil ☺️

[@nativeamericanfeather9948]

Were all energy,energy never dies..just changes form.I lived in a hell house similar to this with my children for 3 years:/spent $70k fixing it up.I was financially stuck there. Sometimes it was so bad that we'd sleep in our car in a church parking lot just to feel safe. It sat abandoned. Something drew me in when I went to look at it. I felt evil there but had NO idea how bad. I too made excuses but shortly after fear took over our lives. It'd call out our names,growl,cry,slam door,footsteps,all the lights in the house going off & on,scratches down the walls,things rocking fast & violently back & forth,black shadow like figures,doors shaking when my kids and I all was forced to live in my room. I had the contractors build on a 40 ft hallway,3 more bedrooms,& a bathroom for my kids. Everything was new..floors ,walls,windows,cabinets,doors,lights. The house was gutted and just a shell. We made it into a beautiful home with stainless steel appliances,stone & hard wood flooring,waterfall sinks. We was forced to leave..without choice. We all was being driven to madness. A cop & his family bought it. Only 3 days after buying it they realized their mistake. They divorced & sold the house within 1 year. Then a family with 4 children (I also had 4 children) moved in.They had heard of the horror there but the house was beautiful & affordable for them. The house sold for only $65k! Because nobody wanted it. It was over $100k home. To this day they make those poor children live in that house:( I left there 11 years ago and still to this day were effected and haunted by what we went through & still trying to understand why it happened. Ghosts & evil are real. Just because you haven't seen them..doesn't mean that they don't exist

[@maryellenshock]

Spooky!

[@votpavel]

yeah i lived in haunted apartament myself, could swear i saw what looked to be a demon one time, the next owners of apartament were different,like an evil took them over

[@wendycarstens8185]

True I definitely 💯 agree with you I lived in a haunted apartment for 2 years and it killed my dog and it followed me to my next place and nearly killed me here until I got in touch with a paranormal team and they helped me get rid of the Evil once followed me and that killed me

[@ghost-ez2zn]

Shopping a script dear?

[@vasfengaripedi1030]

I really appreciated the comments you made at the end. Hope you’re having a really ace day. ❤

[@MysteryArchives]

Absolutely my friend. Thank you for the support 🤍🤝

[@deborahbarry9421]

I do remember seeing "The Haunting" and it was haunting to watch! It scared the bejesus out of me. Your commentary gave more history of the background of Summerville. Perfect! I would know love to know what happened to the father that was taken to the mental institution. There must be a record somewhere. I would not doubt that even if the house is gone the land is still possessed by whatever spirit was there. I believe the Indians who supposedly gave a land grant, that could never be found, put their curse upon it. Their curses hold a lot of weight

[@MysteryArchives]

It definitely was an awesome episode and I'm really happy that I could add to the info and history and ultimately the story of Summerwind. I tried to find a record of what happened but atleast from what I could find, there wasn't anything available. But surely, there must be info available somewhere though. I'd like to know what happened to him too.

[@angieloven5748]

Records from mental institutions are difficult to get or at least in Colorado they are. My grandmother spent time in an institution here in Pueblo Colorado and they have weird rules about accessing them. I need to get on that.

[@shewho333]

@@angieloven5748 My mother was able to get my grandmothers records from the Oregon State Hospital (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest) from 1937. It took quite a while but she finally did it.

[@lauraantley2018]

I am a physical medium, I deal with the paranormal on a daily basis. It is something the unknowing should indulge in. I have worked many cases, and it is sad for those who have walked this journey.

[@MysteryArchives]

I think you meant that the unknowing shouldn't indulge in? And I am with you there. Very sad stuff!

[@lauraantley2018]

Yes, shouldn't and you are correct

[@ColleenLytle-sq8tx]

I'm housebound in a wheelchair, and I look for videos that are well-done because I do a lot of watching. I also lie down to watch - and when I got up this afternoon (after closing my eyes for a minute🙄), I tried to find this video to check out the ending I (thought I heard), again. I think the words of goodwill (that could have sounded canned, flip, or cavalier), were by a kind and caring person - or group of folks. I'm checking out this channel. Thank you.

[@MysteryArchives]

I greatly appreciate you watching Colleen

[@patimash1178]

great story your narration and voice makes the story even more fascinating ❤

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you Pati ❤️

[@Jay-n262]

I live near a couple haunted homes built in the 1800s. Sometimes I go by the castle near the beach and feel like I'm being watched. There's no way I could live there.

[@MysteryArchives]

Dang Jay, sounds spooky for sure brother.

[@professordracula]

Which castle? Which beach?

[@martinharris5017]

This is an entirely new story to me, thanks! Great narration and presentation as always and worth the wait.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you Martin. I hope you liked it.

[@pheona1164]

Super soothing voice too.

[@laurabuehler]

I don't know what I enjoyed more, the story, or your amazing speaking voice. I'm an auditory person, so I think the sound of your voice is the best part of this channel.

[@somenamelessdude8095]

You have the perfect deep voice for narrating such content

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much my friend 🙏

[@daniellewieners4750]

Thankyou so much for your kind words at the end, it means alot!!

[@sleepers123]

Usually...curses like this are attached to the land. When nobody is able to make a living on it or even keep their family together on the property, it has usually (and probably) been "unconventionally" accuired. Disease can also be attached but usually it targets your ability to profit from the land in any way.

[@kimberleymcmahan3863]

I loved this story! I would love to know the reason behind the haunting! This was fascinating!

[@MysteryArchives]

Same here Kimberly, I'm really glad you liked the story :)

[@undinehaugen9488]

Wow! I used to be dragged (as a young child) to old estates like that because the dead would talk to me.

[@MysteryArchives]

That sounds absolutely terrifying Undine. My goodness.

[@nathanieltaylor6992]

The video I've been waiting for! Thank you so much for covering this!!!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you brother! I hope you enjoy it.

[@1976burgs]

I remember reading about this place, and many many years ago I was fishing on the lake behind Summerwind

[@MysteryArchives]

Oh wow, small world Jake! Did you ever have any experiences out there? Or just some good ol fishing?

[@kathyrawlings8614]

Great video! Best thing that ever happened to that place was when lightning took it down!!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Kathy and I totally agree with you. That was probably for the best.

[@d3sc3nding]

I stumbled on your channel by happenstance, so glad I did! This is top tier paranormal story telling 👻 Subscribed

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much my friend. I'm truly happy that you found me and even more happy that you've decided to stay!

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

I'm impressed by your usage of the term "happenstance".

[@heatherland191]

You know how to tell a story! This was interesting and creepy at the same time. Awesome job!! 👍 Hope you stay safe and healthy❤

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you Heather! I've been doing it for a little bit now, so I'd hope so haha. Thanks for watching 🤍

[@tracyswanepoel3022]

As always.... Great story telling, I get lost in your voice and literally see and live the story you tell. Thank you for my temporary escape which at times is at most, direly needed! Thank you for the great channel, wishing you only the best.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Tracy! I'm honored that I can be a solace in the storm so to speak. I appreciate you listening 🤍

[@orsolyaszabo9302]

His voice is so relaxing while he's telling the story it makes me sleepy

[@kellyknaack3939]

So I listened to all the Mr. Ballen everything multiple times and had a hard time finding any channel to compare. It’s not his voice, his personality, etc. I just couldn’t find anything that was nearly the same. Although nothing will ever be Mr. B, this is the first channel I’ve found to be comparable

[@KristinaM3]

Been waiting all day for this! Thank you!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Kristina 🙏

[@Jenahh-aye]

I'm absolutely hooked on the story telling style, content, and your voice is so relaxing!!

[@suzettegriffith8728]

Thank you for that encouraging message at the end ❤it means so much and the timing is perfect 😊

[@MysteryArchives]

My absolute pleasure. Thank you so much for watching

[@jillwiegand4257]

This property has many secrets. I knew of this mansion but had no idea the amount of times it had been bought and sold. Excellent video! ❣️

[@MysteryArchives]

I agree with that Jill and thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm also glad that I was able to expand on your knowledge of the place.

[@revmo37]

Wow ! What a masterfully researched and narrated presentation. Better than anything I've seen on Netflix. Amazing job ! Thank you so much !

[@archangel5627]

I completely agree with you. Not only did Mystery Archives do a phenomenal job on this video, I also think he’s a cut above the rest especially in this particular genre. His videos are always extremely well researched, super informative, and very entertaining. I just found this channel a month or two ago and I keep coming back for more. Mystery Archives has Definitely become one of my favorite channels and it always amazes me that he doesn’t have way more subscribers.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Kevin! I'm humbled and honored to hear that from you.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so, so much Arch Angel. Not only was that incredibly nice of you to say, but I am honored to be one of your favorite channels my friend. So truly, thank you.

[@mustardbiscuits9750]

Love the content man! Keep up the good work! Love these high quality stories I’ve never heard of

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you man, love the name haha 👌

[@robinwc4672]

Oh wow!!! Kody this is one of your best videos yet! From your music choice to the written script, to the words of encouragement at the end, seriously your best piece yet! Bravo! Truly!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Robin 😊 I'm always hanging higher and higher. So coming from someone like yourself, that's awesome to hear today. 🤍🙏

[@robinwc4672]

@@MysteryArchives Well I think you're on fire now. Just keep going and you'll be full time in no time!

[@adammalzahn7238]

I live in Wisconsin and a childhood friend had claimed she visited the area with her family. She said the home was gone but a cable was blocking the driveway. She said as they stood there a jug that was on the cable or chain moved multiple feet with no wind.

[@tamraplautz2611]

The Cable is There To keep people off Private Property.

[@aguythatthinks7931]

Knocked it out of the park on this one. Great job! You had me looking this place up during the video lol. Also I love that you keep the screen busy, that's a very important thing that not many youtubers do too good while telling a story.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much. I try my best to tell the story how it should be told. 🙏

[@foxmulder4269]

I live in WI and never heard this . There is another very bizarre haunting of a house that took place in Waupan WI or right outside the city limits (Waupan is very small, only a few streets, but they have a famous old state maximum security prison from the 1800's) that was so bad that, if I remember right the house was moving off its foundation and had only a few families/people attempt to live there, and the cops wouldn't even enter. Don't remember the street name and the house was from the 60's if I remember correctly, not old with history. It was very bizarre and evil.

[@bakerinthehouse5346]

Oh really? I would love to see photos of it and hear the story.

[@MysteryArchives]

Omg that sounds crazy! I'd love to know more about it.

[@MysteryArchives]

I'd love to research it. Just need a name if possible.

[@MysteryArchives]

Any chance you know the name?

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

@@bakerinthehouse5346 same.. I'm intrigued.

[@laurelvance5533]

My family is a descendant of Johnathon Carver. They referred to him as an explorer. He was actually the first Governor of the new world. He was VERY angry at feeling cheated out of property he knew was given to him by the Indians. Hence, his spirit did not rest upon his demise.

[@MysteryArchives]

Oh wow! Thank you for the information Laurel. I wonder if that's why he couldn't rest.

[@laurelvance5533]

@@MysteryArchives That's exactly why. 💚

[@marvinbone1379]

Laurel, what does that mean..."first governor of the new world" ??

[@ezskreet]

I didn’t know Native Americans were giving land. Their philosophy was that it wasn’t anyones to be given. They had territories they claimed for hunting , farming etc….but it wasn’t bought and sold like the Caucasian system. Maybe they said he could use the land or hey like the majority of what took place. The Caucas folks appropriated it aka stole it. Anyway if there is a spiritual world kind of sad to be a ghost mad about land and material objects you can’t do anything with because your dead.

[@MyKingdomForAK9]

​@@ezskreet 💯. Ginger Hinshaw's father, Raymond Bober, decided to buy the house, and wrote about his time there in the 1979 book "The Carver Effect: A Paranormal Experience", under the name Wolffgang von Bober. In the book, he claimed that the house was owned, and haunted by the ghost of 18th-century explorer Jonathan Carver. Carver, he claimed, was searching for a deed sealed in the mansion’s foundation, that gave him rights to vast swaths of Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Carver explored areas of Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa, mostly in the vicinity of the Mississippi River, from 1766-1768, as part of an expedition to find a Northwest Passage. The king of England was offering a reward, for discovering the passage, but Carver’s efforts were not recognized. He wrote a book about the expedition, then traveled to England in hopes of getting some of the reward. He never returned. Carver died in poverty in London in 1780. After his death, his heirs claimed two Sioux chiefs had given Carver a land grant to a triangular tract of land comprising 10,000 square miles of land, from Steven’s Point, to Eau Claire, to modern day Minneapolis. The deed, they said, was signed at the “Great Cave, May the 1st, 1767.” The grant was never found, nor Carver ever make mention of it in his book, or other writings. Sioux elders stated that no chiefs had ever existed by the names said to have been on the deed. In 1823, Congress informed Carver’s heirs that they would not be giving them any rights to the land they claimed belonged to them. “Modern scholars who have reviewed all the evidence cannot confirm the existence of any such grant to Carver, who never mentioned it in surviving records,” the Wisconsin Historical Society wrote. "They have, however, documented a great deal of deceit, manipulation, and self-delusion by his heirs and their agents as they attempted to sell portions of the land in the decades following his death.” 🕯.

[@miriamaguilar7977]

The box may have been buried in the basement. Summerwind seemed like a very interesting place. The history of the place is very intriguing to this day.

[@MysteryArchives]

It may have been, I don't think we'll ever know though. :/ And I totally agree! :)

[@Oxzilion]

Just like when I was a kid and stories would put me to sleep, I put your channel on before bed and listen until I drift off. Not that you’re boring, it just has a calming effect.

[@MartaWomack]

Thanks for sharing this. I've never heard of this story before, so it was pretty interesting. Thank you! (You have the perfect voice for this.)

[@MysteryArchives]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video & story Marta. Thank you!

[@stargo2931]

It's always when the new person that moves in starts renovations that stirs up the spirits.

[@MysteryArchives]

Spirits certainly do not like renovations. That's for sure!

[@FlizzyFluff]

I have DEF felt a home or building like calling to you it’s a really strange and compelling feeling. Places like that you should always steer clear of. I live near the old Central State Hospital. I can only take going there in small doses as I doordash and get orders there a lot. The place stays on my mind though all the time.

[@MysteryArchives]

I have experienced a few places like that myself. But that is definitely is an experience I'm sure. I would love to visit a place like that. 👻👀 Thanks for sharing

[@toniaclayton3313]

Oh Thank you sooooo much for uploading this one! 🙏 I also remember a segment about this on "A Haunting" years ago when the episode used to come on TV regularly, this one and a few others had me a little scared and glued to the television you covered things in this video that the show didn't cover, I learned a lot from this I downloaded the book on my Kindle Unlimited I don't know if I quite believed but it had me more than enough interested in the story🙏

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Tonia! Yes, one of my all time favorite shows to be honest.

[@readdeeply9278]

I'm a Wisconsin girl, my mom's family is from the Ironwood area - i remember this story and never ever had any desire to see this house or its remains in person lol

[@MysteryArchives]

Wow, small world. I don't blame you there. That's like me and Stull. I've yet to visit that place haha.

[@readdeeply9278]

@@MysteryArchives Eh oh. Now i'm going to have to google Stull lol where is it and how bad will it be on a scale of one to nightmares?

[@susanadams2669]

My dad is from the Ironwood area. I lived in Boulder. I’ve been to Summerwind many times.

[@natashapackman3044]

Thanks for another great video Kody - just what I needed after work and studying 😊 PS its great seeing your subscription numbers increase - well deserved 🙌

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you very much Tash. I appreciate you 🙏

[@dianeb8505]

Hi Kody!! What a great video👍 That was 100% worth the wait. I've watched many episodes of the Haunting on the Travel channel but I'm just not sure if I saw it or not but the way you told it was waaaaay better than a tv show. I hope you are doing well and a big THANK YOU for all you do. I had around 5 or 6 videos on YT on my watch later list and really glad I chose yours 1st. 👍👍👍👍👍✌✌👻👻👀👀👍

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Diane 🤍 that is one of my all time favorite shows actually. I remember seeing this episode a long time ago, it was a good one!

[@MysteryArchives]

Also, thank you for choosing to watch me at all. 🙏🤍

[@deannadove3505]

This is now my new favorite channel. Exceptional content.

[@bobbiejothomas681]

Hey Cody I just want to say thank you for the kind words that you spoke at the end of this video. I suffer from depression and anxiety and you made my day friend 🤗. I really enjoyed this story it was a good one 👍 I hope you have a good night/day

[@MysteryArchives]

Absolutely Bobbie. I too suffer from those ailments myself. I hope you are doing well

[@bobbiejothomas681]

@@MysteryArchives Well thank you so much for your kind words friend, I hope you are doing well too. One thing to remember, you are never alone 🤗✌️🙏

[@matthewlicence2737]

Such a good video! Well put together and highly interesting, informative and entertaining. Thank you

[@Lindsayx3]

Excited to listen, never heard of this and I live up north. Read some comments you got and they got me really curious to hear the vid! I've looked for Wisconsin videos n never found much

[@MysteryArchives]

Well I hope I did your curiosity justice Lindsay 🙏

[@finessegram7337]

This is my favorite channel by far, please dear god keep on this is such great work dude

[@MysteryArchives]

I absolutely will. I'm honored to even be considered your favorite channel. Thank you 🙏

[@Vonage585]

This is fascinating. I remember summer wind but only about the second family not a 3rd. Awesome video. I knew I subscribed to a great channel.

[@MysteryArchives]

I'm glad I could add some info for you my friend. Thanks for watching and for subscribing 🤍🙏

[@tonyaculpepper4896]

I thoroughly loved this, as I do all historical type ghost stories. The real, deep and often blood and nerve tingling stories are often times better than fiction. As a child my grandma would tell us youngins stories just like this and often times with actual relics of ones near the time of her selected tale that would often cement the realization of the horrors spoken in her stories. You amazingly told this one, just like she used to. Thank you for your dedication to the stories that you tell.

[@pamd6532]

That was fascinating. You've earned a new subscriber. Thank you, Cody, for your heart felt kind ending statement.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Pam. I'm happy to have you 🙏

[@1tarawho]

Love how you present your content and the deep dark voice for narration 💯

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much!

[@dawnfowler2194]

GREAT story and Great storytelling!!!! I enjoyed it and am glad I found your channel!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Dawn. I'm so thankful to have your support 🤍

[@debramills5680]

I'm delighted to have stumbled across your channel today, there will be binging after work! 😊

[@MysteryArchives]

I am very thankful for that Debra, thank you!

[@mikejavaux4697]

Great video as always. Keep the great content comin.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thanks Mike I appreciate you

[@carolynmcphee1449]

I love the way you tell these stories that I really get into, thank you so much mate

[@rodrickhatton8636]

For the algorithm! Also, this was a dope story my dude!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thanks man! You are appreciated 🙏👌

[@lisamcleodIsleofskye]

This channel is amazing and some of these stories send chills down my spine! 😮 Your narrative is out of this world! Well done!

[@MariaAbrams]

I grew up very close in Hurley, Wisconsin. So it's fun to see this here! Thank you!

[@MysteryArchives]

Small world! I'm glad you liked it Maria, thank you!

[@MariaAbrams]

I love all your videos!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you 🙏

[@karenbarnes2830]

G'day just want to let you know how much I love the stories you tell and the way you tell the stories,Thankyou 💜

[@barronmaxxx2991]

Brilliant, man! You are an amazing storyteller. thank you.

[@MysteryArchives]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate the feedback and you taking the time :)

[@friedcontent]

I lived in Rhinelander, WI in the 1980s and early 90s and we would drive up to visit Summerwind a lot as teenagers/early adults before it burned down. We'd also head a bit further north from there to see the Paulding Light in the UP.

[@stargo2931]

One of the best vacations I had as a teenager was at Rhinelander. 😃

[@maria2400]

I love listening to you. Great story.

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you Maria. I'm humbled to have you listening to me :)

[@aprilvalleyvamp1334]

I am so happy to have found this channel and Cody!! You speak from the heart and put your everything into every elisode, and the end of this one just proves it!! Sometimes the holidays wear on us at a time when we are supposed to be happy, gay, and bright all of the time, and your words really touched me!! Thank you sooo very much, and Happy Holidays

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much April! I certainly do my absolute best and out so much energy and time into each episode. The holidays for some can be a very hard time and actually Christmas in general can be particularly hard. I know sometimes people need encouragement. I have my own issues with depression and anxiety. So if I can help anyone even a little bit, I absolutely will. So you're very welcome, and thank you for your support 🤍 happy holidays to you as well and to your family.

[@jeanettesantiago1073]

Thank you Cody love your mystery videos, keep on sharing😍. And thank you for your honesty & vulnerability in sharing your struggles. We need more of us to be honest with ourselves in order to get the family, friends $ medical support that is much needed. God bless, sustain, protect & hold your hand guiding you through life hiccups 💝🙏

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you so much Jeanette. I truly appreciate you.

[@augustinarocha9856]

2:22 pm thank you for the story , looking forward to the next one.i am listening to it on a rainy day

[@RDavis-lr1zc]

Thank you, sir, for having respect enough for us your viewers by not over-embellishing these tales of the paranormal, you are one of very few who do.

[@spooks626]

This is the second video of yours I see on my recommendations. Fantastic narration and such fascinating stories.

[@markcochran7213]

Great show Kody..thanks 👏 👍!

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you for taking the time to watch Mark :)

[@jenniferred9393]

Thanks for all you do! I really enjoy the videos and the personal outro ❤

[@MysteryArchives]

Thank you Jennifer ❤️