Curses! We take you on a terrifying tour of 6 haunted object

Illinois likes a good curse. You know about Wrigley Field, cursed by an angry goat owner. Perhaps you’ve heard of the curse of Kaskaskia, a once bustling town near Missouri that was briefly the capital of Illinois. What happened was — so says an old, racist legend — a French fur trapper in the 18th century, upset that his daughter fell in love with a local Native American boy, found the boy ...

Related Keywords

South Shore , California , United States , Germany , Bucktown , Illinois , University Of Chicago , Iraq , Wrigley Field , Chicago , Grand Rapids , Michigan , Oriental Institute , Rogers Park , Calumet River , Missouri , France , Mississippi , Andersonville , Los Angeles , Hyde Park , Newberry Library , South Holland , Kaskaskia , German , French , American , Kim Smith , Alan Mcneil , David Paul Smith , Robin Hood , Heathero Rourke , Suzanne Karr Schmidt , John Marley , John Wayne Gacy , Kiersten Neumann , Chris Farley , Ryan Graveface , Bill Stoneham , Casey Walters , Charlotte Walters , Tom Blankley , Field Museum , Los Angeles Times , Art Institute , Stern Electronics , Chicago History Museum , Cleveland Church , Native American , Mississippi River , John Hancock Building , Michigan Avenue , George Streeter , Lost Eras , Cora Violet Auctions , Hands Resist Him , Perception Gallery , Adam Rust , Jojo Baby , Haunted Mary , New Orleans , Demon Trapping Bowls , Ancient Cultures , Southern Iraq , Friar Tuck , Game Room , Calumet City , Blood Pact , Witch Hunting , Jill Gage , Haunted Dolls , Cursed Objects , Woolly Mammoth , Sk Charlotte Walters ,