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Milford Mine Disaster Site - Real Crosby Haunt
- Near Milford Lake
- Crosby, MN
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A manganese mine, Milford Mine was flooded in February of 1924 when Foley Lake rose, killing 41 miners. The location is believed to be haunted by the ghosts of the miners who were killed or those who witnessed the incident.
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Last edit to this listing: 1/28/2016 (3182 days ago)
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