Hillside cemetery
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- Hillside cemetery, Plainwell, MI
- City
- Plainwell
- State / Province
- Michigan
- Country
- United States
- Coordinates
- 42.44159, -85.62389
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The Haunting
Hillside cemetery is a reportedly haunted cemetery in Plainwell, Michigan. Reports tied to the site usually focus on roadside encounters and vanishing figures and a tragedy or violent past linked to the location.
Reported account from HauntTracker: In 1938, a little boy was crossing the road in front of his home to get the mail for his mom and was killed by an oncoming car his dog was waiting for the little boy on other side of the road. The little boy was killed instantly. Hillside cemetery is where the little boy is buried his tombstone is a dog like the one that waits for him.
Every year on the anniversary of the little boys death the tombstone (dog) will stand up and stretch and turn around and go back to original position. ONLY on day of death of little boy. - February 2007 Correction: the date formerly listed in this submission was 1955. The correct date is November 1, 1938.
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HauntTracker's public listing describes: In 1938, a little boy was crossing the road in front of his home to get the mail for his mom and was killed by an oncoming car his dog was waiting for the little boy on other side of the road. The little boy was killed instantly. Hillside cemetery is where the little boy is buried his tombstone is a dog like the one that waits for him.
Every year on the anniversary of the little boys death the tombstone (dog) will stand up and stretch and turn around and go back to original position. ONLY on day of death of little boy. - February 2007 Correction: the date formerly listed in this submission was 1955. The correct date is November 1, 1938.