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Full Address
Pug Road, St. Clair, MI
City
St. Clair
State / Province
Michigan
Country
United States
Coordinates
42.85468, -82.48739

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The Haunting

Pug Road is a reportedly haunted outdoor haunting site in St. Clair, Michigan. Reports tied to the site usually focus on disembodied voices, screams, or footsteps and roadside encounters and vanishing figures.

Reported account from HauntTracker: It is said that in the fall of the year - near Halloween - that deep in the woods to the east of Pug Road, there will be a faint glow. And if one listens carefully, you can still hear the screams echoing down through the centuries. Before the settlement of Saint Clair County, there had been a French fur trader and his family who'd set up a trading post just off the "big river".

He chose this location because of the canoe traffic on the river. They did well in their venture until one falls in the early 1700's. While the trapper trader was up north, Indians attacked the trading post, burning it to the ground, along with the trapper's wife and children. It has to be a quiet night, preferably with moon, and if you watch and listen closely.

If visiting, treat it as an active public or historic place and follow posted rules.

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HauntTracker's public listing describes: It is said that in the fall of the year - near Halloween - that deep in the woods to the east of Pug Road, there will be a faint glow. And if one listens carefully, you can still hear the screams echoing down through the centuries. Before the settlement of Saint Clair County, there had been a French fur trader and his family who'd set up a trading post just off the "big river".

He chose this location because of the canoe traffic on the river. They did well in their venture until one falls in the early 1700's. While the trapper trader was up north, Indians attacked the trading post, burning it to the ground, along with the trapper's wife and children. It has to be a quiet night, preferably with moon, and if you watch and listen closely.