Tintic Standard Mine
Tintic Standard Mine is a industrial site at Eureka, Alaska that appears in the American newspaper record as a reportedly haunted place. The listing rests on a single 1923 column; the building's own history, address and survival are not yet confirmed.
What awaits
Reported. The Alaska Daily Empire reported in 1923 that Tintic Standard Mine at Eureka was said to be haunted, describing a spectral figure. The paper says the matter was looked into at the time. The Haunted Guide records the newspaper’s account, not the haunting: nothing in it was ever established as fact.
Sources: The Alaska Daily Empire, 1923-03-06, p. 3.
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