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On June 4, 2015, the film was screened at the Minerva Public Library. [8] On June 6, the Minerva Area Chamber of Commerce held a "Minerva Monster Day" event, offering free screenings of the film at Minerva's Roxy Theatre. [6] On June 25, the film was shown at the Wadsworth Public Library. [8] The stories of the Loveland Frogmen have been repeated throughout the decades, with the most recent sighting taking place in 2016. Ohio can get creepy. Nearly everyone has a story, something they saw in the woods or the side of the road. Something they can’t explain.

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You may have been hot on the trail of one of Ohio’s most legendary cryptids, the Grassman. Often referred to as the Eastern Bigfoot, the Grassman is reportedly a 7-foot tall, 300-pound hominid. Over the years the British continued west eventually colliding with the Lenape people again. Clashes escalated into outright battles as the English settlers and native tensions peaked. The Helltown village was eventually abandoned in 1782 due to all the violence. Helltown Ohio Cemetery. The large dead tree in the center marks Indian burials. The Cincinnati Daily Star also published the next article from an Ohio paper, 1879’s “Two Terrified Hunters: Chased by an Enraged Maniac on Whom They Fired.” Said maniac is a wildman, which cryptozoology enthusiasts will recognize as a precursor to the modern Bigfoot stories. In Vermont, a pair of hunters saw “a huge, hairy object…spring from behind the cliff and start for the woods, running with the speed of the wind.” Thinking it an animal, the hunteres fired and grazed its arm, at which point it turned and resumed running with the speed of the wind, right at them.President Gerald Ford signed an act that would protect large swaths of land, and turn that land into parks. Unfortunately for Helltown, this included them.

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If you grew up in Ohio, it was all but impossible to not have at least heard one story about Helltown. A Crybaby Bridge, government experiments, and Satanic rituals were just some of the stories that would come out of Helltown. But what really happened there? Small fish are pulled out of the livewell before the boat gets to the stage. The anglers can then concentrate on the big ones once the stage is reached. This step is good for the spectators too, who get a better look at the big fish. Punderson Manor (11755 Kinsman Road, Newbury Township, OH): This colorful story begins with a millionaire who began construction on the mansion for his wife in 1925. Today, employees of the resort have told of unexplained happenings, including faucets turning off and on, doors closing and opening, and objects flying across the room.As a tournament angler and director, Wheatley considers the most important part of taking care of fish is from that point when the boat comes out of the water to when the fish gets to the scales and is then returned to the river. With that notion in mind, he does several things to enhance the process. There once was an old rusting school bus abandoned in the woods of Helltown. Rumors started that this was the hideout of a local serial killer and that he could be found around the bus smoking cigarettes.