Locust Grove Cemetery
Location & Map
Address Details
- Full Address
- 8295 N 600 WAmbia, IN, United States
- City
- Ambia
- County
- Warren County
- State / Province
- Indiana
- Postal Code
- 8295
- Country
- United States
- Coordinates
- 40.43705, -87.43549
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The Haunting
The Locust Grove Cemetery entry is a military-echo legend. HauntedPlaces says visitors hear phantom army cadence and marching, with local lore claiming Harrison's men are re-creating the Battle of Tippecanoe. That makes 1811, the year of the battle, the key historical reference even though the cemetery itself is not presented as the battlefield.
The comment thread adds a useful correction. One commenter says the Harrison buried there died at nine months old, which suggests the Harrison-name connection may have been misunderstood or locally embellished. Other comments include a no-activity visit, moved objects at the church, and a Halloween video where a door reportedly opened.
Activity Details
Activity Level
Reported Activity
What People Are Saying
Summary of visitor and community commentary
People repeat phantom marching and army cadence as the main report. Comments are mixed: one person was stranded after dark and heard nothing, another challenges the Harrison story, and another says objects move at the church and points to a Halloween-night video of a door sound.
This is a good place to show uncertainty: the sound legend is clear, but the Battle of Tippecanoe explanation may be a later interpretation.
Dark History
Battle Of Tippecanoe Reference
The legend invokes Harrison's men and the Battle of Tippecanoe, though the cemetery connection needs verification.
Phantom Marching Reports
The main haunting claim is the sound of army cadence and marching.
Harrison Detail Challenged
A commenter said the Harrison buried there died at nine months old, complicating the usual explanation.