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THE SEARCHES, PRINTED · A NEGATIVE AT FULL SIZE
The test: every haunted-house, haunted-road, and haunted-ground claim attaching to Granger, Indiana, in the directories and the general web record. The result is an empty shelf, and it prints whole, with the searches shown, because an empty shelf is a finding. The haunted-places directories and the paranormal web carry no entry for this place: no haunted house, no haunted road, no ghost walk, no investigation. A search on the place's own ZIP returns commerce, not legend — a commercial scream park in Mishawaka (a business, carried at its business size in this build's leisure files) and the haunted attractions of other counties. The one "haunted Granger" the directories do carry is the Granger House of Marion, Iowa — a Victorian museum at 970 10th Street whose "Lady in White" is said to look from its windows — the home of Earl and Dora Granger and their family: a house haunted, in the telling, by people SURNAMED Granger, in another state, gathered into this place's search results by the same name-collision that fills this build's newspapers file with other Grangers. Even this ground's one storied old house — the Adams Road stage stop of the Sorin Masses — carries no ghost in any record reached; its tradition is a Mass, not a haunting.
Verdict: NO DOCUMENTED BASIS — because there is no claim to have a basis. This place, alone among the subjects of its own legend file, has attracted no haunting at all; the absence is printed as the record gives it, and the file moves on.
Sources:
- Haunted US, "Granger House" (Marion, Iowa): the Lady in White, the carriage-house apparition, the Earl and Dora Granger family history — the name-collision specimen, printed to be dispelled.
- This build's Newspapers file, "Tested and dispelled: the other Grangers" — the standing register of the collisions, pointed to.