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The houses and halls without ghosts: the town-side negative at full size

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Tested, November 2026

The famous house without a ghost is, in this town, every house the record names. The baseline requires the negative at full article size — South Bend prints Copshaholm, the mansion without a ghost. North Liberty's version is broader and thinner at once: the town's documented old buildings — the Commercial Historic District's contributing houses and stores, the c.1911 State Bank building at 125 North Main, the Community State Bank's 1960 building at 109 North Main (Banks, banked) — carry no haunting lore in any carrier reached. No inn, mansion, schoolhouse or church in the town or township was found named as haunted in the aggregator record, the web record searched, or the banked North Liberty record whole. The John Glenn school buildings print inside the same negative: the schools leg (banked) holds their documented history, and no school haunt of the kind the floor tests — no figure in a tower, no presence in a hall — attaches to them in any carrier reached. This article is the town-side finding of the leg: not a haunted town with its haunts unlisted, but a town whose lore record, searched, is empty.

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Source: The houses and halls without ghosts: the town-side negative at full size, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/haunted-places/houses-and-halls-without-ghosts-the-town-side-negative/