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The tour-era class asks for a haunting built in the tour era and labeled with its manufacture date; on this ground there is nothing to label, because no tour product carries Osceola. The test was run against the carriers that manufacture tour-era lore: ghost-tour operators and haunted-place aggregators were searched for the Osceola seat. State and national list products — Visit Indiana's thirteen haunted places, the multi-site Indiana top-ten lists, the video countdowns — were read in the same pass; they seat their haunts in Evansville, Mitchell, Indianapolis, Rockville, South Bend and the like, and Osceola appears in none of them. No ghost tour advertises an Osceola stop, route, or story. The town's entire modern lore output is one social-media video, treated in the closing article of this section — a telling manufactured in the social-media era, not the tour era, and not attached to a visitable place, since it names no address. The class therefore closes tested negative with its mechanism stated: tour-era hauntings exist where a tour needs a stop; no operator has needed this town, and so this town has no tour-era ghost. Should one be built later, this article is the dated baseline it will be measured against.
Sources: ghost-tour and aggregator listings searched for the Osceola seat (Visit Indiana, "13 Haunted Places in Indiana"; GetIndiana, "10 Most Haunted Places in Indiana," 2025 — Notre Dame seated, Osceola absent; video and list-site countdowns of the same class) — no Osceola tour, stop, or listing returned. Rights basis: listing facts; no image pulled.