KD Station - Real Sioux City Haunted Place

- 2001 Leech Ave.
- Sioux City, IA
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This building dates back to 1915 when it was used as a meat-packing plant, before being turned into a packing operation. A gas leak occurred in 1949 and as a result, an explosion killed several people. After, the location became a shopping center and it is here where strange occurrences have been reported. Elevators have seemed to move when they aren't and it is reported that for a few years, brochures were printed with “Paul Pulaski, our in-house ghost, welcomes you.”
Note: A 2007 report states that the location caught fire in 2006, is now unsafe to enter, and is slated for demolishment.
Note: A 2007 report states that the location caught fire in 2006, is now unsafe to enter, and is slated for demolishment.

Source: JD Gordon, via Flickr

Source: JD Gordon, via Flickr

Source: JD Gordon, via Flickr

Source: JD Gordon, via Flickr
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