Union Station - Kansas City MO Haunted Place

This station's busiest time was during World War II, when 300 passengers came through each day. The ghosts that are said to linger here are believed to be from this time period. Suggs Mailer is the most well-knwon spirit here, a man whose job it was to transfer mail from underground trains to the post office by way of a hand-powered truck. After he retired, he mysteriously disappeared and was never heard from again. His shadow has been spotted in the basement. Witnesses have also reported seeing a ghostly lady wearing a black dress who walks down the stairs after hours, along with other apparitions carrying suitcases who have been seen in the hallways. A phantom train whistle has also been heard here.

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