Lemp Mansion haunting tradition
- Date of account
- Family prominence nineteenth century; suicides and deaths 1901–1949; haunting tradition later twentieth century
- Location
- St. Louis, Missouri
- Source
- model_recalled_reference
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
Lemp Mansion is the former St. Louis residence of the Lemp brewing family and is commonly associated with a sequence of family deaths, including suicides during the twentieth century. After later restoration and conversion to a restaurant and inn, the building acquired reports of apparitions, footsteps and other phenomena, supported by ghost tours and media coverage. It matters for comparison because a documented family history became a durable place-based haunting narrative. Researchers should establish the dates and circumstances of each death before assessing later stories, many of which circulate without clear witnesses or primary sources.
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