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Seibert Hall

The Answering Lights of Seibert Hall

White columns frame the entrance of red-brick Seibert Hall at Susquehanna University.

History & local legend

Seibert Hall at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove was built in 1902 and formerly housed women students. It later became the setting for a campus investigation led by Alan Heintzelman, a member of the class of 2012 and president of the university’s Paranormal Club.

While working in the building’s ground-floor IT department, Heintzelman noticed lights blinking and began asking questions aloud. When he asked whether the presence was friendly, he interpreted a blink as an affirmative response. He also gathered other students’ reports, including a girl seen in a hallway whose face appeared to be missing and objects discovered across the room from where they had been left.

The university recounted his experiences in an October 2019 article.

Sources

  1. Susquehanna University, Ghostly Stories of Susquehanna
  2. Susquehanna University, Buildings and Spaces
  3. Society of Architectural Historians, Susquehanna University
  4. OpenStreetMap, Seibert Hall footprint
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Academic building with university offices and Isaacs Auditorium.

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