Ghosts of Lincoln Park with Ursula Bielski

Generation X Paranormal

Ursula Bielski, a paranormal investigator, shares her experiences and investigations at Lincoln Park in Chicago. She discusses her background in parapsychology and the difference between parapsychology and regular psychology. Ursula also delves into the history of Lincoln Park, including its origins as a cemetery and the Great Chicago Fire. She recounts ghost sightings and paranormal encounters at various locations in the park, such as Suicide Bridge, the Lion House, the Primate House, and the Zoological Society Building. Ursula concludes with her investigations at the haunted farm in Lincoln Park Zoo. Ursula Bielski discusses various haunted locations in Lincoln Park, Chicago. The conversation covers the haunted farm at Lincoln Park Zoo, bodies buried under the main barn, forgotten graves at Dunning Hospital, disregard for history, eerie voices in the barn, encountering a wicked witch voice, paranormal activity at Cafe Brower, voices of help at General Grant statue, the connection between water and paranormal activity, and unexplained presence by the bathroom. Ursula Bielski provides her contact information for further inquiries.

Takeaways

• Parapsychology is the study of human abilities, such as psychic abilities and telekinesis.
• Lincoln Park in Chicago has a rich history, including its origins as a cemetery and its connection to the Great Chicago Fire.
• Ghost sightings and paranormal encounters have been reported at various locations in Lincoln Park, including Suicide Bridge, the Lion House, and the Primate House.
• Ursula Bielski and her team conducted investigations at Lincoln Park Zoo, uncovering EVPs and experiencing temperature changes and a sense of being watched.
• The haunted farm at Lincoln Park Zoo is one of the most actively haunted places Ursula has encountered.