The building formerly known as the Holy Family Orphanage in Marquette, Michigan, is rumored to be haunted by spirits of the children and nuns who once resided there. Now redeveloped into the Grandview Marquette Apartments, the imposing structure operated as an orphanage from 1915 to 1967 and has long been a source of local ghost stories due to its sad history and period of abandonment. One of the most frequently mentioned ghost stories involves a little girl who is said to have died of pneumonia after sneaking out into a snowstorm. The legend claims that as a morbid warning to the other children, nuns displayed her body. According to accounts, strange noises have been heard, including the voices and footsteps of children running through hallways. Witnesses have reported seeing apparitions of both children and nuns in the building. Reports describe nuns forcing children to endure cruel punishments and other mistreatment, leaving a legacy of pain and sadness that is believed to linger in the building. Before its redevelopment, neighborhood kids who played in the abandoned orphanage often described it as being haunted. While the stories persist, the building's haunting is often attributed to its grim past and the tragic events that reportedly occurred there during its time as an orphanage.