Taille de Noyer, the historic house in Florissant, Missouri, near McCluer High School

McCluer Senior High School, Florissant, MO

The McCluer Senior High School in Florissant, Missouri opened its doors in 1957 as a junior high school. Witnesses say the school seems to be haunted by long time former residents. The Taille De Noyer building is said to be the most haunted building on campus . Witnesses have reported seeing apparitions dressed in clothes that appear to be from the early 1800’s. The Taille de Noyer house itself dates from the 1790s, long before the school, which is located in a northwestern suburb of St. Louis off I-270.

Old school hallway with tall windows

Read more about the history of McCluer High School Here.

Second-floor school hallway

FAQ

What is the Taille de Noyer?

It is a historic house from the 1790s that stands on the McCluer campus, much older than the school around it.

What do people see?

Figures in clothing that looks like it is from the early 1800s.

Can I visit?

The school is not open to the public. The house has been opened for occasional tours by local historians; check locally before you go.

More haunted schools in the Midwest

Read about Lourdes High School in Chicago and Eastern Illinois University.

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Top image: Taille de Noyer, 400 Taille de Noyer, Florissant, St. Louis County, MO (Historic American Buildings Survey). Photo: Historic American Buildings Survey, creator Mullanphy, John, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons