Ghost lights appear from time to time. A woman’s voice is heard saying “Te papa” near the Sacramento River. The site was probably an Indian burial ground or mine shaft.
There was a story that said a girl went to a party at Swinging Bridge Park. She got drunk, and she wanted to go home. Her boyfriend offered to take her home, but she refused. She said that she would walk home. When crossing the highway, she was hit by a car and she died. […]
Ghosts of Civil War soldiers haunt the area. December 2003 update: Located about 20 miles north of Warren, in Cleveland County. The battlefield and state park are located at the intersection of Hwy. 8 and Hwy. 97.
Until fairly recently (1999 or 2000), this place was off-limits to just about everyone. It was part of Ft. Knox, only accessible from a couple of dirt roads across the street from the old US Cav. store. It has now been opened to the public and made into a park. There are the remains of […]
The story goes that a couple who just got married were passing through the park on their way to their honeymoon. When all of a sudden the groom lost control of his vehicle and crashed into an old tree, the impact was so devastating that the bride was ejected from the car and fell next […]
The site of the October 1863 Civil War clash yields persistent electronic voice phenomena (EVP), photographic anomalies, and phantom gunfire sounds during paranormal investigations.
Information is hard to find on this place, but there is some out there and I have found it. Back when the canal started construction in 1857, many men worked on its complex structure. The man who was head of this operation caught wind of the government shutting down the Canal Fulton operation. He was […]
Whitall House is noted for hauntings from the American Revolution. Dead soldiers from 1776 are in the attic; the house was used as a hospital. Check it out.
The park used to have a house that sat there on the lands of the park. The house caught on fire and the man burned alive in the house. Witnesses report of the sounds they would hear in the house before the house was torn down.
Ghosts are said to wander the woods, where disembodied voices and moaning can often be heard, especially during late summer and autumn. Local legends speak of dark witchcraft rituals and human sacrifices once performed here. Througout the fog and mist, spectral figures stand atop the hill at the end of Glenwood Avenue, accompanied by other […]
A young woman has been seen in the area searching the shoreline for something, and when approached, she fades out.
Cadets from the Air Force Academy participating in survival training have reported feeling presences and seeing glowing figures among the trees. Night vision goggles reveal pulsing lights near various scattered granite monoliths between 1am and 3am.
On Coquina Beach—located at the southern tip of the island before the Longboat Key bridge—there is a public picnic area where a hotel once stood. A male figure in black clothing is frequently seen walking from the picnic area to the shoreline before vanishing. While wandering spirits are often reported here at night, this particular […]
A Native American apparition has been seen walking into the nearby woods around 7:00 PM during baseball games.
Sunland was an old mental hospital in the Pine Hills section of town. There are many reports of poltergeist activity, voices, and screams. It has now been demolished and turned into a park, where it is still believed to be haunted.
Trollwood is currently home to a performing arts school and has been the subject of numerous ghostly reports. The site was once a pauper’s cemetery, and visitors can still see three locations where individuals remain buried, now marked with small stone monuments. The most common sighting is the ghost of a lady seen dancing around […]
Heading home from Hanauma Bay at night? Keep your eyes on the road. Locals report seeing mysterious fireballs, known as Akualele, shooting overhead as they drive back toward town. The legend warns that if you see these lights, whatever you do, don’t look back toward the bay or Koko Head. Glancing back is said to […]
Many things reported in this area: Every night, a mysterious fog rolls in upon the battlefield. Upon driving through the park, one may find that there is no fog before entering or after leaving the park, only in the park itself. -There are also tales of the infamous “Green Eyes”, a confederate soldier killed by […]
People have reported seeing ghosts roam the remains of the house late at night.
The Lady in White is said to roam here, searching for her daughter, who was supposedly attacked and murdered by unknown assailants. While there are many versions of the story, it is a well-known local legend.
There is a hill that on some nights, you can see a lit up cabin, but when you try to drive to it you cannot find it anywhere. In the late 1800s there was a witch that lived there, and it is said that her ghost is still there trying to attract people so she […]
Reports of an apparition on an old man that is sitting at a picnic table that just disappears.
This park is said to be haunted. There is a building there that is thought to be an old orphanage school. In this school, some of the kids that never were calimed my by foster parents were murdered. The playground is still there today were the kids used to play. When late at night, you […]
There have been reports of a mysterious lady in white. According to witnesses and old photos of people who used to visit as guests of Mr. Robert Allerton, she was a frequent visitor. She has been seen walking along the pond behind the mansion, and in “her” room, putting on hats and gloves. She’s also […]
Off of National on Bennett is Phelps Grove Park under the third bridge late at night you can see a woman in a wedding dress known as “Bride under the Bridge” that was killed on her wedding day.
The soccer field off of Bennett Street was built over sacred Native American ground. There have been reports of a presence there.
Cheeseman park was the cemetery for Denver and there are graves left in the park. Upkeep and care during that time period was terrible. If someone did not have a grave they may have been thrown in another with someone else or just left lying until a mass grave was dug. If someone was buried […]
Footsteps through the leaves are heard. Feelings of being watched and reports of apparitions.
The site of a major civil war battle, many trenches are still visible and people venturing there at night have heard cannon fire and seen apparitions of soldiers
There is an old 19th century armory on the south face of the hill, below and to the left of the park facilities, it’s where a ghost named “Kether” dwells. She was sacrificed on this spot as punishment for disobedience of her coven whose beliefs were loosely based on worship of the Egyptian god “Set”. […]
There was a young man who committed suicide here on a Saturday night. People say that when you go out there on Saturday nights that you can see his ghostly figure haunting the park. He usually hangs around the old gazebo. That is where he ended his life. August 2004 correction: formerly posted as Ashley […]
Sounds of an old lady’s voice screaming for her lost children has been heard late at night by joggers and footsteps have been seen in the pond water.
Haunted by Carolina and Anna Riodan.
The spirits of the ancient Anasazi walk in and around the ceremonial pit houses (kivas).
Used to be a farm until it was sold to the state in the 50’s or 60’s. Apparently a stable hand died in the barn (now used as the park office). Staff has shut off lights and closed doors only to find them on or open when they come back a few hours later, but […]
Tour guides and tourists have reported seeing small balls of light bounce along the floor and walls of the caverns. If the balls are approached, they move away. Also, a “ghost tour” sometimes follows unsuspecting individuals through the cave. Other strange things, such as doors slamming as tours approach, and lights flickering off and on […]
The Surrender House in Dover, Tennessee which is part of Fort Donelson National Battlefield Park is haunted. A volunteer at site experienced some pretty odd things. A ghostly presence of a Federal Officer.
The ghost of a little girl wanders around this structure. There have also been reports of pow-wow songs and ghostly figures people dancing about.
People get some really weird feelings around that area it was used by the Confederates back when the War Between the States was going on.
There is a barn in the Grist Mill park where a stable boy worked. The stable boy fell in love with the land owner and the father killed the boy for being with his daughter. You can hear him crying for her.
