Resthaven Gardens of Memory (Formerly – Rest Haven Cemetery)
Amateur ghost hunters claim to have captured a child’s voice and capture anomalies on film.
November 5, 2026
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Tag: legend
Dimond Center
It is said that when the Dimond Center was first built, the grounds under it were sacred burial grounds from thousands of years ago, dating back to when natives first roamed the lands. While digging up the grounds to build the mall, workers came across a few graves, but due the fact they were so […]
November 4, 2026
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Cliffside Apartments
The apartments are said to be built on an Indian burial ground. Strange things happen there. Unoccupied apartments with lights on, sound of footsteps walking up and down the stairs. Ghostly figure of a man appearing in closets of children. TVs turning on by themselves. The dials of radios turning by themselves. It is definitely […]
October 31, 2026
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Cooch’s Bridge Historic Site (Battle of Cooch’s Bridge)
First Battle of the American Revolution where the Stars and Stripes was flown in Battle. Delaware militiamen were delaying the British forces who landed at Turkey Point in Maryland so as to give General Washington time to escape from Philadelphia. One legend states that during the initial skirmish between the militia and the Redcoats, a […]
October 25, 2026
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Black Diamond Rd.
A residential development on this road is said to be built on top of a Native American burial ground. Some things can be pretty creepy at night. Lights glow in the distance, and residents report that when taking pictures of family and friends, orbs often appear in the photos.
October 24, 2026
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The Waving Girl Statue
The woman known as The Waving Girl, Florence Martus, was immortalized in a statue on the Savannah River for her habit of waving a cloth or towel from the land as a helpful signal to boats coming in. The statue depicts her waving with a large dog sitting next to her. Many times the stone […]
October 23, 2026
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Cathedral High School
Cold spots have been felt near the senior patio. In the Yearbook/Newspaper room, the staff has heard noises on the floor above them, even though they were the only ones on campus. The Yearbook/Newspaper room used to be a chapel (and still has the stained glass windows) and is said to have a negative energy […]
October 21, 2026
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Deans Hollow Bridge
Near Gore Orphanage Road, there is another road named Morse Road. If you take this road down, it will split into two different roads. Take the road on the right and go all the way down. There is a bridge with rafters. Supposedly, a man hanged himself on this bridge and was not found for […]
October 18, 2026
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The Lyric Theater
After the April 5, 1936 tornado leveled much of Tupelo, the injured and dying were brought to the Lyric Theater. Popcorn machines were used to sterilize medical instruments. Local lore has it that the building is haunted to this day.
October 18, 2026
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Myrtle Hill Cemetery
In Mytrle Hill Cemetery there is a giant granite ball that is a gravestone. No matter how cold it is outside the ball is warm to the touch. The story as it goes is that a witch is buried under the gravestone. And if you go there late at night and touch the ball and […]
October 17, 2026
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Hibernia park Mansion
It is said that a boy and girl got murdered by the owner of the house in the cellar so it’s said that sometimes if you go down there you can hear the girl scream and he boy whisper.
October 16, 2026
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Sycamore Cemetery
There is a stone bench at a grave plot. If you sit in it, you’ll feel cold spots and someone breathing down the back of your neck.
October 15, 2026
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University of New Mexico – Johnson Center (Formerly – Johnson Gym University of New Mexico)
While in the facility at night after closing, there is a strong presence and a feeling of being followed and watched. Also, shadows appear in the corner of the eye, and then immediately disappear if looked at directly. Rumor (urban legend?) has it that a murder took place many years ago, or that a student […]
October 11, 2026
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Lynn Woods
Vast woods that surround the city of Lynn. Legend has it that if you walk through these woods, you will hear voices and the breaking of sticks right next to you. The woods are completely dark, so you might want to take a flashlight and a friend. There is a tree that looks like a […]
October 9, 2026
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Dice Road
One Lane Bridge – A warlock who is said to have hanged three girls from the bridge after they stepped on his wife’s grave, which is in his front yard near the bridge. Late at night at the bridge you can hear male and female voices, the female voices are screams. There are visions of […]
October 9, 2026
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Shepherd High School
Many years ago, in the late 1960s, a janitor was staying after hours to clean up after a banquet. While he was in the cafeteria folding up tables, one suddenly collapsed and crushed his neck. He is said to be seen by school officials and students after school functions and when the cafeteria is being […]
October 7, 2026
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Dice Road Cemetery
A lady in white was seen by a jogger one night around 7:00 PM floating through the cemetery.
October 6, 2026
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Milner’s Gate (Formerly – Twin Falls Brewing Company)
An old building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and previously used as a flour mill, is now a brewery, pub, and restaurant. Employees have mentioned hearing footsteps and other strange noises. Reports of presences felt and unexplained apparitions and disturbances have also taken place here. This activity has been given the name […]
October 6, 2026
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Berry College – CCC Road
CCC Road – aka Seven Bridges Road – On the northern side of Berry College, there is a road – CCC Road, when you go west, if you count the small bridges as you go over them, there are seven, turn around, count them on the way out, there are only six. At the west […]
October 5, 2026
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Berry College – Lavender Mountain Road
On the road between the main campus of Berry College and the new mountain campus, the 2-mile road is bordered by woods on both sides. In the days before there was a mountain campus, students from Berry would go up into the woods to fool around. One such couple who attended Berry in the 1940s […]
October 4, 2026
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Little People’s Village
Located in the woods, on the side of an abandoned road (possibly old Waterbury Road), is a village of sorts, a number of very complex and detailed small stone houses standing about three to five feet high built into the hill. Some of the buildings are A framed, others are more traditional, they have the […]
October 4, 2026
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Berry College – Mary Hall – Tower
Between the dorms of East Mary and West Mary on the Berry College campus is a tower that has stood there ever since the college opened almost a century ago. It is said that a student at Berry hanged herself in the tower and was not found for days. No one knows why she killed […]
October 4, 2026
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Pawnee Rock State Historic Site (Formerly – Pawnee Rock)
It is said that the ghosts of battling Indians can be heard. Also, a few years ago, a man killed his wife’s lover there; it is said ghosts remain from this incident as well.
October 3, 2026
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Woodson Lateral Road (Formerly – Pine Bluff)
Woodson Lateral Road – The Woodson and Woodson Lateral Road are one and the same. Mysterious lights have been known to follow cars down Woodson Lateral Road.
October 1, 2026
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Vanishing Hitchhikers of Highway 36
The stretch of U.S. Highway 36 between Hannibal, Missouri, and Springfield, Illinois, is notorious for a phantom phenomenon known as the Vanishing Hitchhikers. According to local legend, a young couple in the 1950s was on their way to their senior prom when their car broke down on the side of the highway. As they walked […]
October 1, 2026
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Town and Country Spirit Shoppe (Formerly – Towne and Country Market)
This small local market is the scene of many spooky things. For example, the old meat room is haunted by cows with voice boxes, and old man Ronny, a butcher who was impaled by a meat hook, is seen walking around in his bloody butcher’s coat. If you are the only one in the store, […]
September 30, 2026
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Lorenz Schlichter Memorial Cemetery (Formerly – Childs Play Cemetery)
Go wash your vehicle to great cleanliness on the bottoms and windows. Go down this gravel road and stop and check your car. Make note of any prints or anything on your car. Then go into the cemetery, stop, and sit for about five minutes. You will probably hear a loud thud on your car. […]
September 27, 2026
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Missouri Valley University – Young Hall
The locked 4th floor of Young Hall remains closed to students, surrounded by local lore concerning the mid-20th-century suicide of a student athlete. Investigators frequently note heavy orb activity and structural anomalies on this floor.
September 17, 2026
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Stratford School (Formerly Corpus Christi Church Elementary School)
There is an urban legend of an elderly church-going woman who was murdered by being pushed from a steep staircase, and whose body was later disposed of in the nearby dumpster. It is said that when young girls use the bathroom near the staircase, you can hear her praying. Witnesses claim to hear her whispering […]
September 2, 2026
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Lutheran Homes
Lutheran Homes, now a nursing home, used to be an orphanage. There are said to be old tunnels underneath the building, though they have never been seen. Workers say that in one room on the 700 hall, every time a new patient is admitted, they soon pass away. Additionally, call lights in the 600 hall […]
August 30, 2026
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Villanova University – St. Mary’s Hall
St. Mary’s Hall used to be a convent, and there are rumors of a nun who hanged herself. Today, St. Mary’s is believed to be haunted by both students and night shift custodial workers. One nighttime janitor claimed to have heard a radio blaring from behind a closed door; upon entering the vacant room, the […]
August 26, 2026
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University of Jamestown – Kroeze Hall
It is said that if you go to room D15 late at night, you can hear the rhythmic sounds of a click. A college student who used to live in this dorm room had obsessive-compulsive disorder centered around Rubik’s Cubes. After being sent to the state hospital for attacking a fellow dorm mate who stole […]
August 24, 2026
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Banks Middle School (Demolished)
At the sixth grade section of the girls’ bathroom on Halloween, you can hear doors slamming shut while you are in class. Also, many years ago, a teacher killed herself by jumping off the airplane that sits on top of the building. It is said that a disruptive student drove her crazy. Also, on Halloween, […]
August 10, 2026
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Typhoon Lagoon
According to local legend, a little boy drowned on one of the boat slides at Typhoon Lagoon. It is said that at night, his apparition can be seen riding a raft.
August 10, 2026
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Grand Lake
Way back in the day, the Ute Indians were suddenly attacked by the Cheyenne. Fearing for their women and children, the Ute braves loaded them on rafts and shoved the rafts into the lake for safety. As the battle with the Cheyenne raged among the trees and along the lakeshore, a fearful storm came up, […]
August 9, 2026
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Main Street Strip
At night, footsteps and voices can be heard along the strip. In the early 1900s, a tornado ripped through the town and claimed many lives on what is now known as The Main Street Strip. Local business owners have reported experiencing sudden drops in temperature during summer nights, accompanied by the sound of distant screams […]
August 9, 2026
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Parker Memorial
Hauntings of a nun who took her own life in the main hallway. Visitors and churchgoers still report hearing the chilling sounds of a chair kicked away and subsequent choking late at night, alongside fleeting sightings of the rope.
August 7, 2026
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Bayou La Batre Jail
Late at night while everyone is quiet and still, a ghostly figure can be seen leaving the cell in the middle of the jail. Also, you can hear the toilet flushing, even though no one is ever in that cell. The legend has it that the cell served as a “drunk tank” and the cops […]
August 6, 2026
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Stonehill College
A small passenger plane crashed into the pond several years ago, and on the anniversary the pond gets covered with a blue mist and goes on to become a thick fog throughout the rest of campus. As it begins to clear, some say they see the pilot struggling to get out of the cockpit and […]
July 27, 2026
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Manning Cemetery
Dead Man’s Curve — On the side of the road at Dead Man’s Curve, you can see an old, ghost-like figure sitting in a rocking chair on certain nights when the moon is right. It is believed by many that the man’s son was run over and killed in the curve, so he sat there […]
July 25, 2026
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