John Wornall House
This 1858 Greek Revival residence served as a bloody field hospital during the Civil War Battle of Westport. Witnesses describe apparitions of Union a…
This 1858 Greek Revival residence served as a bloody field hospital during the Civil War Battle of Westport. Witnesses describe apparitions of Union a…
Retaining visible cannonball scars from the Civil War Battle of Lexington, this historic field hospital is reputed to hold spectral soldiers in unifor…
Dating to 1861, this national military cemetery holds accounts of Civil War soldiers patrolling among rows of grave markers at twilight, often accompa…
Strange noises have been reported that differ from typical sounds heard in a fraternity house. Apparitions of soldiers have also been witnessed, appearing only from the midsection up, presumably walking along the floor level of the original structure.
The mansion was used as a hospital during the 1863 siege of Vicksburg. There have been sightings of Union and Confederate soldiers, as well as former owners.
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.
This structure was built in the late 1800’s. There have been many supernatural events surrounding the area such as cavalry soldiers walking about at night and ghostly activities in the dormitories. The spirit seems to enjoy assaulting many of the females on the security team.
This 1835 mansion has a history as wild as its former mistress, Felicite Chretien. Known for smoking cigars and gambling with pirate Jean Lafitte, Felicite once shot an intruder on the staircase, and legend says the bloodstains still remain. The plantation survived the Civil War thanks to a Masonic secret between the owner and a […]
Reports of cold spots and strange strobe-type light, apparitions of children, and a window that will not be covered. The base also has a haunted sound throughout certain unpredictable times of horses and soldiers marching — the noise is very loud and overwhelming. Alarms going off on their own, typewriters clicking on their own, sounds […]
The church is no longer used because of Banshees. If you sit inside of the gates you can hear Confederate soldiers marching. There is an outhouse in the back of the church, and if you go inside by yourself, the door will shut behind you and lock. You can only get out if someone comes […]
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
Reports of doors slamming, people running up and down the old staircase, apparitions of soldiers walking on the rafters in the barn and cold spots.