The crossroads where the paranormal and history meet.
There are lots of very strong spirits along the Econ River, including mindless whispers and even some violent ones. There are many active patches around Geneva and Chuluota. Behind the still water, there is a pit in the river near a moldy blanket where there is a lot of paranormal action and spiritual activity.
This haunted neighborhood has been written about in the novel, “The Black Hope Horror”. The neighborhood was constructed over an old slave cemetery, and many of the residents were terrorized by the angry spirits that dwelled below. No one had a clue as to what was causing it until a couple, while digging a swimming |Read More
The spirits of the ancient Anasazi walk in and around the ceremonial pit houses (kivas).
If you run around this church 10 times prior to going to Main Street Graveyard and Crybaby bridge (see Anderson and Markleville listings) you will conjure up spirits which will make your evening trip a little more interesting. Take SR 38 east out of Pendleton to County Road 50 West. Then turn south about 3 |Read More
The museum was built as a mansion and was later turned into an orphanage and is now a museum. It is haunted by the spirits of the man and woman who lived there when it was first built. The woman has been seen on a couple occasions, once walking down the isle of the church |Read More
There are several spirits here. One is an older, heavyset woman who goes by the name Marie. There is also an older gentleman by the name of Arthur Johnson. He has been spotted maintaining his gravesite, plus the graves of others who are buried there. In the back part of the cemetery are several unmarked |Read More