I know it's past Halloween, and the scary blogs and stories are all gone. But today I received an e-mail that I found very amusing and wanted to share with my Active Rain friends.
Is your town haunted?
This is pretty neat. JUST CLICK ON YOUR STATE!
Is your town haunted? (very cool links below)
Alabama Louisiana Ohio
Alaska Maine Oklahoma
Arizona Maryland Oregon
Arkansas Massachusetts Pennsylvania California Michigan Rhode Island
Colorado Minnesota South Carolina
Connecticut Mississippi South Dakota
Delaware Missouri Tennessee
Florida Montana Texas
Georgia Nebraska Utah
Hawaii Nevada Vermont
Idaho New Hampshire Virginia
Illinois New Jersey Washington
Indiana New Mexico West Virginia
Iowa New York Wisconsin
Kansas North Carolina Wyoming
Kentucky North Dakota
It would have been great to have these a week ago - but better late than never!
Cool post, and thanks for that link. I read about some in my area that I didn't know about, and there are plenty of others not mentioned on that site, too. Spooky!!
Ann Cummings
Rich - I've heard of a fabulous spook in Silverdale with the initials RJ
Dena - remember this site is limited, you never know.
Linda - loved your blog, thanks for the link
Ann- I wonder how they put this site together, it's very complete.
I have a pretty freaky listing now that gives me chills everytime I go in - off I go to show it.
It's funny to see what kind of response I've gotten from this post. I guess we all love the SPOOKY! Thanks for visiting Teri and Philip.
Great Post! I am more afraid of the living that I am of the dead. Ha, Ha.
Wow...what Cool post. I knew about some of them in my area but read about others. Thanks so much for the link.
I'm glad you enjoyed it Monika, thanks for taking a look,
ines
Fortunately in Hawaii we are not required by law to disclose ghosts.
But as a matter of practice it may be considered a material fact, so it is best to disclose.
If you noticed the list in Hawaii was quite large.
Have Fun!
Thanks for the comment Randy - I had to go back and check Hawaii, that would be pretty funny if we had to disclose ghosts and then call "ghostbusters" or even better, a "ghost inspector".
ines
My father haunts houses I live in. He was a real pain in the *ss about a decade ago. He stayed behind in one place and freaked out the tenants that move in after I sold. They called me and asked me if I had ever seen anything strange. They invited him to leave and gave him my new address.
I cooked Pan de Muertos for him this year and asked him to lay off, he's freeking the kids out.
I think it's a traditional Mexican bread made on "El dia de los muertos", maybe Chris can confirm this.
it is funny
Michigan definitely has a bunch of haunted towns. There are even a few "ghost towns" ( abandoned towns) that are supposed to be haunted! In the book Haunted Michigan, there are so many stories from one county, it makes me believe there are even haunted counties! You can check out all the true ghost stories by getting it on the witch house books website.
It is time again to re do this blog Halloween is comming soon, cann't wait to see more of your haunted houses, I hope you guys are doing well, I haven't been around for a while spent most of this year traveling. I love your post so came back to see it again, to get in the Halloween mood.
So many of these places mentioned here were part of my normal everyday life...I lived in so many of the neighborhoods where the haunted places are at in Los Angeles...and I even attended one of the haunted high schools and the area they mention IS haunted, Belmont High School..the theater. I was in the theater academy and changing costumes in the changing rooms was always a creepy experience, even in the middle of the afternoon. Even backstage where all the light switches are at, and above the stage, where the curtains are controlled, it always just seemed creepy.