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A haunted location: Webbers WaySide Inn in Elbridge, New York.
Details: formerly known as Webbers Wayside Inn.
The story goes, that many years ago a traveler from out of town was staying at this specific inn, on the second or third floor.
The man had a heart attack and died one evening, his spirit never leaving the hotel again.
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A haunted location: Monk Monastery On Hill in Denver, Colorado.
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A haunted location: Franklin Castle in Cleveland, Ohio.
Details: A haunted castle located in downtown Cleveland has said to be haunted by a ghost that roams the hallways at night.
Reporters who toured the house reported cold rooms and heard a child crying from the carriage house and heard music coming from the third floor ballroom.
The family that lived there reportedly said that their child’s toys were missing and they would find clothing from the early 1900s.
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A haunted location: Minneapolis College Of Art And Design in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Details: has a ghost loose.
Many students have been woken up in the night, frozen and not able to move, and heard screaming inside their heads.
Apparently, some one had been raped and killed in one of the basement apartments at one time.
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A haunted location: Moody’s Light in Rennsalaer, Indiana.
Details: Way aut in the farm fields a man is said to carry a lantern up and down the road that his family lived on.
The light, it changes shape, size, and color throughout the night.
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A haunted location: Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Details: Martha Wilson House – On the first floor, unexplained footsteps have been heard pacing back and forth, doors slamming shut all at once, and windows open when nobody is there.
Sessions House Served as a passage in the Underground Railroad.
Started as old farmhouse, known to be haunted before becoming part of the college.
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A haunted location: Twin Ponds in Blackrock, Florida.
Details: Twin ponds joined together a large tree resides in the middle of the joining of the ponds.
A glowing sword is seen in the top of the tree where it was struck by lightning many years ago.
It is said that if you turn your back on the sword you’ll die a horrible death later that year.
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A haunted location: Camberly Gunter Hotel in San Antonio, Texas.
Details: The Camberly Gunter Hotel is haunted by the ghost of a prostitute who was murdered there by one of her tricks in the early 1960’s.
The room she was murdered in was found covered in blood but no body was ever found.
A picture of her hangs in the Lobby Bar.
The man who murdered her was said to have then checked in to the Menger Hotel in San Antonio three blocks away where he also disappeared without a trace.
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Why Do Some Ghost Stories Become Legendary While Others Fade Into Obscurity?:
Ghost stories have fascinated mankind for centuries, captivating our imagination and instilling a sense of wonder and fear. However, not all ghost stories achieve legendary status.
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A haunted location: Joe Road in Stockbridge, Wisconsin.
Details: back in the early 1900’s the state wanted to build a road over an old Indian burial ground.
The grounds keeper called Indian Joe would not let them, so they ran him over and built the road over him.
If you drive down the road which is up hill both ways and stop at the bottom, put your car in neutral Joe will push you up hill to the end of the road.
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