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Haunted places in Maryland
A haunted location: The Waters House in Germantown, Maryland.
Details: In the late 1800’s, the Waters family had recently bought and built a farm house, and they used to be the richest in there family, so they had family members living there with them.
One night one of there jealous relative came down to the master bedroom and killed both of the owners.
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A haunted location: Prince Georges County in Greenbelt, Maryland.
Details: NASA/GSFC – Bldg #05 – A strong sense of dread in the whole bldg! especially in the rear of the bldg.
strange sounds throughout the bldg…
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A haunted location: University Of Maryland in Baltimore, Maryland.
Details: Stamp Student Union – Lights go on and off by themselves, elevators run, doors open and close by themselves.
Balloons pop, cold spots.
There was a fire that burned down about a quarter of the building about 20 yrs.
ago and sometimes, the smell of smoke can still be smelled.
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A haunted location: Belmont Conference Center in Elkridge, Maryland.
Details: The Belmont house was built in 1738, and there is reported to be many different ghosts in the house and on the grounds, as well as in the family cemetery.
Pictures come off the walls, knives move across tables, and glasses break by themselves.
There is supposedly a man who regularly appears in the bar area, holding a beer.
A daughter of a patron described in detail five ghosts that she saw, including a young girl, about 2 years old.
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A haunted location: BJs Wholesale Club in Baltimore, Maryland.
Details: Built on what once was a trailer park, the ghost of a young girl (Beth) can be seen by the overnight workers.
Beth is a friendly ghost who has been known to hold open the curtain for employees entering the dock area.
Many employees have also been known to talk to her.
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A haunted location: Mount Saint Mary’s College in Emittsburg, Maryland.
Details: Father John DuBois is sometimes seen walking the campus.
Several Ghosts have been seen in dorms Brute and DuBois.
This school has a history of ghosts and it is the oldest independent Catholic college in the country.
It was founded in 1808.
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A haunted location: Lansdowne (English Consul) in Baltimore, Maryland.
Details: The area formerly known as “English Consul” (now Lansdowne) is a very big place for haunted activity.
An old Mansion that sits atop a hill from the 1700’s is the center of the activity.
Lansdowne was once a plantation for an apple orchard.
The mansion’s garage was once a slave house, also, a tree not far from the mansion was used to tie slaves, (and as legend would have it the English consul’s brother) and beat them.
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A haunted location: Pausse Center in Bowie, Maryland.
Details: doors open and close and if you come 12.00pm you can see ghost dogs and a man.
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A haunted location: The Butler House in Olney, Maryland.
Details: Many people say that they hear strange noises in this little abandoned home.
2 little girls were playing outside, when they saw a man dressed in all black run by them …and they never saw his face.
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A haunted location: Patty Cannon’s House/tavern in Reliance, Maryland.
Details: the ghosts of some of the 100’s of people she and her gang murdered.
She ran the reverse underground R.R.
– September 2005 Update/Correction: the “Patty Cannon House” is not really the Patty Cannon House—the history behind the Patty Cannon house was exposed on the PBS show “History Detectives”.
The historic marker is wrong.
The real Patty Cannon house is no longer standing.
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