Frank Goad
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Does your town have any haunted houses?
Mine doesn't.
Mine doesn't.
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Does your town have any haunted houses?
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Neither does mineDoes your town have any haunted houses?
Spirit of Light
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It depends on what you mean by haunted?Does your town have any haunted houses?
Frank Goad
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By haunted.I am talking about poltergeists.
Spirit of Light
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No that is not found in the town I live near
The Crimson Universe
Active Member
The library in my city is rumored to be haunted. I went there but didn't feel anything strange.
The Crimson Universe
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The house I grew up in was super haunted. It was a light blue ranch style house. Didn't look creepy at all.
It looks a lil creepy if you ask me. Or maybe its just the b&w effect.
Poltergeists are a bit different than hauntings. Poltergeists tend to be attracted to people rather than houses, whereas hauntings are specific to a location.
Hmmm, i don't do ghosts but plenty of peeps do so... Where i live now I don't know of any reported incidents but where i was raised was pretty special in that regard
At least 35 places of reputation. Here are a few...
Samlesbury Hall... The spirit of Dorothy Southworth, referred to as the White Lady, is said to be seen wandering the hall. The bloodstains of an executed priest also appear even though he died in the 16th century.
Chingle hall... At least 16 ghosts are said to haunt it including a group of monks, various children, a cavalier, a chimney sweep, and someone known as The Dizzy Man.
And to me the winner goes to Pendle Hill... Is Lancashire's equivalent of Salem. 12 women (including an ancestor of mine) were accused of murdering 10 people by witchcraft and were hung. Since then, strange people have appeared in photos and people have been strangled by an invisible person. Much more including case notes of the trials available online
At least 35 places of reputation. Here are a few...
Samlesbury Hall... The spirit of Dorothy Southworth, referred to as the White Lady, is said to be seen wandering the hall. The bloodstains of an executed priest also appear even though he died in the 16th century.
Chingle hall... At least 16 ghosts are said to haunt it including a group of monks, various children, a cavalier, a chimney sweep, and someone known as The Dizzy Man.
And to me the winner goes to Pendle Hill... Is Lancashire's equivalent of Salem. 12 women (including an ancestor of mine) were accused of murdering 10 people by witchcraft and were hung. Since then, strange people have appeared in photos and people have been strangled by an invisible person. Much more including case notes of the trials available online
Jeremiah Ames
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Does your town have any haunted houses?
A previous town allegedly has one.
I was in escrow to purchase it, and was unaware.
Those were the days when they had NO disclosures.
A real estate agent informed me about it.
I canceled the escrow, and lost my deposit.
I never looked back. Life goes on.
It looks a lil creepy if you ask me. Or maybe its just the b&w effect.
The house in the picture was creepy, but that wasn't the one I grew up in.
The Crimson Universe
Active Member
The house in the picture was creepy, but that wasn't the one I grew up in.
Oh ok. My mistake.