The Absolute Creepiest Places To Visit In The United States

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sudale...suste nenu ee post enduku estha,.....memu afternoon vellam light ga rain padtunde.....konchem dooram vellaka  ..oka truck follow ayyindi...memu adhi ghost truck emo anukuni...pack ayyam......kaani konchem dooram poyinaka,,,,telisindi,,vadevado  tellodu....right turn tteeskoni poyadu.....

 

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8. The Stanley Hotel, Estes Park, Colorado

 

 

 

 

Made famous by Stephen King’s The Shining, the Stanley Hotel was built in 1909. It has 140 rooms. Many believe the hotel to be haunted — of particularly high-spook factor seems to be the infamous ballroom. (When the crew from Ghost Hunters investigated the hotel, they were able to explain many of the seemingly paranormal incidents they and others encountered, but found strange experiences in the ballroom to be unexplainable.) Bolstering the hotel’s haunting cred was a 2013 decision to dig up a pet cemetery next door. And as everyone knows, disturbing a grave site (no matter what’s buried there) is one of the top ways to provoke ghosts.

 

 

9. The Saint Louis Cemetery, New Orleans, Louisiana

 

 

 

 

 

The Saint Louis Cemetery is the name given to a group of three Roman Catholic cemeteries in New Orleans. The cemeteries are unique for their above-ground vaults, most of which were constructed and laid there in the 18th and 19th centuries. Many notable people are buried here, but none inspire more spooky stories than Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans. It’s said if you knock three times upon the tomb (to wake her from her slumber), mark the tomb with XXX in chalk or brick, and knock three times again, she’ll grant your wish — if you leave her an offering.

 

 

10. Clinton Road, West Milford, New Jersey

 

 

 

 

 

Clinton Road has been said to be the “most haunted road in America.” Drivers along the 10-mile stretch have reported everything from strangely dressed wanderers, to ghosts, to evidence of satanic rituals, to phantom trucks that chase them to its end. The str*p of road also features, naturally, a dead man’s curve. Take extra caution at the Ghost Boy Bridge — it’s said that the spirit of a little boy who lives underneath it will do his best to draw you into the water and never let you out.

 

 

11. Waverly Hills Sanatorium, Louisville, Kentucky

 

 

 

 

The Waverly Hills Sanatorium opened in 1910, and was intended to house 40 to 50 tuberculosis patients. But a tuberculosis outbreak hit Jefferson County soon afterward, spurring construction of an expanded hospital — one that could hold over 400 patients. Once the antibiotic used to prevent tuberculosis was invented, there was little need for the hospital, and it closed in 1962. While urban legend holds that over 63,000 people died at the sanatorium during the time it was in operation, average death rates for the hospital suggest the total number would be closer to 8,212. Still, the sanatorium has gained a reputation for being one of the most — if not the most — haunted places in the United States. The building offers tours and opportunities for paranormal investigation.

 

12. Lemp Mansion, St. Louis, Missouri

 

 

 

 

The Lemp Mansion was home to the Lemp family, whose William J. Lemp Brewing Co. beer grew to dominate the St. Louis beer market and earned the family a substantial fortune. Tragedy struck the family when William’s favorite son, Frederick, died mysteriously in 1901. William shot himself three years later. His son, William Jr., took over. But the brewery business began to falter, and the arrival of the Prohibition era ultimately forced the plant to close. William Jr.’s sister Elsa committed suicide in 1920. Two years later, the brewery was sold at auction, and William Jr. shot himself too. Many years later, William Jr. and Elsa’s brother Charles would also commit suicide by gunshot. The immense amount of tragedy that took place in the mansion has contributed to its haunted reputation; the house now operates as a hotel, restaurant, and event venue.

 

 

13. The Lizzie Borden House, Fall River, Massachusetts

 

 

 

 

In 1892, Lizzie Borden’s father and stepmother were murdered with an axe. Though the case remains technically unsolved, Lizzie is widely considered to be responsible for the murders. She was said to have behaved erratically during questioning, offering contradictory versions of events, and remaining curiously poised and calm. It’s also said that she burned a dress in her oven a few days after the murders — though she claimed it was only because she’d gotten paint on it. Lizzie was tried and acquitted; nobody else was ever charged for the murders. Lizzie moved to another house after the trial, remaining in town for the rest of her life despite being ostracized by the Fall River community. (The house now operates as a bed-and-breakfast.)

 

 

14. St. Augustine Light, St. Augustine, Florida

 

 

 

 

Built in 1874, St. Augustine Light is the name of the active lighthouse at the north end of Anastasia Island in St. Augustine, Florida. The original building, established in 1824, was the first lighthouse built in Florida; that building crashed into the sea in 1880 due to coastline erosion. The collapse had been anticipated, though — construction on the new building (the one that stands today) began in 1870. Many visitors to the lighthouse have reported witnessing paranormal activity including shadows and voices. People have also reported seeing two young girls standing on the lighthouse catwalk. (The girls are said to be the daughters of the man who was superintendent of lighthouse construction during the 1870s; both drowned in an accident that took place during the building of the second lighthouse structure.) The lighthouse offers “Dark of the Moon” tours that included guided paranormal investigation of the premises.

 

 

 

 

 

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