scary places
 

We USED to live in a sub-division that was built on top of a sacred indian ritual place and people who move there-move out soon or get a run of bad luck.

we have this little school house that set fire and killed 10 children and apparently you hear their laughter at night

Its Weird you ask that because i work at The Eutaw House Restraunt + Pub,and this place dates back to 1823, and its said that Edgar Allen Poe, stayed thier while back and we have a table in the upstairs dining room, that people can walk around and view, this table has the initials EAP scratched into it, its very fascinating to work thier and everyone that works thier can tell you different stories. Ive only been working thier for 3 months and the only thing thats happened to me was one night i was closing down andi was the last person thier and i heard stomping on the floor right above me. no one else was thier and i never believed in ghosts but after that i dontr know what the hell i should believe, one things for sure though im just as scared of the Eutaw House as everyone else that has had these epierences.

Spooky in my town? Baptists lots and lots of Baptists

Well, we do have a 200+ year old mission about a block away from my place, and it has a 100 year old cemetery adjoining. This in itself is not necessarily creepy, but the area has sort of a ghoulish vibration, especially if you walk around at night. Most of the buildings are modern but since the city has been here for quite some time, there is a feeling of history, of antiquity.

They say we got ghosts here in this part of Los Angeles, but I ain't never seen one.

There is a series of books out called-Weird- insert your state here.

The books have all kinds of weird places in them.

I live on a farm with about 10 families in the area. So not much spooky around here. Of course I live 20 miles east of the Pontiac prison.

A guard I know that works there tells the inmates that if they try to escape they will get attacked and eaten by lions.

Seems that Chicago public schools are really doing well up north teaching inner city youths.

There is this bridge near my house that is called "Bunnyman Bridge". Some say it is where a escapee of a mental asylum dwelled under. He caught bunnies and hung their corpses on strings. A couple of people were found under the bridge hung just liek the rabbit.

Others say that a man in a Bunny suit hung around the bridge, and killed some chick on halloween.

I saw a special on that bridge one Halloween. Even if none of the afore mentioned events never took place (at any locale), the sheer public apprehension and the stories themselve give off their own creepy vibe.

well i live where That guy who wrote Tom Sawyer did california and theres many caves around here one i heard aout these miners got stuck in one because it caved in and they had to eat a person alive so you supposed to be able to hear that guy screaming every night as they ate him. And just standing outside at night you get a creepy feeling that someones staring at you in that line of trees. This is Calaveras county Home of the world famous Frog Jump.

I live about 2 blocks away from the one creepy place in my town. It's an old mansion with an attached cemetary. During the day its kind of a museum and whatnot, but at midnight a lot of times you can see stuff moving inside and hear a girl laughing.

It really is pretty creepy at night, but only if you believe that stuff. Which I do.