Random Most Haunted Places In Each State (50 items)

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  (#7) Hawaii

  • 1959-08-21

  From Redditor /u/te144_kuro:

  Pearl Harbor

  I was in the third grade when we visited Pearl Harbor to go on the battleship. It was cool. While walking around with the tour guy, a guy passed me, but the minute he walked pass me, it felt cold. Later when the tour guy showed us the photo of the men who died on Pearl Harbor and the guy who felt cold wore the same uniform but I didn't think about it. Afternoon came and we were returning with the bus. I was talking to my friend about the guy who wore the uniform but my friends looked at me strangely and said that no one passed me with that uniform on and the only people who was there at the time was the tour guide and our school.
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  (#47) Utah

  • 1896-01-04

  From Redditor /u/hulkofsleepy:

  Asylum 49

  This building started out as a hospital, I believe dating back to WW1 or 2, and operated until 2004. Part of the building was used as a nursing home until 2016. Local residents have said that it has always been a bad hospital. One man said he broke his arm as a child, but his family opted to drive the 45 minutes to Salt Lake to get him medical attention. The people who own the haunted house do investigations and tours, Grimm Ghost Tours will also have events here. It was featured on Ghost Adventures.

  Lots of activity here. This building has a very charged energy. Possible demonic entities (I was told four by a psychic on my investigation). On our last investigation we heard a child singing very clearly.
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  (#33) Nevada

  • 1864-10-31

  From Redditor /u/LawSchoolQuestions_:

  Fox Ridge Park in Henderson, NV (part of the Las Vegas area).

  I have been there multiple times and have seen/felt some promising things - but I make no claim that it is definitely haunted.

  One supposed hot spot is the swing sets. According to reports the swing may move on its own/a demon child will appear in pictures of the swing set/you may get pushed as you sit on the swings. I believe this to be simple myth and is perpetuated as a way to scare teenagers as opposed to being based on actual experiences. I can’t claim that it’s not true at all, but over the course of multiple trips there I did not experience/see/feel anything related to the swings.

  Edit: Just to clarify, I have seen things that are unexplained there, just nothing to do with the swing set.
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  (#31) North Carolina

  • 1789-11-21

  From Redditor /u/blondex1:

  Grove Park Inn

  The Grove Park Inn in Asheville has always been one of my favorite places (and creepiest) places ever. Apparently there was a woman who fell from the hotel floor’s balcony sometime in the 1920’s. It is unknown if her death was suicide, an accident or had something to do with foul play. Yet people have called her The Pink Lady over many years and say that you can not only see her but that she is a very playful spirit who haunts the room right in front of where she fell. The hotel even acknowledges the fact of her presence which I think is interesting. As much as I love Grove Park, I have always gotten such a creepy vibe from that place and the energy there I feel is very strong.
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  (#44) Massachusetts

  • 1788-02-06

  From Redditor /u/Cuyoya:

  Burial Hill

  Up behind the Church of the Pilgrimage, you may notice a wonderful graveyard! Those are always fun. It used to be the site of an old fort, and there's even some remnants of the walls. But it's almost always been a graveyard. There are many old graves, even some you can't really see. Best to stick to the paths, as to not trip on any of them. This is probably the hottest spot, in terms of consistent activity. Batteries being drained, solid shadow figures wandering about, all that fun stuff. A great spot is under what is now known as "Wolf's Tree". Wolf was a local man who was homeless, but loved to draw, was super nice, and everyone downtown knew him. He also really loved thunderstorms, and watching the lightning. Unfortunately, one night during such a lightning storm, he climbed up into the highest tree on Burial Hill to watch the storm, and was hit by his favorite thing. Died instantly. Now, that tree is commonly visited by everyone, has a buncha carvings in it, and seemingly a bit of Wolf has stayed behind and hangs around that tree.

  Same thing goes for a captain whose men died during a winter storm and had to be buried in a mass grave, but I suggest looking up the story. You should be able to find it, it's called "The Grim Fate of the Privateer General Arnold," it's a neat read.
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  (#20) Texas

  • 1845-12-29

  From Redditor /u/xolivas22:

  Martha's Chapel Cemetery

  I know that Martha's Chapel Cemetery on Bowden Rd in Huntsville, TX is a hotspot for some devious paranormal activity. Locals warn to venturing newcomers to never provoke the spirits that linger there. Some report of spirits following them home, corpses escaping their graves, and a mysterious cult being present there.

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