Real haunted places in Texas

[jasonw_2005]

Watch all the "Supernatural" series and get back with us on that. There is a lot involved and it could put your loved ones in danger. Big risk, there, buddy.

We're gonna die one day anyway

[jasonw_2005]

Chime in?


Thanks for all of the responses I'm interested in checking 1-2 of those places out but as of right now I just got an email back from the Bakers Hotel in Mineral Wells and they told me I'd have to call the city and get permission.

Let me know if u want someone to go with u I ain't skeered. Lol I say that now watch I flip out and start crying like a lil bitch.

[papapepper]

Let me know if u want someone to go with u I ain't skeered. Lol I say that now watch I flip out and start crying like a lil bitch.

Haha alright will do. As of right now it's just a few girls and myself going so this should be interesting. It's all up to the city now I'm waiting to hear back at the moment.

[Vertnut]

We've eaten at the "Catfish Plantation" a dozen times or so, and always watch for strange things. They have a huge book there that is full of notes and pics from people that have eaten there. Some are very recent, and go into great detail about their experiences. Vacuum cleaners running unplugged, silverware being swapped around in front of people, restroom encounters (apparently pretty often), and a lot of pics of the younger lady by the fireplace and looking in from an outside window as diners eat.

[jasonw_2005]

Anybody been inside that old abandon hospital in cleburne before they redid it whew damn that place was creepy

[Chopped54]

Not typically a believer but....
Stayed at the Excelsior House in Jefferson and saw/heard some weird shit: http://www.theexcelsiorhouse.com/

Used to live in 303 in the Farm and Ranch Building in downtown and had some freaky stuff go on.

Never saw anything, but back in High School (early 90s) there was this huge house over off Inwood. So big it had an indoor and outdoor swimming pool. Story was that there were devil worshipers that lived there and held human sacrifices. Some kids from Bishop Lynch did a story on it so it was popular place to go rummage through, and we made many late night trips with girls to freak them out. There was a large marble pentegram in the floor, and just a dark feel about the house. The lot is just vacant now as vandals pretty much destroyed the house so they demolished it. Anyone have any more info on it?

[Machx2]

There is one in Ennis. They used to allow tours through, but I am not sure any more. You want a true haunted house, swing by my old house in Mesquite.
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Where in Ennis? I personally do not believe in ghosts.

[JC316]

Where in Ennis? I personally do not believe in ghosts.

It's right in the center of town on 34. Can't remember the name of the place. It's part of the historical society I think. Big white house. They don't advertise it anymore, but not be allowing tours.

[Machx2]

It's right in the center of town on 34. Can't remember the name of the place. It's part of the historical society I think. Big white house. They don't advertise it anymore, but not be allowing tours.

There was a old white house on the corner of S Main and lampasas, right by the railroad tracks that everyone claimed was haunted. It was a historical landmark but they knocked it down. Only big white house I know of on 34 in downtown is the big one near walgreens. People live in it, so who knows.

[cobrajet69]

Not typically a believer but....
Stayed at the Excelsior House in Jefferson and saw/heard some weird shit: http://www.theexcelsiorhouse.com/

I've slept there too. Pretty neat building, but didn't have any "experiences".

I've also stayed at the Menger in San Antonio just days after the History Chanel did an episode there on The Most Haunted Places in America.. No shenanigans but they have a bad ass bar down stairs that is the place where Teddy Roosevelt recruited most of his Rough Riders and is still almost exactly like it was back then. Great restaurant too. Best Crème Brûlée ever.



David

[bitterboy]

Anybody been inside that old abandon hospital in cleburne before they redid it whew damn that place was creepy

that place is still creepy. Tell me why they redid the place and no one still goes in there...been sitting empty and "brand new" for about 5 or 6 years now.

[jasonw_2005]

that place is still creepy. Tell me why they redid the place and no one still goes in there...been sitting empty and "brand new" for about 5 or 6 years now.

I don't know what the heck they are waiting on

[JC316]

There was a old white house on the corner of S Main and lampasas, right by the railroad tracks that everyone claimed was haunted. It was a historical landmark but they knocked it down. Only big white house I know of on 34 in downtown is the big one near walgreens. People live in it, so who knows.

It's right on the corner of highway 34 and Preston st. 506 W ennis ave is the address on google maps. People definitely live there, but a few years back they were taking tours through the place.

[LS1Goat]

The Anson Lights in Anson, TX

I went and saw this with a group of people. It's not caused by anything Ghostly, but it can be creepy just due to the environment. If you go there really late at night the atmospheric creepiness really sets the mood; It is dark, it's at a cemetery, and you will often hear Coyotes howling. Going out there with someone who has never heard of it or have read the debunked actual cause of the lights, is quite hilarious. Because it does scare the shit out of people who are gullible. And, most are.

Start them out with story behind the legend and head out to the location.

There was a young boy who got lost in a snowstorm. His mother, in her grief, went out searching the night for him with a lantern. They both never return. The Anson light is the illumination from the mother's lamp still searching the night for her lost son.

[01yz2nv]

Garland - Lakeview High School -

Ever since it was opened in the 1970's, it was always consider the "bad" school. Over the years it was given the name of "Suicide High". It was given this name because sometime in the late 70's a boy shot himself in the bathroom. Later on in the 80's a girl broke the mirror and slit her throat, a two girls found her. To this day there's still no mirrors in the girls bathrooms. Later, only one girls and boy killed themselves in the school. Many students that attended Lakeview in the mid 90's committed suicide. In the bathrooms, sometimes you can hear footsteps when nobody else is in there. There's no windows in the school, that's what some students feel that make rooms so cold. There are cold spots in some places, and you can hear voices too.

I spent four years of my life in that shit hole, not once did I feel haunted. Course Id of had to wake up for that.