Caution! If you get scared easily, then it's time to get out and read other blogs. But, if, and only if, you have what it takes to be man enough and explore some of the haunted and scariest places in United States, it's time to take them on consideration and, you might want to visit them if you are daring enough.
10. Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia
A prison, which is closed in 1971, is very much notable for the presence of scary apparitions and haunting present in the cellblocks itself. Most notable cellblocks are cellblocks 4, 6 and 12. It is said that these cellblocks are known for the source of luring echoing voices, shadowy figures that manifests along the walls and visions of ghostly faces. A horrible energy is being felt at these cellblocks which might get the real shit out of you.
How to visit: Plan a visit to Eastern State Penitentiary
9. St. Louis Cemetery, New Orleans
Before we get started exploring St. Louis Cemetery, do you know anything about witches? If you do, maybe we are thinking the same on how they look. Old, have scraggly hair, have warts, etc. Irregardless of what they look like, did you know that a voodoo queen, Marie Laveau is buried in plot 347, the Glapion family crypt in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, try to visit her grave there and let's see if you've got what it takes to be hardcore.
8. Sleepy Hollow, New York
Have you heard of the "Legend of Sleepy Hollow"? If not, then the legend goes like this, Ichabod Crane visits Sleepy Hollow, New York from the state of Connecticut, it is said the small quiet town as under some sort of Enchantment. Story goes then, Ichabod Crane fell in love with Katrina Van Tassel, the only child of Baltus Van Tassel. Katrina is one of Ichabod's student. Katrina's charm made Ichabod fell in love with her, but suddenly, Ichabod fells crestfallen when Katrina disappointed him. Story eventually goes that Ichabod Crane was abducted by a headless horsemen.
7. Winchester Mystery House, California
Why is it even considered mystery in the first place, right? But who doesn't even want some mystery, not me for sure. Winchester Mystery House, is claimed to be designed out of fear by Sarah Winchester itself, wife of William Winchester, a gun magnate known for Winchester rifles. It is also claimed that the Winchester House is made like a labyrinth for unknown reasons, but many believe that it is. It is also claimed that the haunting and apparitions surrounded the house after the killing of its residents by the Winchester rifles itself.
How to visit:Visit Winchester Mystery House
6. Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania
Gettysburg National Military Park, sounds patriotic right? Well, right you are! This formidable place is the battlegrounds for Civil War's deadliest battle. Almost 50,000 Americans were killed at Gettysburg in 1863, these bodies were eventually dumped into mass graves. They still haunt the place for they haven't found peace yet! Try to visit them, yeah?
How to visit: Visit Gettysburg National Military Park
5. The Villisca Ax Murder House, Iowa
Located in Vilisca, Iowa in United States, last happened in June 10, 1912. Gruesome as it may seem, it gets worse, the six members of the Moore family and two house guests were found bludgeoned, those six were children had severe head wounds caused by an ax. The crime remains unsolved.
4. Alcatraz Prison, San Francisco
One of the most notable penitentiaries in American. Al Capone, an American gangster who once served at Alcatraz Penitentiary for 4.5 years. The staff still denies the claims about the existence of apparitions in Alcatraz Prison for it becomes really "unnecessary" to know. I think it's up to you to know whether there is actually a thing in there, because you've got what it takes. After all, the creepy scenery of Alcatraz would intensify the scary vibes.
3. Seven Sisters Road, Nebraska
Ohhhhh, sounds creepy right? Keep up with the tale of Nebraska's Seven Sisters Road, this road is just referred to as the "L street" on all maps. According to legend, back in the 1900s, a young man was having a heated argument with his family, until his parents leave that time, he hung his sister one by one in separated trees. Years later, it is claimed that the trees once stood in those roads. Do you got what it takes to stay on these roads?
2. West Virginia State Penitentiary, West Virginia
A gothic-styled prison in Moundsville. Its past contains a violent events, until it goes to the point where a thing called "residual haunting" is visible in the place itself. Residual haunting is defined to be the apparition of replay of the past events which occurred to be violent during those times.
How to visit: Visit West Virginia State Penitentiary
1. Witch's Grave, Kansas
Back to witches again, whooo. It goes a long way of exploration but here we are, my personal choice! In fact, if I have time to be adventurous, then I would just visit the place like I really want to.
14-yr old May D Knotts was burnt at stake, accused of being a witch, at 1904. If one would go at 3:33 am, you are supposed to hear disembodied voices, apparitions, and a claim that a "Hellhound" is circling the grave of May. Come with me, let's visit this grave and have some creepy time!
How to visit: Visit at Quaker Valley Cemetery, Riverton, Kansas
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