America's Most HAUNTED Places
Many places have their ghosts, and there are some in which the concentration of the undead is a bit on the high side. The locations featured in this video are of the latter category. Which means you should now turn out the lights, put on some creepy music, and tune into America’s Most Haunted!
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5. RMS Queen Mary
The RMS Queen Mary is an old, retired British ocean liner whose maiden voyage began on May 27, 1936. During the Second World War, she ferried Allied soldiers and worked as a troop ship, but when it was over, she was refitted for use for passengers and was used for transatlantic crossings. Her last voyage, from Southampton to Long Beach, California, happened in 1967, and then the ship was retired, but stayed in Long Beach and became a hotel with a museum and restaurants. Since her docking, there have been rumors of hauntings, and she quickly gained notoriety as a top haunted tourist attraction. The 1st Class pool, a stateroom, and room B-340 are among the supposed hotspots, and familiar ghosts are a lady in white, an engineer who was crushed in the engine room, and several children. Ships are weird enough, but when you add ghosts into the equation, they get downright creepy!
4. Gettysburg
Alright, if this place really is haunted, it would make total sense; we mean, this was the site of one of the most bloody and terrible battles of the Civil War! The Union and Confederate armies began to fight in and around Gettysburg, Pennsylvania on July 1, 1863, and did so for three days straight! At the end of the conflict, some 50,000 young men lie on the battlefield, some fatally wounded, some already gone. Many of the soldiers from the Confederate army never got a proper burial, and, without being laid to rest, it’s said that they wander the battlefield to this day. A farm used as a hospital by the Confederates, the Daniel Lady Farm, is supposedly haunted by an entire corps of 10,000 soldiers, as well as General Richard Ewell. The Gettysburg Hotel is supposedly haunted by Union soldiers and a woman who has been seen dancing in the ballroom. The Baladerry Inn and Cashtown Inn are said to be inhabited by ghosts, and visitors can take a ghost train across the battlefield and learn the entire haunted history of the area. It’s basically a whole town chock full of spirits!
3. St. Augustine Lighthouse
This old lighthouse is currently in-service and has been since it was built and lit in 1874. But the current lighthouse is the second, as the first, which was first lit circa 1737, eroded and fell into the sea in 1880. Even before that, the British and Spanish governments had old beacons and watchtowers in the area as far back as 1565, so there’s a lot of history here. An old, passed-on lighthouse keeper is sometimes spotted in spirit form; he died from a fall off the tower while painting it. It’s also said to be haunted by three young girls, who supposedly perished not far from the lighthouse after a cart they were playing with broke and fell into the sea.
2. Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast
The site of one of the most famous and brutal crimes of the 19th century, the Lizzie Borden house is unsurprisingly touted as being the site of a haunting. On August 4, 1892, young Lizzie Borden’s parents were brutally taken out by someone with an ax, and Lizzie quickly became the main suspect. She was eventually acquitted, but that doesn’t mean her house isn’t haunted! The Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast is now operated in the original home of the Bordens, and it is here that people experience a bunch of different paranormal phenomena. Shoes will travel across the floor on their own; a woman is heard weeping at all hours of the night, an older woman will tuck guests into bed, lights flicker, electronic devices act strange, and more! So, if you want a spooky night, head to the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast in Fall River, Massachusetts!
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Haunted & historic Gettysburg Confederate Camp in Gettysburg PA USA - 2018 WLGH Live Participation
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The 52nd New York Infantry was an all german regiment recruited formed New York City in the fall of 1861. Colonels Emil Von Schoening and Paul Frank were given authority to raise infantry regiments to quell the southern rebellion. Colonel Schoening was able to raise six companies and he called his battalion the German Rangers and Colonel Paul Frank was able to raise four companies and he called his battalion the Sigel Rifles after the famous German-American General Franz Sigel. The two battalions would merge and form the 52nd New York on November 1st, 1861 for three years of service, keeping both bynames for the regiment.
The 52nd would be baptized in fire at the battle of Seven Pines and would continue to see service with McClellan during the Peninsula Campaign and Seven Days battle. After their failed effort to take Richmond, the Germans and the II corps would be stationed in Washington D.C. and would cover Pope’s retreat after his failed push towards Richmond during the Northern Virginia Campaign. Upon hearing Lee crossed into Maryland, their corps would join McClellan in his pursuit of the old gray fox.
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