| New Orleans ~ St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 ~ This spooky graveyard has long been haunted by a vanishing woman in white who flags down taxi drivers and asks to be taken home. She vanishes from the car before they arrive and the driver always discovers that the woman died years before. To this day, taxi drivers will not pick up women in white dresses near the cemetery! The graveyard is also said to be haunted by the ghost of voodoo queen, Marie Laveau. Her spirit has been reported inside of the cemetery and even on nearby streets. Believers still come to her tomb today and leave offerings in hope of being blessed by her supernatural powers.� |
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| Ohio ~ Camp Chase ~ Fresh flowers often mysteriously appear on the grave of a Confederate soldier who is buried here. It is believed that they are left behind by the famous "Lady in Gray", a widow who lost her husband at the terrible prisoner of war camp that was here during the Civil War. Her ghost has been seen walking among the tombstones.� Ohio, Toledo ~Wolfinger Cemetery~ Tombstones dating back to the late 1700's. Along the far side of the cemetery there are five graves, mother, father and three children all of whom were deceased within weeks of each other. It has been reported that these three children have been seen playing among the tombstones. Particularly a young girl dressed in the style of the late1800's. She wears a blue dress with a white pinafore, and appears to be 10-12 years old. |
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| Virginia Arlington National Cemetery Fort Meyer Arlington, Virginia 22211 Confederate Cemetery Fredericksburg, Virginia In these two spots you can find yourself next to ghostly passerby of a soldier or military personal that has and or is still fighting the war of their time. Wandering the grounds and seeking their peace. |
| Tennessee, Wartrace ~ Old Salem Cemetary ~ Cemetery being as old as the 1700s by what the gravestones say and most seem to be German immigrants. Many say they have seen ghosts and they seem to be always the same or in the same area. An exiting place to be specially for the age of the cemetery. ~National Cemetary ~ Stone River Battlefield Murfreesboro, Tennessee |
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