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A spider spun its web at the side of the
haunted
Lemp Mansion.
How very appropriate! Click photo to see
larger version. Photo by Amy Stark,
September, 2005.
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Haunted
California
A Cold
Greeting in San Francisco
Ghosts of Calico
Ghosts of the
Queen Mary in Long Beach
The Haunted Drum Barracks
Haunted
Rialto Theatre in South Pasadena
Haunting
at the Bella Maggiore Inn, Ventura
The History &
Hauntings of Alcatraz
La Llorona - Weeping Woman of the
Southwest
Legends of Bodie
Las
Brujas (The Witches) of Seville
The Phantoms
of Vallecito Stage Station
Sleeping
With Ghosts in California
The Spook Of
Misery Hill
Suicide Bridge on Route 66
Haunted Colorado
Genesee Buffalo Ranch
Estes
Park Hauntings
Gilpin
County Hauntings
Ghost Lights
of the Silver Cliff Cemetery
Ghosts of the Cripple Creek Mining District
Haunted
Denver - Mile High Ghosts
Brown Palace
Hotel
Lumber Baron
Inn
Ghosts of
Cheesman Park
Slackjaw
of Cheesman Park
Haunted St Elmo
Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs
The Legend of Silver Heels
The Phantom
Train of Marshall Pass
The
Richest Square Mile is Haunted!
Riders of
the Desert
Haunted
Illinois
Ghosts of Historic Springfield
Ghosts of the Rialto Theatre in
Joliet
Haunted Cigars &
Stripes in Berwyn
Inn at 835 in
Springfield
Haunted Iowa
Present
at a Hanging
Haunted Kansas
Atchison
Eldridge
Hotel, Lawrence
Haunted Forts of
Kansas
Hollenberg
Pony Express
LeHunt, Kansas
Theorosa
Bridge in Valley Center
Haunted
Kentucky
An Arrest
Little
White Men in Kentucky
Haunted Missouri
Columbia Hauntings
Devil's
Promenade & Hornet Spook Light
Haunted Bissell Mansion in St. Louis
How The Crime Was Revealed - A Legend
Jesse James
Farm, Kearney
Ghosts
of the Bethlehem Cemetery, St. Louis
Ghosts of
Greater St. Louis
Haunted Bissell Mansion in St. Louis
Haunted Springfield
Historic Elms
Hotel in Excelsior Springs
Independence Hauntings
The Legend of
Bone Hill in Levasy
Lemp Mansion
- St. Louis
Tribute to the Trail of Tears
The Union Missouri Haunting
Wilson Creek
& the Bloody Hill Ghosts
Haunted Montana
Garnet -
Best Kept Ghost
Town Secret
Ghost Town
Ghosts in Bannack
Haunted
Nebraska
The Legend
of Blackbird Hill
The Salt Witch of the Nebraska Plains
Haunted Nevada
The Ghost of
Armbruster Pike
Haunted
Goldfield Hotel in Goldfield
Hell Dogs of
Eldorado Canyon
Haunted New
Mexico
Black
Jack Ketchum Lives On!
The Death
Waltz
The
Ghosts of Albuquerque
The Ghost
of Guney, Eagle Nest
Kimo
Theatre, Albuquerque
La Fonda
Hotel in Santa Fe
La Llorona - Weeping Woman of the
Southwest
La Posada
Hotel in Santa Fe
Luna Mansion
in Los Lunas
Madrid - A
Haunted Ghost Town
More
Haunted Santa Fe
Mystery
of Eagle Nest Lodge
St James
Hotel, Cimarron
Phantom Poker at the St. James
Ghost Hunters at the St. James
The Roswell
Incident and the International UFO Museum & Research Center
Haunted
Oklahoma
Devil's
Promenade & Hornet Spook Light
Ghostly
Tales of Oklahoma's Route 66
Ghosts of
the Tulsa Little Theatre
Haunted Belvidere Mansion in Claremore
A
Haunted House in Cordell
A Haunting
in Bristow
Haunted
Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City
Haunting of the Gilcrease Museum
Haunted Oregon
Ghost
Hunting on Oregon's Coast
Haunted South
Dakota
Banshee
Of The Bad Lands
Haunted
Bullock Hotel in Deadwood
Sica
Hollow State Park - Spooky & Beautiful
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For over all there
hung a cloud of fear,
a sense of mystery the spirit daunted,
and said as plain as a whisper in the ear,
"The place is haunted."
-- Thomas Hood

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question each of us has to answer is what happens to us after death.
We don't want to accept it as finality. Ghosts are proof that
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-- John Carpenter, movie director
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