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Many legends of hauntings in Mankato, Minnesota have been told time after time. Though many people tell these stories, it is unknown to whether or not they are true. In this research paper, I will discuss several different legends that have been told throughout time in Mankato. The legends I will further examine are: the legend of Sibley Park, the Memorial Library on campus, the Carnegie Art Center, and the Witch’s Grave. Being that I am from Mankato, Minnesota, I thought it would be very interesting to research more about these legends and the experiences had in these places. Though I, myself, have not experienced anything completely unusual in these places, many people in the town have another experience. Memorates, or accounts of first hand

On the 30th of June, 1986 the Snedeker family moved into their new home in Southington, Connecticut. Soon after they moved in, strange and frightening things started happening. Even though a 2009 movie based on the events that took place was produced, most of the occurrences in the movie were purely fictional and changed by hollywood. Because of this, many people wonder what really happened on 208 Meriden Avenue, how much of it was real? Throughout the following paragraphs we will discuss and analyze what really happened during the haunting in connecticut.

Overall, the question whether “The Demon Lover”, by Elizabeth Bowen, is a psychological hallucination or a true ghost story is clearly answered. There is little evidence

Many Elizabethan bedsides were haunted from “the terrors of the night”. Back then their ghosts were nothing like the pasty blobs we call ghosts now. Theirs were quite gruesome. Ghostly visitations were claimed to have been very unpleasant. Not only this, but they claimed it cast them into a state of spiritual confusion.

The events in the home are a justifiable mystery and professional ghost hunters along with psychic investigators claim that the events that took place in the Exorcist and the Amityville Horror cannot even begin to hold a candle to the random paranormal occurrences that possess the Sallie House on a daily basis.

The answer to my big question is that i don't believe the biltmore hotel is haunted. Back in 1922 the biltmore was financed by Johan Leisse Weisskopf a known satanist used to do rituals and according to people they believe that this is true and that this is the reason why the hotel is haunted.

Unlike most Southport residences, this structure has a deep brick basement and is awash with folklore about secret tunnels and its own resident ghost. Its place in Southport’s history is about the only aspect of this structure that is not surrounded by whispers and mystery.

Athens, Ohio is well known for its collegiate atmosphere and extensive history, but there is another venue that grabs the attention of visitors. The Ridges, an outdated mental hospital, has been the subject of a plethora of myths and superstitions over the years. Walking tours are held there to explain the correct history of the buildings. However, this does not stop the rumors from spreading, despite the accuracy of the information. The Ridges in Athens are viewed as haunted because of its long history leading to misinformation.

There's bound to be some scares and hauntings if you visit the Inn on St. Ann. A common occurance is the hijinks of a ghost the staff calls Knobby. Doorknobs on the second floor are constantly removed. They are found next to the doors, on the floor or missing altogether. When the staff tries to reattach the knobs, it's impossible. They can't be glued or screwed back onto the doors.

The story itself is full of fallacies that seem illogical and improvable. First of all, the article contains a lot of personal experiences of the writer himself, without any physical evidence or witnesses. Therefore, those stories are considered to be anecdotal fallacy. Furthermore, the article itself seems to appeals to emotion, where the writer try to manipulated reader’s emotion to feel horrified which makes the article feel stronger and more realistic. The writer also appeals to the expertise where he mentioned about how the abbot knows that he have encountered a ghost without asking him, he also stated that he is a Marxist which makes his words about ghost and superstitious seems stronger. The article also contains false cause about why he has been seeing ghost recently. The article stated that the writer has been to a funeral. Therefore, the abbot stated that the ghost might follow him from the funeral because it was the most possible reason. He’s could be hallucinating for all we know, we just don’t have a reasonable proof but it seems to be much more logical assumption. The means of persuasion in this article is that they use some of the Thailand’s cultural and beliefs about karma and spirits which makes the story seems realistic. In addition, the writer also manipulates our emotion to feel horrified along with the story. I clearly state that this article is not real because of a very weak evidence, numerous fallacy and exaggerating

There are inexplicable strange sounds and movements, so the building must be haunted: many people are quick to jump to these assumptions that something is haunted or paranormal when it could be something as simple as an old broken down exhaust fan causing it. Carrie Poppy, in the TEDTalk titled “A Scientific Approach to the Paranormal”, talks about the quick judgements in determining the paranormal and how in her lifetime all of them have been debunked by science. She explains that assuming something is paranormal can actually be dangerous. She is the co-host of a popular podcast Oh No, Ross and Carrie!

Then there's the White House in the United States. Considered to be perhaps the most haunted house in America, there has been several reported phenomenons, many of them believed to be sightings of past presidents of the United States. Mary Todd Lincoln, wife of Abraham Lincoln, believed strongly in the occult and often held seances in order to communicate with her sons. She had told friends she had heard former president Andrew Jackson stomping and swearing through the halls of the presidential residence. Jackson's bedchamber, also know as the Rose Room, is said to be one of the most haunted rooms in the White House. But he isn't the only president said to be wandering the halls of the

Delhi – The name is enough to tell anything about tourism, adventure, entertainment, photography etc. Delhi has everything else you could possibly imagine. It has something for everyone.

Indra startled me with his thunder like voice, ‘Stay away from it Ahalya! Don't mis-use your invaluable boon to save the life of this criminal. Later, this boon will be used for a noble cause”

India culture is one of the most talked about cultures in the world. People from different countries come to India to get a touch of it. But what exactly culture is? Culture is about everything how people live, what their values, beliefs, are and then their language, food, religion, traditions and so many things.