The Ghost Road

Route 64 Our friends Teagan and Jimmy were firm believers in ghosts and claimed to have seen the mysterious blonde-haired ghost that haunted Route 64. My brother and I were sitting with them at dinner one night, and we started kidding them about it. “Funny how we’ve never seen him, and we drive that stretch of road all the time,” my brother Jim drawled.“You skeptic,” Teagan said, emphasizing the word as if it were a curse. “One of these days, you’re gonna find out I’m right.” The evening ended pleasantly

places in Wisconsin are worth learning about. Do you know what the closet haunted places to you are? The closet haunted places are in Weyauwega, Marsh Road. There are actually two haunted roads by the name of Marsh Road in Weyauwega (Haunted Places in Wisconsin 29). There is one where I live stretching from highway 54 to White Lake Road, which is the road I live on, and there is one near highway ten just off of

the living. From the ghost of Marilyn Monroe to a ghost truck which chases people off a cliff, America has had a very long history of paranormal happenings which haunt visitors and locals alike. Here are 10 creepy places in America you will never want to visit. List Item Queen Mary, a retired ocean liner, contains several ghosts, including ghostly kids playing by the pool and the spirit of a sailor accidentally killed while fleeing a fire. List Item Roosevelt Hotel, one

completely demolished after a blazing fire burned it to the ground. The community along with visitors to the area and investigating paranormal teams have dubbed it one of the most eerie and haunted hot-spots in the entire state of Virginia. Apparitions, ghosts, flickering lantern lights, dark shadows, and other phantom entities have been spotted in the Old House Woods for over 200 years. Mathews County was once an active port just before Revolutionary and Civil Wars. The entire area is saturated in history

forever. All of the great changes are made through one single Christmas Eve, where the ghost of Christmas past, present, and future visited Mr. Scrooge, offering him an opportunity to redeem himself and change his mean, miserly ways. Every ghost taught Scrooge great lessons, but the ghost of Christmas past affected Scrooge the most, and it builds up the foundation of such heartwarming change. To begin with, the ghost of Christmas past made Scrooge see a picture of love and loneliness. The first journey

at the same time. While in Savannah I had gone to river street, went on a ghost tour, and seen many of the tourist attractions. River street was very fascinating at first sight. I had said, “This is a wonderful place.” I had seen many people walking up and down the sidewalk. The roads that had cars driving on them were made of cobblestone, and it was also covered with dew.When I was walking along the dew covered road i had almost slipped. Also I had went to a candy shop and it had a wonderful

denied slaves. Manifesting herself with the rage of a baby ghost, Beloved’s early disruptions are driven by the unvoiced cries of slaves as they experience the horrors of slavery. The ghost haunts and plagues 124 Bluestone road, Sethe’s Home, capturing the deadly “venom” (3) of the institution and the unexpressed “spite” (3) of all repressed slave stories. Baby Suggs, Sethe’s mother in law, recognizes the house is “lucky [that] this ghost is a baby” and not “my [Baby Suggs’] husband’s spirit” (6)

bleak ballad, Ghost House, influentially using the abstruse symbolism and depressing imagery in order to achieve a desolate tone. As the poem is depressing, the symbolism utilized throughout contributes to the effect as the speaker “ dwell[ed] in a lonely house...and left no trace but the cellar walls, and a cellar in which the daylight falls “ The lack of the delight from daylight and absence of a sound structure of the house symbolizes death, as the area was left in smithereens and ghosts crept the

in St. Francisville, Louisiana. David Bradford built the plantation in 1794 on an ancient Tunica Indian burial gound (The Moonlight Road). After his death, the property was passed down to different family members and own by various other families (The Myrtles Plantation). The house is rumoured to be the site for more than 10 murders and suicides and at least 12 ghosts (The Myrtles Plantation). The plantation was built on an ancient Indigenous burial land and it was home to a number of different families

hotel has hosted many famous people, including Elvis and major league baseball players. The Pfister Hotel was built in the late 1800s. It’s founder, Charles Pfister, died in the hotel in 1927 and his ghost is claimed to be haunting the hotel. According to Patrick Reusse in “Patrick Reusse: Ghost Tales Get Go-Go Going Out The Door”, Charles Pfister “can be seen overlooking the ornate lobby from the grand staircase” (1). Many MLB players experienced encounters with paranormal activity while staying