From twisted haunted houses and eerie forests to scream-filled corn mazes and ghostly trails, #Oregon offers no shortage of fright-filled fun for thrill-seekers of all kinds during #Halloween week! https://t.co/7YRPnYMzQo
As autumn settles over #SouthCarolina and the nights turn cool and dark, the state comes alive with haunted happenings and hair-raising adventures!
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Haunt fans in #NewYork have plenty of spine-tingling haunts to visit this #Halloween season! Here's a look back at local favorites from last season!
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Real Haunt: Edna Collins Bridge - Putnam County, IN
Built in 1922, this bridge is located over Little Walnut Creek and was the last covered bridge built in all of Putnam County. It's the most common ghost story that involves a ghostly young girl who died after she had gone swimming in the creek below the bridge. She often did this as she lived nearby to the bridge and her parents would drop her off on their way to town. When they returned one day to pick her up, she didn't respond to their car honks, and she was found dead. Stories say the little girl drowned, but other circumstances surrounding her death are unknown.
Different variations of the story say her mother then hung herself from the bridge, not long after her daughter's death. While another says her father was actually the man who built the bridge, and named it after his daughter. So how does the young girl haunt this Indiana bridge? Supposedly, if you drive onto the bridge, turn your car off, and honk three times, Edna will appear and try to get in your vehicle. Some have also found child-sized handprints on their cars and have heard the sound of a young girl laughing.
Unlock fear beyond anything you thought possible this #Halloween season at acclaimed haunts like Dread Hollow in Chattanooga!
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Small in size but brimming with #haunted locales, #NewJersey has some of the spookiest ghost stories in the nation! Here are the 10 essential tales. https://t.co/kOSGTAWMzl
It wouldn't be the #Halloween season without #jackolanterns, and we can't wait to see the thousands on display at gems like The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze on Long Island!
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Do you know the story of #WaverlyHills Sanatorium?
The Louisville sanatorium first opened in 1910 as a two-story hospital to accommodate no more than 50 tuberculosis patients. It closed in 1961, due to the antibiotic drug streptomycin, which lowered the need for such a hospital like this one. In July of 1983, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is said to be quite haunted.
The establishment has been featured on TV's #GhostHunters as being one of the most haunted hospitals in the eastern United States and was also on ABC/FOX Family Channel's Scariest Places on Earth, VH1's Celebrity Paranormal Project, Zone Reality's Creepy, the British show Most Haunted, Paranormal Challenge and #GhostAdventures on Travel Channel.