The spirits in the Alamo aren't evil. The site is always crowded with tourists, but every time I walk in, it seems like everyone disappears, and there is a hush, with just maybe hollow sounding footsteps to break the silence. I've never actually seen anything supernatural, but I FEEL them. Like gossamer threads over your side sight, you know they are there. It's a magical feeling, and the strange thing is, my ex husband, who is from Iowa, didn't experience it. He thought I was crazy. But, my kids, who are native Texans, as I am, knew exactly what I meant. Oh, and Texas doesn't border Alabama. And the Haunted Hill House is in Mineral WELLS, not Mineral SPRINGS.
@@marionmarchetti7096 thank you. I think a lot of it, also, is that my family has been in Texas since 1821, and were part of the Old 200, who came with Stephen Austin.
@@MeadowDay born and raised. My sister had a plaque that said, "Never ask a man where he's from. If he's from Texas, he'll tell you. If he's not, don't embarrass him."
This is what happens when people generate the “facts” from Chat GPT and don’t cross check them 🙄 I’m so sick of these hands-off, easy to do TH-cam channels.
I think he either meant Louisiana which is a three hour drive or he meant it borders the Alabama Coushatta Reservation, which is about a 35 minute drive.
The story about the bus driver and the ghost kids who pushed his car to safety when a train was about to hit him was bittersweet. It's nice to hear a story about ghosts that are benevolent.
White Rock Lake in Dallas. So the story goes sometine around 1920's a young lady was to be married, all the plans were in place and a couple of days before the wedding the groom called everything off. On the night of the wedding the young lady put her wedding dress on a d drove a car that was a wedding gift into the lake and drow. People have reported that on the anniversary of her death, a young lady dressed in white walking c down road and waves down the driver. She say that she was in an accident and needs a ride home. When the driver gets to her home she is no longer in the car and we're she was sitting s sopping wet.
Im from San Antonio Texas and had the pleasure of going to women hollering creek and the haunted train tracks many times! Lets just say im a believer of the paranormal
I work in Palo Pinto county and I can confirm it’s being renovated and the haunted hill house is next door to it. It’s gonna be a loooong time before it’s done based on the fact you never see workers or anything, the lights upstairs change from time to time so I assume someone’s doing it little by little.
I'm from the area and I understand that some investors fell through for the Baker and renovations are suspended for now. But they have made many many beautiful repairs. Old girl looking like she did back in the day.
I had a business dinner several years ago with a couple of the investors in the Baker Hotel restoration. Great folks with good intentions. It’s a shame to hear that project is on hold. I have property out between Mineral Wells and Possum Kingdom. The Baker is such an iconic building for that area, and a lot of great restoration has been done in Mineral Wells. Hopefully the issues get settled soon and the work can resume.
We had our honeymoon at the Driskill it was amazing the place smells like the best cologne sprayed over rich mahogany that's soaked in 200 years of sweet cuban cigar smoke. I loved it
HILL HOUSE , is located in Mineral Wells Texas NOT Mineral Springs as stated in the video Baker's Hotel Hill House both are in the little town of Mineral Wells Texas. Hill House is a very active location .In 2020 Renovations started at the baker's Hotel Renovations are supposed to be complete around 2024 it will be very interesting to see what they do with the baker's hotel . In the past years prior to the building being shut down the baker's lower level was used for individual small businesses . I Can't wait to see Bakers after the renovations . The new owners of the property has forbidden to anyone take pictures of the inside of the hotel while Renovations are ongoing.
I chaperoned my son’s school trip to the USS Lexington. We spent the night on the ship in the Chief’s Quarters. We heard the lockers open and close. At 3am in the morning we heard the clanking of tools and voices of the sailors working on ship. The only problem was, there was no Navy working crew onboard. Another parent and her daughter had their feet pulled on as they tried to sleep.
Spent the night on the Lex as well. I didn't believe. The second night of our Scout trip I hear the other Mom sleeping in bunk next to mine get up and go to the bathroom. When she came back I could feel her staring at me but didn't think anything of it. The door the quarters slammed and when I opened my eyes she was sound asleep. The next morning at breakfast she asked me if I had issues sleeping because she heard me walking around and then slamming the door. I said.......that wasn't me I thought that was YOU.
In New Braunfels TX we have an abandon mill that is said to be very very haunted. I’m not too sure about the full story. However me and a few friends attempted to sneak in, but only one of us was able to get on the property before we had a brief run in with a police officer. The one who made it in took off running through a completely open docking bay. When we all found him back at the car, he had a very deep jagged gash across his arm. Don’t know what is there, but the place still scares me to this day
The number 3 story. There's a similar Legend just outside of the town of Canton Texas where I grew up where a Bus full of kids in the 1950s saw it on a railroad track and got hit by a train. That bus is in a field to this day next to the train track and if you go out there at a certain time of night you can see the bloody handprints of the children that were on that bus. And also if you turn your car off in the middle of the train tracks at around midnight and you leave your car still any neutral your car will suddenly move off the tracks and then when he step out you can see handprints on the back of your car. Supposedly this is the ghost of the children that died in the train crash pushing your car off the railroad tracks.
My parents went to school with the girls who died on #3. My uncle was good friends with Tracy, one of the 3 who burned down the bridge. I remember ice sledding behind his car at Forum 303 Mall during an ice storm in the mid 70's and driving to the bridge for kicks as a teen. Memories!
I work at La Carafe as a bartender. First he said the name wrong and also has the facts wrong there was No former manager that died there And we don’t sell cocktails there.
My hometown Corpus Christi. The USS Lexington has overnight stays sometimes expensive but I heard it’s worth it. The ship has a nickname called the Blue Ghost because she sank 4 times but every time kept resurfacing plus too honor her (the ship) the crew and the air crew that served aboard her. They also light her up blue at night and she’s docked at one of our beaches, North beach which you can literally see her while at the beach from a little distance plus at the Texas State Aquarium.
Thank you, Im from Texas and I loved these stories. The old town spring is all time #1. I would be more scared of and Indian cruise or building and an Indian burial ground more than demon entity
I had some friends who owned Aunt Edith's Great American Mercantile in Old Town Spring. I worked for them during the Crawfish Festival one year, and ended up working full time for about six months. It was a fun place to work.
The “woman gets stood up and kills herself in the hotel room” and “young couple in a car” stories are very common urban legends that literally every other town has
I’ve been to the Alamo and I remember seeing a soldier outside of the inside area, I’ve also been to Hotel Galvez in Galveston. My family was staying there for a competitive cheer competition. While I didn’t see anything, apparently when I was looking in the mirror, my sister and our friend (both my teammates) saw a man in the mirror behind me dressed in 1900s clothing. Another one of our teammates stayed in Room 501 purposely and reported a few things as well. There’s also Athens, TX, where I’m from. It has a ton of bizarre and paranormal activity/history. My dad’s law firm, Weinstein Law, was built in 1898, 100 years before I was born. When I was 4 or 5, my dad and I were at his law firm late at night and I saw a full body apparition of a woman that looked so real that I didn’t know that she was a spirit at first. I was at the bottom of the stairs and she was at the top. I wasn’t scared at all and she gave off very caring energy. After she disappeared, I went upstairs to look for her, as my dad’s office is also upstairs and after not finding her, I asked my dad where the woman went and his response was, “What are you talking about? We are the only two people in the whole building.” He’s a giant skeptic, while I’ve always been open minded to the paranormal. I then realized that she was a spirit and never saw her again. I was actually a bit sad that I never saw her again, but I hope that maybe I helped her cross over because I was dressed in clothes from the 2000s and she was wearing an outfit of a maid/baby sitter from the 1900s and must have realized that. She felt like the type to take care of children, like she was watching me to make sure that I was okay. The law firm used to be a house when it was built. It didn’t stop me from telling everybody that worked there about it as a kid, though, which freaked a few employees out, but they never saw her.
Whoever's reading this,I pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! amen
I went to Lake Highland High School , it was dark walking to the room and suddenly I realized this room was full of barbis and toys mostly dolls, I was excited to see all of this but I couldn't get over the fact that I felt the dolls and barbies looking at me, I took a spin in the same spot and it felt like I couldn't breathe the intesity of it all was heavy on my chest, on the outside I was smiling (bish I was scarrrRrRrred) 🥲 I heard kids laughing and playing with images in my mind in seconds. As I turned to walk away made my head hurt 🤕 and a couple steps before exiting as Im looking at a small part of the gym thinking aha im almost out of here, He said "Get out" while growling at me 😭 I did this little skip of faith acting like I didn't just hear that shat 🥺 I regreat the moment the teacher told me to put the volleyballs in that room 🥶 my neck had goosebumps.
The whole town of Jefferson in east TX is haunted and a great place for a weekend getaway. All three hotels have spirits and a lot of activity, and the old mill which is now an antique store. I actually got touched on my head while in there. 30 minutes away is an old stage coach road that goes through the woods, its haunted too.
A small group and myself just toured Yorktown Memorial Hospital and had an amazing time! The tour was informative and we were given time afterwards to wander on our own and we had a lot of really cool experiences! 10/10 would recommend.
You forgot about how haunted Galveston is from that 1 hurricane and how haunted Old Town Spring is! Books written on both of them with all of the apparitions 🥰 Stand corrected, old Town spring was mentioned 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 the book has so much in it! The white house is now a Chrystal shop, you're not allowed upstairs. You can see some apparitions while walking the streets in the night
When you said one of the first things people would see at the church was a white horse I thought of the bible verse, "And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him."
The PLAZA THEATRE In EL Paso Tx was never demolished! It was left derelict for about 15 yrs befor complete restoration in the mid 90's! I should know- I live here in El Paso Tx born and raised!
My husband and his co-workers stayed the night in the battle ship in Corpus Christi, he was outside getting some fresh air. He swore he saw something, and thought it was one of his co-workers but it was not. When he went to the direction the person went no one was there. Although is was there for a team exercise he did enjoy his time there,
Omg a similar thing happened to me. I was homeschooled in highschool along with my nieces and nephews. We stayed on the ship for a school trip around 1999. I saw what I thought was my nephew Levi walking away from the group, so I followed him down to what I remember being an engine room and was calling out to him. He never answered and I lost sight of him. Turns out it wasn't him. Always creeped me out.
I lived in Spring most of my life and I remember most of the fires that have happened. I even worked in old town spring for a few years and I was across the street from the old funeral home. The only real spooky stuff that happened was the shop getting super cold in the middle of summer, but my co workers at the time had an experience. They said as they were closing up shop one of them had to use the bathroom and the other was waiting on them so they could turn on the alarm. It got colder than what we usually experienced and the one waiting by the alarm heard a little girl laughing and saw her standing by the door. She knew it wasn't a customer cause the store had been closed for 10 mins and she ran towards the bathroom to get my other co worker. Turns out the other co worker couldn't open the door and was locked inside and had been banging on the door to get her attention. They both struggled to get the door open and they both heard the laughter one more time before the door popped open. They turned the alarm on and ran out the door.
Oh man I love you guys. My Grandmother graduated El Paso High and alot of my friends graduate from there and they said it ain't scary but there's a desk that nobody was allow to sit. But I did go to Plaza theater last year, oh man I love that place and enjoy star wars night over there.
funfact: there are two 'screaming bridges' on Arlington. the stories of the two are often mixed (like in this video). The photos shown are from river legacy park, and most of the story, took place a mile away. In both locations, there were fatal car crashes, resulting in multiple women dying.
I'm from Arlington, and I don't think they realize the hike they have to make for the River Legacy Park one. You can't drive up to it, and we do have cougar in the woods leading up to it. I walk the trails regularly, and I ran into a cougar in a clearing. You have to go off of the trails to get to the bridge, which is now in a severe state of disrepair, so you have to know which side to approach it from if you actually want to get on the bridge. The other one that they're talking about is on Greenbelt Rd., but the problem with that one, is that it also isn't the actual bridge the girls died on. The wooden bridge they died on, is now a culvert. Sorry, but Arlington doesn't have any haunted bridges. We just have a very beautiful park to walk through. We also have Six Flags, the AT&T Stadium where the Cowboys play, and Globe Life Field where the Rangers play. We have Ft. Worth and The Stockyards right next door. There's so much more to see and do than a couple of broken down bridges that had nothing to do with the accident, and therefore, aren't really haunted.
Being a native of Austin, Texas, I can attest to the hauntings at The Driscoll Hotel. Lovely place. And the USS Lexington is a wonderful trip for anyone.
Hey look up the devil came to Odessa Texas, it happened in the 80's. I was a lil child but I remember this happening and the story still runs strong to this day. Very interesting I promise
One chilly autumn night the most handsome man mysteriously appeared at a dance and swept all the ladies off their feet. Women fell into a trance while dancing ŵ/him and said it felt like they were dancing on air. When he finally decided which of the beautiful ladies he would end the night with, they went to the bar to get a drink. The woman happened to look down and noticed he didn't have normal feet, his feet were big hooves, she started to scream and the man smiled wickedly at her and made his exit STAT. With everyone staring at him, he bolted out the door and they saw him leaping from car roof to car roof until he disappeared into to night. When the car owners went to see if there was any damage done they saw all the car tops dented severely with hoove marks
@@unapologetic3674 Oh I think I’ve heard that one! I’ve never heard the end though. I didn’t know know where that happened. It definitely is interesting.
I'm a native Texan, and we are neighbors with Louisiana and Oklahoma, and New Mexico, so get that straight. You might want to find Texas on a map of the United States before doing a report on us.
Been to the Alamo once and I did have a weird feeling everytime I would turn a corner. I also had the feeling that someone was following me. At least Ik why I had those feelings. God can’t wait to go there again❤
I'm from San Antonio Texas and I believe in the paranormal and I resent the title saying these places are pure evil. No they're not they are just haunted. And wonderful places to visit. If they were pure evil you do not want to visit.
Maybe room 525 in that haunted Hotel is written about in the Eagles Song "Hotel California". "You can check in anytime you like but you can never leave"!!! 👍
There is nothing special about Rm 525 at The Driskill Hotel. Lazy writers and lax tour guides lump the 2 brides' stories together in the same room because they don't do their research.
I toured the San Fernando cathedral. There's a marble ossurary in the vestibule which supposedly holds the ashes of the Alamo defenders. Oh and BTW, the Baker and Hill House are in Mineral Wells, not Mineral Springs.
There is a place in Tennessee where it is said a deeply depressed woman drowned her two kids in a creek and then herself. It is rumored that in the midnight hours you can hear the kids crying.
I have never once seen Ghost at the Alamo. I am no ghost whisperer though. I lived in the Area of Brag Road. The lights are lights coming from cars. You can see the roads on either end of the road.
It’s sad how many of these I’ve been to, but Im a native Texan. Yes, the Driskell is probably haunted. I definitely saw something in room 525 when I stayed there after a party. It was just a smudgy shape, weird but I sort of shrugged it off. One of those corner of the eye, weird things. Granted I was drunk as a skunk at the time and so was everyone else. As for the painting, hard to tell, the equilibrium and balance thing was a given; I’ve passed that thing so many times I couldn’t tell you if it came from the daughter or not. (And truly, the Driskell is amazing, especially the bar; one of my favorite places in town. I grew up in Austin, this is not the only haunted place we went to, but it had the best trashy upscale cowboy chic around.) Marfa and Alpine are the best little towns in Texas - they were artist communes in the 70s and there is art everywhere. Sure, go see the lights, they are cool, but stay for the art, great food, nice people and beautiful desert nights.
Great stuff. One day I'll be visiting some of these places in Texas & see what happens ! maybe I'll come out screaming like a lunatic. I've visited many such places in Europe but luck or something else I came out feeling or seeing nothing .....
While Im from NY, I now live in Texas, near Huntsville, and Ive never known that theres a haunted cemetery near there, theres a road that my Aunt lived on that wasnt far from there either...
I used to live in Austin and visited the Driscoll hotel while they don't allow exploring beyond the main floor unless your a guest I had a very heavy weighted feeling that didn't subside until a little after leaving. Weirdest feeling ever.
That bridge in Arlington, it was the place to have high school partys. cops had a hard time getting to it and its one way in and out for cars.....see em comming half a mile away. don't remember partying with ghosts tho
All of the area round the “Alamo” and way beyond is haunted simply because the fight was not just at the “Alamo”. The house I was living in at the time I lived in San Antonio was haunted then I found out from my neighbor that the whole neighborhood was haunted and it was 10 miles from the Alamo.
Alamo is not evil, you can feel the spirits when walking it but it doesn’t feel evil. It feels like they are happy or at least curious people are there to learn about their lives and experiences. Not every spiritual experience is necessarily evil. Do better.
That train track thing. It’s a story about this train track in my town Danville VA that is literally true. I know for fact by seeing and feeling it myself.
Oh wow! I need to look into that. I live here in SA and know how popular the tracks are and often go during Halloween time even though I know it’s not a true story
Thank you for this. I just watched this case on That Chapter's page. You did a better break down then he did. You went a little deep, so I enjoyed this one a lot more
Just so U all know about the Alamo, soldiers aren't the only souls wondering the premises! My Native Indian ancestors also walk it! Their bodies buried in the foundations of the structure! They're still excavating remains to this day! Rest in peace mi familia! 🔪🔪🔪
I grew up close to Bragg Road. I've been down the road at least 100 times. It's absolutely real. Sometimes, the lights are more aggressive than other nights. Sometimes, they're off in the distance and disappear. Sometimes, they'll seem miles away, and in a split second, they'll be 100 yards away. Really creepy, especially if you're stoned.
I live in San Angelo where Fort Concho is located.A cavalry Fort from the old west days that was home for some of the Buffalo Soldiers back in the day....there's a lot of stories around that ghosts have been seen wandering around the old fort buildings...
I'm sorry but the Alamo part made me laugh. Being from Texas and have gone to the Alamo more times than I can remember and never once heard, seen, or felt anything. Now the screaming bridge on the other hand is weird. Never saw anything spoky but you hear the screams often at night.
Fun fact about old town spring is that only 3 bulidings in the whole town are orignal the rest were brought in from the Heights in houston because they all burnt to the ground i work in old town spring and am from spring tx.
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The spirits in the Alamo aren't evil. The site is always crowded with tourists, but every time I walk in, it seems like everyone disappears, and there is a hush, with just maybe hollow sounding footsteps to break the silence. I've never actually seen anything supernatural, but I FEEL them. Like gossamer threads over your side sight, you know they are there. It's a magical feeling, and the strange thing is, my ex husband, who is from Iowa, didn't experience it. He thought I was crazy. But, my kids, who are native Texans, as I am, knew exactly what I meant.
Oh, and Texas doesn't border Alabama.
And the Haunted Hill House is in Mineral WELLS, not Mineral SPRINGS.
Your kids inherited your sensitivity husband is not a sensitive
@@marionmarchetti7096 thank you. I think a lot of it, also, is that my family has been in Texas since 1821, and were part of the Old 200, who came with Stephen Austin.
Great post… from a real Texan ❤️
@@MeadowDay born and raised. My sister had a plaque that said, "Never ask a man where he's from. If he's from Texas, he'll tell you. If he's not, don't embarrass him."
Wait so the ghost there are actully friendly and just courageous off all these people ?
Um I'm not the best at geography.... But I am in Florida...Right next to Alabama. Texas is not on the other side of Alabama. ☺️🤣
Yea. Its near louisiana. Go figure
Yeahh I’m a Texan and a lot of what was said confused me lol
Texas doesn't border Alabama.
This is what happens when people generate the “facts” from Chat GPT and don’t cross check them 🙄 I’m so sick of these hands-off, easy to do TH-cam channels.
I was thinking the same thing
I love these stories. I just wanted to say Texas doesn't border Alabama.....
Same
I think he either meant Louisiana which is a three hour drive or he meant it borders the Alabama Coushatta Reservation, which is about a 35 minute drive.
I was thinking maybe he meant Arkansas. 🤷♀️
I was about to say the same
He meant Louisiana, the Big Thicket is in south east Texas.
The story about the bus driver and the ghost kids who pushed his car to safety when a train was about to hit him was bittersweet. It's nice to hear a story about ghosts that are benevolent.
Right
they all are very scary
It touched my heart. Those sweet babies. May they rest in peace
White Rock Lake in Dallas. So the story goes sometine around 1920's a young lady was to be married, all the plans were in place and a couple of days before the wedding the groom called everything off. On the night of the wedding the young lady put her wedding dress on a d drove a car that was a wedding gift into the lake and drow. People have reported that on the anniversary of her death, a young lady dressed in white walking c down road and waves down the driver. She say that she was in an accident and needs a ride home. When the driver gets to her home she is no longer in the car and we're she was sitting s sopping wet.
Too bad its debunked and full of shit
Im from San Antonio Texas and had the pleasure of going to women hollering creek and the haunted train tracks many times! Lets just say im a believer of the paranormal
I have been to the haunted train track and the ship in Corpus Christi
@@shay708 same here the ship was cool also
@@letsthrowaline1113 I lived in San Antonio for a while
That's cool! I'm still here in sa
OMG SAME
Being Hispanic the way he was saying “La Llarona” bothered me so much
🤣🤣🤦🏻♂️lorona
She’s a myth anyway stop crying
Why? The guy clearly doesnt speak spanish
Should english speakers get upset if a spanish speaker has trouble pronouncing english words?
Welp, hate to tell ya but that’s a white guy speaking
I hear that the Baker Hotel is finally being renovated. I'm so happy to hear that it's such a beautiful building.
I hope that's right, but there have been rumors of it for years.
I work in Palo Pinto county and I can confirm it’s being renovated and the haunted hill house is next door to it. It’s gonna be a loooong time before it’s done based on the fact you never see workers or anything, the lights upstairs change from time to time so I assume someone’s doing it little by little.
I'm from the area and I understand that some investors fell through for the Baker and renovations are suspended for now. But they have made many many beautiful repairs. Old girl looking like she did back in the day.
I had a business dinner several years ago with a couple of the investors in the Baker Hotel restoration. Great folks with good intentions. It’s a shame to hear that project is on hold. I have property out between Mineral Wells and Possum Kingdom. The Baker is such an iconic building for that area, and a lot of great restoration has been done in Mineral Wells. Hopefully the issues get settled soon and the work can resume.
We had our honeymoon at the Driskill it was amazing the place smells like the best cologne sprayed over rich mahogany that's soaked in 200 years of sweet cuban cigar smoke. I loved it
Yeah, it does smell really nice in there!
The story about the bus driver that got pushed to safety has me in tears.
Don't. It's made up and never happened. The tracks are on a hill and your car will roll on its own. No ghosts sadly.
It's a false story.
HILL HOUSE , is located in Mineral Wells Texas NOT Mineral Springs as stated in the video Baker's Hotel Hill House both are in the little town of Mineral Wells Texas. Hill House is a very active location .In 2020 Renovations started at the baker's Hotel Renovations are supposed to be complete around 2024 it will be very interesting to see what they do with the baker's hotel . In the past years prior to the building being shut down the baker's lower level was used for individual small businesses . I Can't wait to see Bakers after the renovations . The new owners of the property has forbidden to anyone take pictures of the inside of the hotel while Renovations are ongoing.
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I chaperoned my son’s school trip to the USS Lexington. We spent the night on the ship in the Chief’s Quarters. We heard the lockers open and close. At 3am in the morning we heard the clanking of tools and voices of the sailors working on ship. The only problem was, there was no Navy working crew onboard. Another parent and her daughter had their feet pulled on as they tried to sleep.
Luckyyyy!!!! You slept in there and you weren't alone!
A hell yeahhhh! Love from Banquete, Texas❤
You didn't get up and try to fight a ghost? You should have told them to f off into the void.
Spent the night on the Lex as well. I didn't believe. The second night of our Scout trip I hear the other Mom sleeping in bunk next to mine get up and go to the bathroom. When she came back I could feel her staring at me but didn't think anything of it. The door the quarters slammed and when I opened my eyes she was sound asleep. The next morning at breakfast she asked me if I had issues sleeping because she heard me walking around and then slamming the door. I said.......that wasn't me I thought that was YOU.
Can you imagine, how haunted the Roman colosseum is!!
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Those people in the colosseum where martyrs, they died for Jesus Christ, I’m sure their in Heaven, Roman Gladiators? Not sure about them?
It's haunted as shit, bro
You can feel the energy when you walk around inside
The spirit of Chuck Norris haunts there.
In New Braunfels TX we have an abandon mill that is said to be very very haunted. I’m not too sure about the full story. However me and a few friends attempted to sneak in, but only one of us was able to get on the property before we had a brief run in with a police officer. The one who made it in took off running through a completely open docking bay. When we all found him back at the car, he had a very deep jagged gash across his arm. Don’t know what is there, but the place still scares me to this day
I go there all the time it’s bein torn down but not that part but nah it don’t seem to be
Hey, that’s my hometown. Kinda surprised there’s no mention of the Faust Hotel
Probably my uncle who worked at the mill for the majority of his life. He lost an arm there. My hometown.
Or Pheonix Saloon. I had some eeroe things happen there as well as my brother who worked there. @@sharkinator7819
The number 3 story. There's a similar Legend just outside of the town of Canton Texas where I grew up where a Bus full of kids in the 1950s saw it on a railroad track and got hit by a train. That bus is in a field to this day next to the train track and if you go out there at a certain time of night you can see the bloody handprints of the children that were on that bus. And also if you turn your car off in the middle of the train tracks at around midnight and you leave your car still any neutral your car will suddenly move off the tracks and then when he step out you can see handprints on the back of your car. Supposedly this is the ghost of the children that died in the train crash pushing your car off the railroad tracks.
Im from Texas. Do you have cordinates?
same ol store in west tx too. Midland/Odessa area for my childhood
Zack Bagins and his crew said it's all a hoax but I still think it's real
A small town where I'm from has the same exact story attached to the one road there. It's creepy. Lewisberry, Pa. Gravity Hill, it's on TH-cam.
The place where you get pushed uphill away from the tracks? Near San Antonio.
Did it once as a kid and it's really unnerving.
My parents went to school with the girls who died on #3. My uncle was good friends with Tracy, one of the 3 who burned down the bridge. I remember ice sledding behind his car at Forum 303 Mall during an ice storm in the mid 70's and driving to the bridge for kicks as a teen. Memories!
Texas and Alabama do not share a border....????
Sure it does just like Arizona has ocean front property 😂
Arkansas. Hence Texarkana & the incest jokes.
I work at La Carafe as a bartender. First he said the name wrong and also has the facts wrong there was No former manager that died there And we don’t sell cocktails there.
He also said the name, 10:56 La Llorona incorrectly. It's pronounced like yo ro na.
@@ameliamokarzel2761 he needs to fact check before making this sad that there are a lot of people who do this it’s making TH-cam boring
Soooooo then the real question here
“ is there ghost??????”
My hometown Corpus Christi. The USS Lexington has overnight stays sometimes expensive but I heard it’s worth it. The ship has a nickname called the Blue Ghost because she sank 4 times but every time kept resurfacing plus too honor her (the ship) the crew and the air crew that served aboard her. They also light her up blue at night and she’s docked at one of our beaches, North beach which you can literally see her while at the beach from a little distance plus at the Texas State Aquarium.
Spent the night there a few times for boy scouts lol
She did not sink. The Japanese reported her sunk, she was never sunk
Ships don't sink and resurface.
Thank you, Im from Texas and I loved these stories. The old town spring is all time #1. I would be more scared of and Indian cruise or building and an Indian burial ground more than demon entity
I had some friends who owned Aunt Edith's Great American Mercantile in Old Town Spring. I worked for them during the Crawfish Festival one year, and ended up working full time for about six months. It was a fun place to work.
Yep, been to a haunted Indian burial ground off the Angelina River, it isn’t a very well known “attraction”. But it’s scary..
im from odessa tx
The “woman gets stood up and kills herself in the hotel room” and “young couple in a car” stories are very common urban legends that literally every other town has
I’ve been to the Alamo and I remember seeing a soldier outside of the inside area, I’ve also been to Hotel Galvez in Galveston. My family was staying there for a competitive cheer competition. While I didn’t see anything, apparently when I was looking in the mirror, my sister and our friend (both my teammates) saw a man in the mirror behind me dressed in 1900s clothing. Another one of our teammates stayed in Room 501 purposely and reported a few things as well. There’s also Athens, TX, where I’m from. It has a ton of bizarre and paranormal activity/history. My dad’s law firm, Weinstein Law, was built in 1898, 100 years before I was born. When I was 4 or 5, my dad and I were at his law firm late at night and I saw a full body apparition of a woman that looked so real that I didn’t know that she was a spirit at first. I was at the bottom of the stairs and she was at the top. I wasn’t scared at all and she gave off very caring energy. After she disappeared, I went upstairs to look for her, as my dad’s office is also upstairs and after not finding her, I asked my dad where the woman went and his response was, “What are you talking about? We are the only two people in the whole building.” He’s a giant skeptic, while I’ve always been open minded to the paranormal. I then realized that she was a spirit and never saw her again. I was actually a bit sad that I never saw her again, but I hope that maybe I helped her cross over because I was dressed in clothes from the 2000s and she was wearing an outfit of a maid/baby sitter from the 1900s and must have realized that. She felt like the type to take care of children, like she was watching me to make sure that I was okay. The law firm used to be a house when it was built. It didn’t stop me from telling everybody that worked there about it as a kid, though, which freaked a few employees out, but they never saw her.
Hotel galvez in Galveston is definitely haunted. I’ve had strange experiences as well.
I recently went there and saw nthn idk tho I guess I need to look harder
I live close to Athens. I’d love to go to that building!
Galvez 💯 haunted, no joke
As someone who lives in El Paso we have so many haunted stories I’d love an episode on that. Also El Paso high has many more ghost storiesz
No real texan gives a shit about el paso
@@BlueDragonCustomsokay buddy..
Hey El Paso is a great city lived there 35 years
I agree! Went to basic training there in 1979. Nice city and nice people!
@@user-ez1lq9ns9rI was there in May, the city is a flaming dump. HELl Paso
Whoever's reading this,I pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! amen
I went to Lake Highland High School , it was dark walking to the room and suddenly I realized this room was full of barbis and toys mostly dolls, I was excited to see all of this but I couldn't get over the fact that I felt the dolls and barbies looking at me, I took a spin in the same spot and it felt like I couldn't breathe the intesity of it all was heavy on my chest, on the outside I was smiling (bish I was scarrrRrRrred) 🥲 I heard kids laughing and playing with images in my mind in seconds. As I turned to walk away made my head hurt 🤕 and a couple steps before exiting as Im looking at a small part of the gym thinking aha im almost out of here, He said "Get out" while growling at me 😭 I did this little skip of faith acting like I didn't just hear that shat 🥺 I regreat the moment the teacher told me to put the volleyballs in that room 🥶 my neck had goosebumps.
Wow 😮 I would’ve been frightened too
The whole town of Jefferson in east TX is haunted and a great place for a weekend getaway. All three hotels have spirits and a lot of activity, and the old mill which is now an antique store. I actually got touched on my head while in there. 30 minutes away is an old stage coach road that goes through the woods, its haunted too.
Wow 😳😳 scary
@@chrisdownes9771 Jefferson is a beautiful place the haunted hotel was down right scary at night
@@kaiju_wastelandr7597 I cud imagine 🤕🤕
I’ve been to the Alamo and I can still remember that eerie feeling I got when I was there
In the basement?
I've been to several of these areas and NOTHING. I was even at Goatman's Bridge on Halloween. The only thing I saw was a lot of people taking tours.
Same here.. when the day before, people ran out screaming. Probably for the best, however, lol
I think since they moved the bridge from its original spot things have died down there.
I'm a native of Texas and I really think you need to do a lot more research before you make videos. Because some of your facts and names are wrong.
Agreed
yeah the picture he showed of “screaming bridge” isn’t the real screaming bridge.
I wonder if the Marfa lights are the same thing as the min min lights in Australia
A small group and myself just toured Yorktown Memorial Hospital and had an amazing time! The tour was informative and we were given time afterwards to wander on our own and we had a lot of really cool experiences! 10/10 would recommend.
You forgot about how haunted Galveston is from that 1 hurricane and how haunted Old Town Spring is! Books written on both of them with all of the apparitions 🥰
Stand corrected, old Town spring was mentioned 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 the book has so much in it! The white house is now a Chrystal shop, you're not allowed upstairs. You can see some apparitions while walking the streets in the night
You should also add Ghost Betty to this list. She haunts Odessa High School in Odessa, Texas.
Oooh sweet. I'm gonna have to look that up and ask the town's people about it.
I worked in Odessa and her story is so sad no Justice for her
When you said one of the first things people would see at the church was a white horse I thought of the bible verse, "And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him."
Do you know the book and verse?
@@Mrsjam96 St John's Apocalypse... i think.
The PLAZA THEATRE In EL Paso Tx was never demolished! It was left derelict for about 15 yrs befor complete restoration in the mid 90's! I should know- I live here in El Paso Tx born and raised!
Omg the story about the bus driver saved by the students make me teary eyed…😢😢😢
It's a debunked urban legend
La "Lo" rona is really scary.
Ant did a reading on her it’s pretty cool
Llorona let's say it's pronounce something like georona.
My husband and his co-workers stayed the night in the battle ship in Corpus Christi, he was outside getting some fresh air. He swore he saw something, and thought it was one of his co-workers but it was not. When he went to the direction the person went no one was there. Although is was there for a team exercise he did enjoy his time there,
Omg a similar thing happened to me. I was homeschooled in highschool along with my nieces and nephews. We stayed on the ship for a school trip around 1999. I saw what I thought was my nephew Levi walking away from the group, so I followed him down to what I remember being an engine room and was calling out to him. He never answered and I lost sight of him. Turns out it wasn't him. Always creeped me out.
I lived in Spring most of my life and I remember most of the fires that have happened.
I even worked in old town spring for a few years and I was across the street from the old funeral home.
The only real spooky stuff that happened was the shop getting super cold in the middle of summer, but my co workers at the time had an experience. They said as they were closing up shop one of them had to use the bathroom and the other was waiting on them so they could turn on the alarm. It got colder than what we usually experienced and the one waiting by the alarm heard a little girl laughing and saw her standing by the door. She knew it wasn't a customer cause the store had been closed for 10 mins and she ran towards the bathroom to get my other co worker. Turns out the other co worker couldn't open the door and was locked inside and had been banging on the door to get her attention. They both struggled to get the door open and they both heard the laughter one more time before the door popped open. They turned the alarm on and ran out the door.
I grew up In spring to that’s crazy
My mom worked at a restaurant in old town spring! She said a pitcher one day just flew off the counter and into the wall
As someone who lives in Texas I really like this video so now I know where the scariest places are for me to visit
Did you just say that SE TX borders Alabama? I'm letting the pronounciations slide, but really? Alabama? 09:15
Oh man I love you guys. My Grandmother graduated El Paso High and alot of my friends graduate from there and they said it ain't scary but there's a desk that nobody was allow to sit. But I did go to Plaza theater last year, oh man I love that place and enjoy star wars night over there.
funfact: there are two 'screaming bridges' on Arlington. the stories of the two are often mixed (like in this video). The photos shown are from river legacy park, and most of the story, took place a mile away. In both locations, there were fatal car crashes, resulting in multiple women dying.
I'm from Arlington, and I don't think they realize the hike they have to make for the River Legacy Park one. You can't drive up to it, and we do have cougar in the woods leading up to it. I walk the trails regularly, and I ran into a cougar in a clearing. You have to go off of the trails to get to the bridge, which is now in a severe state of disrepair, so you have to know which side to approach it from if you actually want to get on the bridge. The other one that they're talking about is on Greenbelt Rd., but the problem with that one, is that it also isn't the actual bridge the girls died on. The wooden bridge they died on, is now a culvert. Sorry, but Arlington doesn't have any haunted bridges. We just have a very beautiful park to walk through. We also have Six Flags, the AT&T Stadium where the Cowboys play, and Globe Life Field where the Rangers play. We have Ft. Worth and The Stockyards right next door. There's so much more to see and do than a couple of broken down bridges that had nothing to do with the accident, and therefore, aren't really haunted.
La Carafe is the spot bro. I loved it way before I found out it was that old. Once I found out I was like YESSSS
Being a native of Austin, Texas, I can attest to the hauntings at The Driscoll Hotel. Lovely place. And the USS Lexington is a wonderful trip for anyone.
We need to be more carefull when we are in texas
We have big ghosts in Texas
You bet 😁
Cool video. More haunted videos please!
I’ve been to screaming bridge back in the 70’s. The screams were heard back then in the 70’s and I’ve never been back.
Hey look up the devil came to Odessa Texas, it happened in the 80's. I was a lil child but I remember this happening and the story still runs strong to this day. Very interesting I promise
What happened? This interest mes!
I remember hearing this story. Scary and so many people saw this devil.
One chilly autumn night the most handsome man mysteriously appeared at a dance and swept all the ladies off their feet. Women fell into a trance while dancing ŵ/him and said it felt like they were dancing on air. When he finally decided which of the beautiful ladies he would end the night with, they went to the bar to get a drink. The woman happened to look down and noticed he didn't have normal feet, his feet were big hooves, she started to scream and the man smiled wickedly at her and made his exit STAT. With everyone staring at him, he bolted out the door and they saw him leaping from car roof to car roof until he disappeared into to night. When the car owners went to see if there was any damage done they saw all the car tops dented severely with hoove marks
@@unapologetic3674 Oh I think I’ve heard that one! I’ve never heard the end though. I didn’t know know where that happened. It definitely is interesting.
Can't find it .. sounds like a great story
I'm so glad I live in Colorado, I love Texas though, nice weather and nice women. I spent 2 months in Dallas.
One of the better presenters. Great video.
I'm a native Texan, and we are neighbors with Louisiana and Oklahoma, and New Mexico, so get that straight. You might want to find Texas on a map of the United States before doing a report on us.
Don’t forget our neighbors to the south MEXICO which is super haunted
Been to the Alamo once and I did have a weird feeling everytime I would turn a corner. I also had the feeling that someone was following me. At least Ik why I had those feelings. God can’t wait to go there again❤
I'm from San Antonio Texas and I believe in the paranormal and I resent the title saying these places are pure evil. No they're not they are just haunted. And wonderful places to visit. If they were pure evil you do not want to visit.
Maybe room 525 in that haunted Hotel is written about in the Eagles Song "Hotel California". "You can check in anytime you like but you can never leave"!!! 👍
There is nothing special about Rm 525 at The Driskill Hotel. Lazy writers and lax tour guides lump the 2 brides' stories together in the same room because they don't do their research.
I toured the San Fernando cathedral. There's a marble ossurary in the vestibule which supposedly holds the ashes of the Alamo defenders. Oh and BTW, the Baker and Hill House are in Mineral Wells, not Mineral Springs.
Anaheim high has some eerie feelings too. With the bomb shelter right below. And that’s where they made us stay when we had on campus suspension.
There is a place in Tennessee where it is said a deeply depressed woman drowned her two kids in a creek and then herself. It is rumored that in the midnight hours you can hear the kids crying.
I got lost on the Lexington in corpus Christi. Called the blue ghost. It's a creepy big boat you feel eyes all around you.
My friend is from Texas. She’s terrifying. I wonder if she’s been to these places.
I have never once seen Ghost at the Alamo. I am no ghost whisperer though. I lived in the Area of Brag Road. The lights are lights coming from cars. You can see the roads on either end of the road.
It’s sad how many of these I’ve been to, but Im a native Texan.
Yes, the Driskell is probably haunted. I definitely saw something in room 525 when I stayed there after a party. It was just a smudgy shape, weird but I sort of shrugged it off. One of those corner of the eye, weird things. Granted I was drunk as a skunk at the time and so was everyone else. As for the painting, hard to tell, the equilibrium and balance thing was a given; I’ve passed that thing so many times I couldn’t tell you if it came from the daughter or not. (And truly, the Driskell is amazing, especially the bar; one of my favorite places in town. I grew up in Austin, this is not the only haunted place we went to, but it had the best trashy upscale cowboy chic around.)
Marfa and Alpine are the best little towns in Texas - they were artist communes in the 70s and there is art everywhere. Sure, go see the lights, they are cool, but stay for the art, great food, nice people and beautiful desert nights.
oldest catholic church not the oldest church in Texas
Great stuff. One day I'll be visiting some of these places in Texas & see what happens ! maybe I'll come out screaming like a lunatic. I've visited many such places in Europe but luck or something else
I came out feeling or seeing nothing .....
While Im from NY, I now live in Texas, near Huntsville, and Ive never known that theres a haunted cemetery near there, theres a road that my Aunt lived on that wasnt far from there either...
It'd be really impressive to get a cocktail at La Carafe in Houston - since they only serve wine & beer 😅😆
Good looking out exactly what to stay away from 🥴🤕🙄😱😳🤯😳😵
They really really need to cleanse, bless and purify the entire carrier. Not fair for the souls to be trap there waiting to be release.
Really enjoyed this...
I used to live in Austin and visited the Driscoll hotel while they don't allow exploring beyond the main floor unless your a guest I had a very heavy weighted feeling that didn't subside until a little after leaving. Weirdest feeling ever.
That bridge in Arlington, it was the place to have high school partys. cops had a hard time getting to it and its one way in and out for cars.....see em comming half a mile away. don't remember partying with ghosts tho
Texas doesn't border Alabama😂🤣
Texas and Alabama are three states away from each other. Louisiana and Mississippi are in between.
Bragg Road-Saratoga … The Big Thicket is a dense forest that runs along the Alabama border ?.?.?.🤔🤔🤔 Didn’t know we bordered Alabama
I'm from Texas I so gotta see this so I know where Not to go I've been to The Alamo ofcourse it was awesome 😊 👀
Omg I have been on the ship in Corpus Christi when I was a kid I didn’t know it was haunted and now I stay in Austin I’m gonna check out that hotel
All of the area round the “Alamo” and way beyond is haunted simply because the fight was not just at the “Alamo”. The house I was living in at the time I lived in San Antonio was haunted then I found out from my neighbor that the whole neighborhood was haunted and it was 10 miles from the Alamo.
Alamo is not evil, you can feel the spirits when walking it but it doesn’t feel evil. It feels like they are happy or at least curious people are there to learn about their lives and experiences. Not every spiritual experience is necessarily evil. Do better.
That train track thing. It’s a story about this train track in my town Danville VA that is literally true. I know for fact by seeing and feeling it myself.
Oh wow! I need to look into that. I live here in SA and know how popular the tracks are and often go during Halloween time even though I know it’s not a true story
Top ten terrifying places in Texas?… u had mi at hello ……
😂 dumb as an ox
Thank you for this. I just watched this case on That Chapter's page. You did a better break down then he did. You went a little deep, so I enjoyed this one a lot more
Been to the Alamo! While we never encountered any spirits, the mission and San Antonio with it's river walk is a wonderful place to visit!
You forgot goats man bridge in Denton Texas
Just so U all know about the Alamo, soldiers aren't the only souls wondering the premises! My Native Indian ancestors also walk it! Their bodies buried in the foundations of the structure! They're still excavating remains to this day! Rest in peace mi familia! 🔪🔪🔪
I grew up close to Bragg Road. I've been down the road at least 100 times. It's absolutely real. Sometimes, the lights are more aggressive than other nights. Sometimes, they're off in the distance and disappear. Sometimes, they'll seem miles away, and in a split second, they'll be 100 yards away. Really creepy, especially if you're stoned.
Of all the stories - the one about the ghost kids pushing the car off the tracks really got to me 💫
Along the Alabama border...ahhh...NO!
15:15 I heard about this when I was little. Never knew the name.
Kids pushing any car that stops on the railroad.
Ok the fact that another bride did the same thing years after the first bride it extremely alarming and terrifying! Sends chills up my spine!!
Remember folks, death is not a social construct, its a state of being. Dont fuck with the dead like they cant fuck with you right back.
What about the Sawyer house from the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre?
That was based off of Ed Guin he was from Minnesota I believe
I went to the alamo at night and the scariest thing i encountered was being chased down by a crackhead
I don't know if it's the same the entire video, but the music at 14 minutes is so good. I want just that track
I live in San Angelo where Fort Concho is located.A cavalry Fort from the old west days that was home for some of the Buffalo Soldiers back in the day....there's a lot of stories around that ghosts have been seen wandering around the old fort buildings...
Okay, so: for La Llorona, it’s pronounced “La Yorrona”, with a roll in the R’s. Made my eye twitch lol
Made my ears start ringing 🤦🏻♂️😆
@@LouieLu2856 honestly same lmao
Lol I wondered if anybody was gonna call him on it. You didn't disappoint. 🤣
thanks for calling him out 😂
Thank you.
I'm sorry but the Alamo part made me laugh. Being from Texas and have gone to the Alamo more times than I can remember and never once heard, seen, or felt anything. Now the screaming bridge on the other hand is weird. Never saw anything spoky but you hear the screams often at night.
Baker Hotel & Hill House are in MINERAL WELLS TX NOT MINERAL SPRINGS
I lived there for 3 yrs
Fun fact about old town spring is that only 3 bulidings in the whole town are orignal the rest were brought in from the Heights in houston because they all burnt to the ground i work in old town spring and am from spring tx.
Feels illegal to be this early
The llorona story is way off