Haunted New Orleans, Louisiana - The City of the Dead 🎃
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- New Orleans is often called the city of the dead and one of the reasons is because the cemeteries resemble actual cities or small homes where the dead are buried above ground. It’s also one of the most haunted cities in the country.
Several ghost hunters believe it’s the most supernatural city in the United States.
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I live part time in the Quarter and while I'm collecting my own spooky experiences, I still look for ghost stories every year. Great job on this. Love this city
Yeah I'd say N.O. is indeed the most haunted. I mean ghost, voodoo and drunk people...what could go wrong 😂
New Orleans is one of the most beautiful places on the whole Earth
A video about my city just in time for Halloween! Love it.
Funny story, I actually used to work at Muriels. I got fired bc they caught me eating the ghosts bread off of the table.
I wouldn't have had to do that if they'd ever remembered I needed to eat during a 12 hour shift, but wasn't allowed to leave the doorway.
Lol I hated that job.
That’s a trip! You needed to eat, a ghost doesn’t. Crazy!
What do they do with the food when it’s time to close
@@101shadeira I'm actually not sure, I was just a lowly hostess who couldn't leave the front door so I never really got to know the intricacies of the back-of-house operations.
@@GrplrZrn oh ok I’m always curious when I hear about the story
@@101shadeira oh you mean the ghost-bread!
Yeah, theyd just toss that shit in the garbage
I really adore your content
Thanks, Cadillac!
I got family from New orleans, love New orleans
when you visit New Orleans you have to shake the ghost and goblins off of you before you go back home....no bs
I believe that.
@Tonie Thompson what do you have to do to shake them off?
@@mwblackbelt call on Jesus be saved
@@user-cw4gd6hx7koh piss. Nobody can save you but you. There is no hell. There's not even a mention of it in the Hebrew text. Aka the REAL Bible. The Bible isn't fact anyways. Zero proof of any of it. Faith by definition is a lack of evidence
Yep
Well done!! You did the work and research! I lived in NO in the early 2000’s and studied the city’s history, including the paranormal. Again, well done. You should continue!😊
I've been to the Quarters several times.it always has a heavy feeling in the stores and museums. Never seen anything but you can feel it. Same in some rooms of the old antebellum mansions around around NOLA
Thank you for this video! Lovely job! New sub here!😄I visited New Orleans with my Sister last year. Hands down, my favorite place in the US aside from home!
I will confirm it is indeed haunted. Both of us experienced activity in our hotel. I heard a man cough in my ear as I lay in bed.
My Sister heard a woman call her name in our room while I was downstairs.
While we were at an old plantation in Vacherie, LA, we both felt a sensation like being on an elevator going down. This was as we stood under the Live Oaks near the quarters of the enslaved. Very sad energy in that spot.
Strange that we both experienced this at the same time. I highly recommend going to New Orleans, and also the surrounding swamps. The swamps have a feeling to them. You can practically cut the atmosphere with a knife. Same energy I felt in the oldest part of the French Quarter. Fascinating place!
I will have to return.
I had a dream of a voodoo priestess showing me her altar and teaching me about power...come to find out it was Marie Laveau. I visited NO and was stopped by a painter on Jackson Square who paints Marie. He stopped me and actually told me that I have had a dream about Marie and eventually I will live there because I have work to do. I always pay my respect now and EVERYTIME I go random people ask me "when am I coming home" 😳 I actually have pictures on the grounds of her house which is now an air bnb and her apparition has showed in both 👀
The only ghost i want to c is the holy ghost
You mean the “ Holy Spirit “ Ms. Disneyland lover religious woman. If your SO RELIGIOUS than you shouldn’t be on sites like this looking at videos like this. After all. GOD FORBIDS IT!! Just saying.
Amen to that
Aman god is good
lol...Amen to that!
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Wow. So unique how you tell these stories!
I was born and grew up in New Orleans , why haven't I seen nothing ?
That’s good you don’t want to see anything
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Thank you for this upload ❤ I’m cooking and washing on this lovely Sunday
Hey lady! 🎃
Darn it!!! I’ve stayed at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel many times. Never saw a spirit.
lol 😀
@@WonderlandoftheWeird great photo of Touchdown Jesus!!
You may have though. They don’t always look like what we were taught a spirit would look like. It could’ve been your waiter, somebody next to you walking down the street, a random stranger you had a drink with, etc…
OMG, I moved down to Louisiana for 3 years a decade or so ago when I was married bc my then husband was from Louisiana. I love history & southern Haunted plantation homes. I toured a dozen Plantation houses including the Famous plantation “The Myrtles plantation”, “Rosedown”, “Oak Alley Plantation, The Homus House plantation, and many more. I also visited New Orleans a few times as well. One time while visiting New Orleans I myself stayed at the Hotel “The Bourbon Orleans” hearing it was haunted but nothing happened. However, since I was unfamiliar with the Louisiana culture & history since I’m from North Carolina, I didn’t fully understand nor believe in Voodoo & Hoodoo. One night out in New Orleans, I wanted to go into the famous Marie LaVaue Voodoo shop, so my husband & I went inside. I had felt great all day long and was just fine until a few minutes into the shop when I kept commenting on how “dumb” and “false” voodoo supplies in the shop were. Only 10 minutes into the shop & after running my mouth in there, all of a sudden I felt very dizzy, I started to sweat profusely, and I literally felt sick to my stomach so much that I had to immediately leave the shop. I was feeling badly in the shop for a good 15 minutes, but as soon as i stepped outside on the street, I stopped sweating, I wasn’t dizzy at all anymore and my stomach was completely fine. I felt fine the whole rest of the night and the rest of my weekend there. I immediately knew that I had disrespected the Voodoo Queens of the past and I knew %110 that i fell ill as my punishment for being so disrespectful. I absolutely believe in ghosts, and all paranormal activity. I vowed to NEVER go into that shop again, and from them on I learned my lesson that the history of Voodoo and the Hauntings surrounding all that stuff was very real. The next day I walked on the opposite side of the street downtown NO across from that very Voodoo shop. I noticed the little shop or cafe next to it was called “Coops”, which is my maiden last name. I took my digital camera out and snapped a pic of Coops which included half of the voodoo shop in the frame as well. When I reviewed the pic I had just taken, the cafe Coops came out perfectly taken, but the voodoo shop next to it & connected to Coops I got in the pic was insanely blurry. The two shops in that one pic were definitely distinctly different with one being perfectly clear & the other completely blurry. So I got chills. I convinced myself that is was a fluke and snapped yet another pic of the exact shops. I was SHOCKED!!! Again… Coops was perfectly clear, but the voodoo shop was still very blurry and it had a dark shade over the whole front of the shop. The shop came out so blurry that o couldn’t even read the store name! I was using a digital camera too and both times when I aimed, looked and snapped the pics, nothing was wrong at all. It was only when I reviewed the photos that I noticed the major differences. That sealed the deal for me… I literally refused to even cross the street and walk on the sidewalk in front of or anywhere near that Voodoo shop the rest of my visit that time, and other visits. How CRAZY is that???
This was a great episode!
Thank you so much!!
Great story, thanx!
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Eating my popcorn as I enjoy your amazing content😄.
I'm eating refried beans and cheese while I enjoy! 😅
I'm eating 🍝
Thank you so much for continuing to watch!! 🎃🎃❤️
You are in my top 3, maybe even top 2 and I watch a ton of TH-cam so that's good! On par with MrBallen and Shrouded Hand for me.
Really?!! I really appreciate that!! ❤️😀
New Orleans is my favorite city! The people, the culture, the architecture, and the dead. Im staying at The Bourbon Orleans in a few weeks, hoping to see the spirits. I love just wandering the French Quarter, you can feel the past residents if you let yourself escape the hustle and bustle. Thank you for a great video, just subscribed.
Thank you! 😊
Erica you are simply the best! You had to have spent the entire month or more preparing this Halloween's treat for your faithful followers. You also have made me crave another trip to NOLA soon. So much information I watched it twice... Loving the content here for quite some time now! Thanks ever so much for this Epic upload. Happy Halloween!
Thank you! I really want to visit NO one day.
@@WonderlandoftheWeird You are most welcome! That is an absolute must do for you!
Beautiful Beautiful job on this video!! I love the content you put out. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Thank you so much for watching!
That picture of the ghost under the chandelier is cool!
I would love to go to New Orleans,
I'm born and raised here, New Orleans Louisiana.. I believe new walls to be one of the most haunted places in the united states do to the vast amount of debts and voodoo... Awesome video. Job well done..GregM EXPLORING DARKNESS Ghost Media.
Thank you so much!! 😄
Always delighted to see a new video posted by this amazing channel !!
Thank you!
Thank you for the upload 🎃🧡
Great video!
Yes, I saw the axe man story on American Horror Story. That was my first time hearing that story so I thought it was fictional. And to tell the truth, it was really funny to me the night when he came to town everybody was blasting the jazz music.😂😂
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This is a good video! 😃❤️
Thank you! 😄
Awesome video 👌
Thank you!
After my sister lost her dog in a cemetery in new Orleans. She roamed around and asked a man in coveralls he kept walking and disappeared. She never found her dog and never going back in new orleans again.😮 she scared of things like that😂 As for me my mom seen spirits, my sister and i. I guess its only the female side of the family we see these things🤷🏾♀️
Do you think you’re seeing spirits or actual demons? I don’t believe that the dead stay here, but that’s just my opinion.
Damn I went to st.Mary’s academy for middle & high school I’m suprised they never told us abt this especially the nuns that was my teachers!
Can u do more on the black nuns
That ax man was something I really believe he was a demon just like the serial killer in California I think he is a demon too . 👀👀 Great job with all these stories 🎉❤️
He is right cops are dumb lol 😂😂
Well done👌
Thank you!
All cities are equally unhaunted tbh
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Hey sister #DisneyDiva
Come u doa deeper look of lizzie B.
I’m working on something now and I’ll mention her.
The murderer was racial against Italian's....
I remember reading that.
I love a good spooky ghost 👻👻 cemetery 🪦 story and real life story as well thank you for the upload
You do? Do you want to share it?
Help us helpful spirits, in Christ name,we command y'all to do the will of God ❤
Great video!
Thanks!
This is next on my list for tonight. Demonic Hollywood, Poltergeist and the Controversial Death of Heather O’Rourke @@WonderlandoftheWeird