Haunted Places in New Jersey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2022
- From dense forests offering miles of winding trails- where it's told ghoulish creatures roam after dark, to aged prisons whose long dormant cells are stalked by the restless spirits of prisoners still serving time from beyond the grave. Are you ready to explore some of the most haunted places in New Jersey?
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I'm a New Jersey native being from Bergen County and many of these places are familiar some of which are my vacation spots like Atlantic City
I'm from NJ too and some hotels are definitely haunted
I live in Bergen County as well and a native too. Hello, neighbor!
Interesting to know about some places in N J
I used to volunteer at Burlington Prison it’s definitely a creepy place with a lot memories housed in those walls.
My in-laws live in Burlington, my son in Mt Holly
I am now more terrified of my home state, thanks a lot man.
😂😂😂
Anyone else here to find a cool place to go with your friends to explore the haunted places around jersey
I'm literally researching for places to go for my bday in October!!
I am looking to go tm😂
The pine barrens in the dead of night is always a good time, for me anyway 🤷🏻♂️
I am but maybe a lonely trip.. my friends...aren't into the whole haunted thing 😅
@@sphillyfanatic7451 I was raised in Jackson. Raised in a haunted house! I've explored abandoned places my whole life! They call it urbexing now! 😁 I hope you find the cool scary places you are looking for! Be careful... 👻
I love creepy places in New Jersey.
Not me doing the dishes and my heart sinking when rowan came up😭
Just need to correct, Absecon is pronounced Ab-SEE-con. Also, not mentioned is the Lake House restaurant in Newfield, NJ, said to be the most haunted place in the state. Employees report seeing a women about the restaurant as well as odd sounds and clocks running strangely. The ghosts seem to be benevolent as no harm has ever happened to anyone. If nothing else it's a nice place to eat and has a nice view of Iona Lake. Eating outside on a summer's night is to die for.
From West New York New Jersey
From NB next door lol
My home state 🙏🏾
What county I'm from Bergen
@@CrossOfBayonne shouldn't that read "what exit"? 😁
I'm in Newark nj
Well done as always
New Sub! 😁You're a lot easier to listen to, then CHILLS.. Even though he highlighted one of my haunted videos, his voice still makes him hard to listen to! 😁
As someone from Hudson county I’m glad to have explore abandoned places near my areas
I grew up near Jenny Jump - in Sussex County. The creepiest place in NJ that I remember was Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital. We used to drive by it on our way to our friends house - and I swear - even when it was still operating - in the middle of the day it was very scary. I don't know if its still in service - its been a long time.
I’m a native to New Jersey I live in Secaucus,
Actually there are more scary places in NJ. You need to look into places in Cape May. There are places haunted there and the surrounding area. Also look into Leeds Point. It is where the Jersey Devil was born. There also a house in Pennsauken Nj that was built on supposedly Indian Burial ground. The house was built in 1695. It is surrounded by factories. I worked in the office near that house and we used have strange things happen. Twice the generator on the pole out side the office window caught on fire or just blew up. We had the machines in the plant stop working suddenly. It was just weird. New Jersey has so much history and haunted places. Great place to live
Thanks for tuning in, Fay! We'll definitely take those down and (after we make sure we haven't covered them in any other lists) throw them on the board! Any other special requests?
Which house in Pennsauken? I lived on Merchantville Ave in the 80's. My ex still lives there.
Go the Newark where the New Jersey Devils play hockey now.
Great video's
I call bs on the Flanders hotel why would a haunting be attributed to a war that ended 5 years before it was built?
The land
The paramount theatre/convention hall is one of New Jersey’s most haunted places spend an overnight there guarding Springsteens equipment from stage lights going on to water running upstairs to screams electrical devices malfunctioning to faces appearing on the curtains I would dare anyone to walk upstairs in that burned hallway office and bathroom no matter how tough or fearless you think you are bring five flashlights and they all will die and the fear you will face will stop you from walking down to where the dancers were trapped
oh god
in my own opinion, every prison is hunted
,I always thought that the mothman was West Virginia and not new Jersey thank you peace be with you all in Jehovah's name psalms83(18)kjb
Yes moth man is West Virginia
Mothman is in west Virginia, jersey devil, nj
My son is a student at Rowan and i had no idea that it was haunted
AWESOME BERGEN COUNTY GIT FRIENDS ALL OVER AMERICA REAL COOL 😎 THANKS JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS LORETTA AWESOME
Thanks for tuning in, LAR! Have you been to a lot of these locations?
I always wonder who would win the Jersey Devil or the Mothman ? 🤔
How about The Metedekonk witch?😱
@@BennilocoLoves The aliens that landed in Secaucus.
What about Barneget elementary school?
My mom grew up in mount holly and I remember one time while we were ther on vacay we toured the jail. Definitely had a feeling of being watched but never saw anything
Thanks for tuning in, Kim! That's spooky!! Have you been to any of these other haunts?
Another great site is the Baylor Massacre Park in Bergen County. Our Revolutionary War soldiers camping there were ambushed and murdered by the British. Their bodies were buried under a millstone.
The park is actually lovely and shady with a monument to the dead soldiers. However it is said that the footsteps of the ambushing British can be heard through the woods.
Got it thank you so much yes
My prom was at the flounder hotel lol
I know that castle in the thumb nail
Yes thank you watched video ✅
I would like a “haunted places of Clifton,New Jersey” video because I’m a native of Clifton and I don’t live anywhere near these places. As a kid & even now I always wanted to go to Sleeping Hollow for Halloween after I read Washimgton Irving’s famous tale of terror
Sup Clifton. I heard about a tunnel that has a community of oompa loompas ( M words) that kill people, or something like that. Did u hear about that?
I live in New Jersey
So do I
Hear history of Halloween
I live in the pine Barnes wna see spooky say the night in the woods
Jenny jump: funny name. I ❤ n.j.
Definitely a unique name for sure @aaronsaunders6947. Have you had a chance to explore the haunts at Jenny Jump?
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