anyone going to any haunted houses this yr? if so post them if they're good here. I want to go to houston for that haunted hospital (i believe its called jefferson davis hospital). One of my friends said he went and it gives them the creeps cuz you'll hear crazy stuff.
Haunted houses
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Heard about that also hears someone got mugged there... hella homeless living up in there... thats not the one by downtown area houston right? hmmmm I heard its all boared up and stuff... freakky... i wouldnt mind going there.. when you going?
yea i heard a couple of kids that got mugged and almost killed cuz one bum was trying to get money from them. I believe its the one by downtown. Theres a security guard always watching the place.
Im not really sure, im just saying i want to go. I told my friend about it and hes like man i gotta see for myself to see if its really haunted.
Im not really sure, im just saying i want to go. I told my friend about it and hes like man i gotta see for myself to see if its really haunted.
yuh well try the ones in the Philippines went to a supposive Haunted house crreeeppyy it was on top of this hill... had a basement off a cliff.... story tells it that a family died there got trapped and burned down with the house and left the bodies in the basement... but yeah..... didnt go to the basement couldnt even see in front of me... no light not anything but a cell.. so yuh that was that left and went clubbing LOL
, what u say?!?!?!if only I had the time to go to Htown... ah well... my girl and I might head out to screams in waxacoochie one of these weekends
it's been a few years since I've been.. but I think they had like 4 'haunted houses'... one of them you wear 3D glasses in, and it's pretty damn cool (especially if you're intoxicated)....
here,.. I found their website link http://www.screamspark.com/
here,.. I found their website link http://www.screamspark.com/
There's a haunted house in Redlands, CA. This kid has video of some type of demon thing coming out of the closet. It's really freaky. The house is called the Barton Mansion. You can see the video on www.bartonmansion.com or go to muchosucko.com and under " video ", type in " something weird ". Also, I live in Sacramento, CA. There's a street here called Freeport where it has a couple of abandoned houses. My friends and I went into one of those houses and found some weird ass voodoo looking dolls in the attic and what seems to be blood on the wall. Oh! And after we left the house, this white wolf was surrounding our car. It was pretty freaky. Also, there's this freaky story about the Delta river that's located on Freeport. The story is if you stand in the river at night, and face away from the river for a couple of seconds, something will try to drag you into the river. Also, there's this asian market called Wing Wa that's located across from a cemetery. On local channel Fox 40 ( channel 8 if you have Comcast cable ) they showed footage of meat flying around the store and stuff being knocked over.
the hospital in houston, my friend said that he took some pics and if you turn the pic upside down, you can see a ghost and stuff like that. Ill try to find the pics.
Im thinking about going to screams this yr(since i didnt last yr)
Im thinking about going to screams this yr(since i didnt last yr)
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heres what my friend posted about it
that boy mo said:if any y'all here in h-town never been here i suggest you go at least once. this place is creepy. there is too much to explain about the history ,but if you look it up on the net you'll get the full story. it was the first hospital in houston . & it's built atop a mass grave. this place IS haunted. i've been a few times. it is so damn creepy. but the best part is when you take pics. this is one my uncle took & the stuff that looks like smoke... isn't. the photo is flipped upside down & if you look carefully you can make out faces in it. they are of confederate soldiers , doctors, etc. THEY SOME DAMN GHOSTS!!!! i got more pics & will post them up later. the place is on houston ave. in downtown. turn on dart st. & follow the road take the first right & you're there. there is a security guard always there & dont get caught there at night. it's dangerous - people shoot out there plus it's tresspassing if you go on the property. there is a seperate building where they would burn the bodies & that s**t looks crazy. the big ovens are still in there. many people go in the hospital , but i won't. they say crazy s**t happens & like i said it's tresspassing & not worth getting caught.
that boy mo said:
the far left is a face by itself. the middle is a guy & you can kind of make out that he has on a top hat. the far right bottom is a face that also has a hat w/ a big brim.
heres another post abot the hospital
that boy mo said:here is a more recent pic i took. if you tilt your head to the right , you can make out a face inside the red circle. the white "v" shape would be like a white shirt that would show under a jacket or coat. you can make out the eyes & nose & a little of his mouth. straight up creepy. it looks like smoke, but there was no smoke when i took the picture, nor was i smoking. this place just gives me the damn chills everytime i'm over there.
Cemetery:
In 1840, the first city cemetery was becoming too crowded. When the land was deeded in 1840, a 2nd public cemetery, called simply "City Cemetery", was designated. The cemetery was segregated, and some of the sections were designated for blacks, gunfighters/suicides/undesirables, Odd Fellows, Masons, and some lots for sale to the highest bidder. In 1867 Houston was hit by a plague of Yellow Fever, and many victims were buried in City Cemetery. The victims included Confederate soldiers, Union soldiers, and everyday people. In the late 1800s, the cemetery was so full that a third public cemetery was designated off of Allen Parkway. The third cemetery later ended up underneath Allen Parkway Village, a public housing project (I remember when that was re-discovered!). The City Cemetery received its last interrment in 1904 and was de-certified soon afterward due to neglect. It is estimated that there are 5,000-6,000 people buried there, with 3,000 under the Elder St. location of Jefferson Davis Hospital.
^^^taken from the website. there are alot of people buried there. so when you see all the houses & stuff & the street you're standing on...you're really standing on a cemetery.
In 1840, the first city cemetery was becoming too crowded. When the land was deeded in 1840, a 2nd public cemetery, called simply "City Cemetery", was designated. The cemetery was segregated, and some of the sections were designated for blacks, gunfighters/suicides/undesirables, Odd Fellows, Masons, and some lots for sale to the highest bidder. In 1867 Houston was hit by a plague of Yellow Fever, and many victims were buried in City Cemetery. The victims included Confederate soldiers, Union soldiers, and everyday people. In the late 1800s, the cemetery was so full that a third public cemetery was designated off of Allen Parkway. The third cemetery later ended up underneath Allen Parkway Village, a public housing project (I remember when that was re-discovered!). The City Cemetery received its last interrment in 1904 and was de-certified soon afterward due to neglect. It is estimated that there are 5,000-6,000 people buried there, with 3,000 under the Elder St. location of Jefferson Davis Hospital.
^^^taken from the website. there are alot of people buried there. so when you see all the houses & stuff & the street you're standing on...you're really standing on a cemetery.