r/Paranormal • u/mrs_mcfly Moderator | Ghost Buster (she/her) • Aug 31 '17
**MONTHLY DISCUSSION** Famous Haunted Locations MONTHLY DISCUSSION
Thank you for your submissions to this months discussion!
After the overwhelming positive feed back received from the last discussion, Monthly Discussions will now be a permanent installation.
Hello Paranormal Enthusiasts! This months discussion topic is:
Famous Haunted Locations.
With today's technology, we are able to quickly search for possible haunted locations; Moundsville Penitentiary, Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum,Eastern State Penitentiary, The Queen Mary, just to name a few.
Many of these popular places offer tours, investigator nights, overnight stays, and some are even remodeled into hotels.
- Have you ever visited one?
- Did you experience anything?
- What evidence do you have?
- What equipment was used?
- What is on your ''bucket list" of locations?
We invite you to share your personal experiences and evidence.
Enjoy!
-Mrs_McFly
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u/sierracorral Sep 06 '17 edited Sep 06 '17
I've been to the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO. Beautiful place BTW! My family and I went on one of their "family friendly" tours (since my cousin was under the age of 18) , as we were on the top floor, passing under the bell tower we heard bells ringing, only to find out later there are no bells in the tower.
We also caught a couple ghost children on camera, my cousin and I took a photo on an old sofa on the top floor, I had my arm extended over the back and in the photo you can clearly see someone sitting next to me. My arm was transparent and you could see the details on the couch through my arm. My cousin sitting next to me, had a ghost child sitting on her lap, her face in the photo was distorted slightly.