America’s Most Haunted Places in The West and South West
San Francisco, LA, Portland, San Diego, and other cities are full of otherworldly traps. The West was once a place where you could reinvent yourself and where dreams could come true. Yet the price was too high. And to others, the worst of the l ...
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The King William District
San Antonio's Southtown is where the artists and cool kids hang out. And while the neighborhood is already known to be haunted, one area, in particular, has an unusually high concentration of haunted houses. The historic King William district. Lined ...
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The Ruins of the Hot Wells Hotel
Yum, sulfur. That rotten egg smell never gets old. At the turn of the century it was believed that groundwater infused with sulfur had magical healing properties. The geology of the San Antonio area is such that some of its groundwater has sulfur in ...
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Presidio La Bahia & The Goliad Massacre
The Presidio La Bahia is a little known Spanish fort and mission in Goliad, Texas. The fort has existed at its current location since 1747, but was first built in 1721 before it was moved twice. The Presidio La Bahia served as a fort for the Spaniar ...
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The Emily Morgan Hotel
The Emily Morgan Hotel was built to be haunted. The historic building is thirteen stories tall, built in the spooky gothic-revivalist style, and sits right across the street from the Alamo. The hotel was once a state-of-the-art medical facility with ...
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Shafter Lake: The Haunted Ghost Town in West Texas
Deep in the South Plains of Texas lies a tiny ghost town that sits on the banks of a saltwater lake. The town known as Shafter Lake has been abandoned for a little over 100 years, but the mystery of the town still pulls in curious visitors here and ...
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The White Lady of Rio Frio
The Frio River Valley is known for its cool weather and natural beauty. It's also home to the ghost of Maria Jimenez, known to the locals as the White Lady of Rio Frio. In the early 1900s, Maria Jimenez lived with her sister and brother-in-law on th ...
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Chupacabra – The search for the goat sucker
I remember when I was a kid channel surfing, thinking of news in the same way a vampire thinks of holy water. CNN, Fox News, NBC News, a waste of space that robbed me of precious cartoon time. Then, one day, while damning the gods that the Simpsons ...
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The Alamo
The Alamo is the big-ticket item. If you're a tourist and it's your first time in San Antonio, then visiting the Alamo is a must. Not doing so is akin to going to Paris and then forgetting to give the Eiffel tower a glance. Also, as a ghost ent ...
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Briscoe Western Art Museum
There's always been a love-love relationship between museums and ghosts. Between those two entities, there really is no blood loss. Maybe it has to do with the fact that museums are nothing more than cabinets of curiosity. They are huge houses where ...
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