Texas Most Haunted Texas is a huge state and there is a lot of
history there. Over the years there have been many stories about
ghosts being seen,places being haunted, and odd lights and sounds
where they shouldn't be. If you believe in ghosts or spirits you
may have experienced or seen what you believe to be of a paranormal
nature. You were probably alone so getting others to believe you
may have been frustrating, leaving you doubting what actually had
occured. However,there are many places that have more than one
unusual event witnessed by several over a period of years and
decades that cannot be dismissed as hoax or hysteria. It would take
an entire book to cover them all and the legends behind them, so
this is a look at some of the most well known hauntings in the Lone
Star State.
- At the Alamo in San Antonio many visitors have reported seeing
various shadows and visions as well as voices, shouting where no
one was and cold air in some of the spots inside. Close to 200
Texas fighters and many Mexicans died here.There are other places
around San Antonio as well that creepy things have occurred.
- San Antonio's Bexar Juvenile Hall has had many reports by
officers and juvenile inmates alike of smells such as wood burning
and smoke. Faces peering into the windows at night and kids waking
up at night screaming of indians in thier dorm. Part of the place
was built atop an old indian tribal burial ground.
- The old Cadillac Bar in San Antonio is said to be inhabited by a
malovent spirit. Supposedly, a woman named "bea" that used to work
there long ago.She is said to toss kitchen objects across the room
and turn on water faucets. She and the ghost of a previous owner
have been spotted many times by employees.
- In Wichita Falls there is an abandoned Mental Asylum. It has been
vacant for over 30 years yet water can be heard dripping
downstairs, yet there has been no water service there for a long
time. Ghostbusters that stayed there in the early nineties heard
footsteps,and machines running late at night as well as voices in
the walls.
-In Sweetwater,Texas there is a bed and breakfast called Mulberry
manor that was a Civil War battle hospital and later a mental
hospital. Stories of footsteps,visions of soldiers and objects
being moved around have been related by many people staying
there.
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