The Phantom Bride

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One such spirit bride haunts the City Tavern at Second and Walnut Street in Philly.

It’s an old haunt, but is it haunted?

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Eric Lavoie and his team of ghost hunters think they’ve found something (or someone) at the city’s historic Quequechan Club.

Ghosts rumoured to haunt City Hall

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Work to repair Brisbane’s City Hall building could disrupt more than just its resident politicians.

The hunt for what's beyond

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Paranormal investigators look for signs that we are not alone.

Is There A Ghost in the House?

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So I hired a local locksmith to come over and replace the locks on my doors. As he worked on the locks, I was working on my computer. Midway through, he came over to me and said, "Your house is haunted."

Cafe 'haunted by killer'

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Considered to be Britain's first female serial killer, one-time Seaham resident Cotton was convicted of killing one of her stepsons and is thought to have murdered many more.

South Louisiana Ghost Hunting

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Ghost hunting has grown into an international industry with high tech gadgets aimed at not only catching images, but also calming and raising fears.

Haunting suspected in McCloud

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In 1993, when Steve and Elizabeth Clapper purchased the historic McCloud Century House, they had no idea that they would be getting a little something more than they bargained for.

Visitors ‘spooked’ at castle, says report

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Research shows one in three visitors to Muncaster Castle experience strange goings on during their stay.

Welcome to the 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa, America's most haunted hotel

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To understand the hotel's ghosts, you must understand the history of the Crescent, which stands on the highest hill overlooking Eureka Springs and is affectionately referred to as the "Grand Old Lady of the Ozarks."

Reading, writing and ghost sightings

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Jason Offutt wasn’t traumatized by the brown-haired kid wearing a flannel shirt that he saw through in his home in Orrick, Mo., as a pre-teen. It spurred an interest that he’s turned into a book, a popular blog, a newspaper column and now a 300-level journalism class.

Visit Jason's blog at From the Shadows.

True Haunted Stories

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Even with the scary world we live in today, I'm still uncertain on whether or not I really believe in ghosts. I've never had any personal encounters and the skeptic in me can come up with an explanation for the occurrences I've heard others talk about or seen on television. However, the tales heard of a house in Bethel Township may just be enough to scare me silly.

Most Haunted is mostly hated in Denbigh

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A 'SPOOKTACULAR' TV show, watched by almost three million viewers, has divided a Denbighshire community.

AUDIO: Spooky sounds from Observer office - what do you think?

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AS part of our paranormal investigation into the Observer offices we recorded six hours of noise overnight - have a listen and see what you think.