Post by krissy on Sept 24, 2007 12:55:12 GMT -5
This place is known as "High Chaparel" and is allegedly the most haunted place in the area. It's only about a mile ( if that ) from my house. It was a beautiful Fall day here yesterday, so I decided to go on a little bit of a "spooky" journey. My first stop was the cemetary, and although I DID snap a few interesting pictures, I wanted to share these first.
The story goes, that back in the mid-late 1800's a young woman and her husband lived there. The husband was sent off to the war, was killed and his body never returned.
Down a steep embankment and across the road are Rail Road tracks. Legend has it that the woman, dressed in a long flowing white nightgown, wandered out of the house late one night in her state of sorrow and in an attempt to drown herself in nearby Pine Creek, was instead hit and decapitated by a train.
They say that on certain moonlit nights, you can her her crying...and if you look up the embankment, through the trees and onto the wrap around porch, you can see a transparent figure dressed in a long, flowing white gown...
Do you see anything?
The story goes, that back in the mid-late 1800's a young woman and her husband lived there. The husband was sent off to the war, was killed and his body never returned.
Down a steep embankment and across the road are Rail Road tracks. Legend has it that the woman, dressed in a long flowing white nightgown, wandered out of the house late one night in her state of sorrow and in an attempt to drown herself in nearby Pine Creek, was instead hit and decapitated by a train.
They say that on certain moonlit nights, you can her her crying...and if you look up the embankment, through the trees and onto the wrap around porch, you can see a transparent figure dressed in a long, flowing white gown...
Do you see anything?
