Posts Tagged ‘haunted places in Louisiana’

Myrtles Plantation-
The ghost of a murderous slave is seen and heard, a mother and her 2 daughters

Its been told that you can see lights go in the old plantation houses, and see people walking around just like in the olden days when they had the slaves back there.

There’s a story about a woman who had a baby and her husband or boyfriend took her baby and killed it.

Built in 1796 by General David Bradford, this stately old home on Myrtles Plantation is said to be haunted be several restless ghosts.

After reading about Stow’s Bar for a while, I finally decided to check it out on a recent eastward trip.  According to The Shadowlands, Stow’s was used as a Confederate hospital, with some of the old equipment still stored inside.  You can also hear footsteps on the bottom floor and beds sliding around.  With the help of [...]

the old hospital-There is a presence that inhabits the 4th floor{which used to be where the operating room was.}

Dishes would sometimes shake and spread out all across the floor and feelings of dread.

New Orleans The Andrew Jackson Hotel{919 Royal St.}- This old “adults only” hotel was once the former site of an all boys boarding school that was completely destroyed during the infamous New Orleans fire of the 1700s. 5 boys died in this fire. Guests have reported hearing the boys laughing and playing outside in the [...]

One time, eight years ago, a student and I saw what looked like lights shining from a flashlight and heard footsteps behind us as we were leaving to go back to my classroom. We thought some of the other kids were behind us playing a prank, but when we got back to my class, all students were accounted for.

Blue Cliff College is located on North Thomas Road off of North Market.  It is used as a massage institute and a criminal justice school as well. It is said to be full of paranormal activity, since it used to be a mental health facility.  Room 4 is said to be the most haunted. The [...]