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The National Register of Haunted Places works alongside the National Register of Historic Places to provide a resting place for legends and lore surrounding historic properties and locations.
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BRIEF: A state-run mental hospital. SUMMARY: Rosewood mental hospital has its own special ghosts. BRIEF: Moving objects and spooky stuff SUMMARY: The house was built in 1860 as a 19th-century Greek Revival Plantation House and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. BRIEF: Fly away SUMMARY: Thousands of birds of all types of species were killed or injured when they crashed into the WBAL in Baltimore, Maryland on September 11, 1948. There was no fog and weather conditions were clear. The birds were being pursued by some strange paranormal creature. The creature was 18 in length and it swooped low over a group of frightened observers. A pastor was an eyewitness and he said the creature had flaming red eyes. BRIEF: Local legend holds that sitting once on the stone couch causes "a scratch;" sitting twice causes light bleeding, and sitting three times results in the ultimate penalty. SUMMARY: Local legend holds that sitting once on the stone couch causes "a scratch;" sitting twice causes light bleeding, and sitting three times results in the ultimate penalty. Regardless of one, two or three sits, bad luck reportedly continues to haunt those who have alighted on this couch. |       |
