from www.ghost-sighting.co.uk/
Energy Lights. These show up on photos as colored lights during some manifestations of hauntings. They usually are not visible to the naked eye and can appear in different colors such as red, orange or green.
Ghosts of the HMS Queen Mary
Posted 06 Mar 2010 — by admin
Category Phantom Ships, US Ghosts, USA Ghosts
Category Phantom Ships, US Ghosts, USA Ghosts
from www.ghost-sighting.co.uk/
HMS Queen Mary, a cruise ship built in 1936 for the Cunard-White Star Line. After serving in the British Royal Navy in World War II, the 81,000-ton ship retired in Long Beach, California in 1967; the plan was to turn it into a floating luxury hotel and resort. Since then, the Queen Mary has become notorious for its spectral presences, with more than 50 ghosts reported over the years. The ship’s last chief engineer, John Smith, reported hearing unexplained sounds and voices from the area near the ship’s bow, in almost the same location as a doomed British aircraft cruiser, the Coracoa, had pierced a hole when it sank after an accidental wartime crash that killed more than 300 sailors aboard. Smith also claimed to have encountered the ghost of Winston Churchill–or at least his spectral cigar smoke–n the prime minister’s old stateroom aboard the ship. Many visitors to the Queen Mary have reported seeing a phantom crewmember in blue overalls walking the decks. Around the ship’s swimming pool, reports have been made of mysterious splashes and ghostly women in old fashioned bathing suits or dresses, along with trails of wet footsteps appearing long after the pool had been drained.
New York Ghosts Peter Stuyvesant
Posted 04 Mar 2010 — by admin
Category US Ghosts, USA Ghosts
Category US Ghosts, USA Ghosts
from www.ghost-sighting.co.uk/
The spirit of Peter Stuyvesant, the city’s last Dutch colonial governor, has been seen stomping around the East Village on his wooden leg since shortly after his death in 1672. The author Mark Twain is believed to haunt the stairwell of his onetime Village apartment building, while the ghost of poet Dylan Thomas is said to sometimes occupy his usual corner table at the West Village’s White Horse Tavern, where he drank a fatal 18 shots of scotch in 1953. Perhaps the most famous New York ghost is that of Aaron Burr, who served as vice president under Thomas Jefferson but is best known for killing Alexander Hamilton in a duel in 1804. Burr’s ghost is said to roam the streets of his old neighborhood (also the West Village). Burr’s spectral activity is focused particularly on one restaurant, One if By Land, Two if By Sea, which is located in a Barrow Street building that was once Burr’s carriage house.
Ghost Sighting Hever Castle Kent
Posted 03 Mar 2010 — by admin
Category Ghostly events
Category Ghostly events
from www.ghost-sighting.co.uk/
One of the most frequently reported ghost sightings in England dates back to the 16th century. Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII and mother of Queen Elizabeth I, was executed at the Tower of London in May 1536 after being accused of witchcraft, treason, incest and adultery. Sightings of Boleyn’s ghost have been reported at the tower as well as in various other locations, including her childhood home, Hever Castle, in Kent.
Altamonte Springs, Florida Ghost Tales
Posted 02 Mar 2010 — by admin
Category Ghosts in Florida
Category Ghosts in Florida
from www.ghost-sighting.co.uk/
I saw my sons car move without the batteries.. Things fall off the shelves by themselves, doors open by themselves… I live across the street from cranes roost park… I have been going thru this for 9 years here… I have not moved yet but..we are getting tired of it..and want to move…lots of palmetto bugs hunt me…and also things moving without my touching it…