Finleyville, Pennsylvania Ghost Tales    In late 1985 I was driving home alone after dropping off a girl friend at her parents house in Pleasant Hills. I drove along Stone Church Road under a full moon. Across from the old stone church and grave yard, there is a large pasture. I was in my 1976 Chevy Nova and glanced to my left and noticed a large black horse running neck and neck, keeping perfect pace with me. He ran the length of the pasture as I drove about 30 miles an hour. At the far end of the road going towards Finleyville is a 90 degree bend in the road to the left. You must almost come to a stop to negotiate the bend. In fact I have seen on two occasions where cars could not make the bend and crashed into the front yard and wall of a house located on the bend. As I reached the bend, I turned to get a last look at this beutiful horse. But when I did, he was nowhere to be seen. There was no way he could have reached the woods on the far end of the meadow in the time that it took for me to look back. In the full moon, I could survey the entire field and it was empty. A few years later, I told this to an older friend of mine who surprisingly recounted the same exact story that he experienced, but 12 years earlier than my own. Years later, I read in the Pittsburgh Press about a Cival War soldier on horseback that haunts that road. I never did see any body on that horse's back, but I saw that black stallion as plain as day, except that it was at night. . Ghost picture submitted by A. P. At first sight Finleyville, Pennsylvania seems like an ordinary municipality, but underneath the surface there are peculiar things occurring. The undeceased are crawling over this municipality as the residents will say to you. Some residents declare there are no ghosts, but seeing is believing and if you stay for a few days here in Finleyville, you may well see a ghost. These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently. A headless guy was noticed gazing at the water by Lake Jo-Ann Dam before sunrise. The bystander got freaked out and ran off. In any event, it's undeniably a chilling ghost that you would not want to encounter after midnight. A lady with her head and left arm and right leg sliced off was made out reading a pamphlet in Mingo Creek County Park before sunrise. The ghost did not seem to be concerned by the eye witnesses. A number of people assert this ghost is the tormented spirit of a long gone Finleyville resident. The ghost of a guy hauling a bloody knife emerged grasping a skull up on the peak of Pollocks Knob. The spirit acknowledged the presence of the viewer.   Submit a ghost sighting for Finleyville, Pennsylvania: Your Name: Write or Paste Input here: Upload picture:       Other haunted towns near Finleyville, Pennsylvania: South Park, Pennsylvania, 2 miles away Bunola, Pennsylvania, 4 miles away Venetia, Pennsylvania, 4 miles away Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, 4 miles away New Eagle, Pennsylvania, 5 miles away Elrama, Pennsylvania, 6 miles away Monongahela, Pennsylvania, 6 miles away Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, 6 miles away Clairton, Pennsylvania, 7 miles away Eighty Four, Pennsylvania, 7 miles away        The latest ghost sightings from around the world All haunted towns and cities in Pennsylvania Lies about Finleyville