|
| |
Hurricane, West Virginia Ghost Tales | |
|
|
Passing through Hurricane, after visiting with some relatives in Huntington, my husband and I stopped at a rest area on the right going east on I-64 in Hurricane. Upon leaving, as we were in the car, I spotted three young figures that appeared to be dressed in Union civil War attire, standing off to the side near the woods in the grass. I turned to tell my husband to look ans when I turned back around, they had vanished. When we returned home I did some research to find that there was a battle located in this area during the Civil War. I will never forget that moment, for I know I actually saw three
| |
|
ghosts.
Submitted by Carrie Underwood
Most of the residents in Hurricane, West Virginia are blissfully uninformed of the terrible riddles this settlement retains; underneath the surface
| |
| |
there are atypical things happening. Things go on in this place that cannot be explained by science. People who have never stayed for a few days in this settlement will say to you it's all myths, but terrifying things unquestionably go on here in Hurricane in the night time.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
The ghost of a 12 feet enormous giant was witnessed in Hurricane City Park late in the night concealing a dead body by a large boulder. There are many descriptions on the subject of this ghost in the vicinity.
The phantom
|
of an adolescent girl has frequently been seen by Culloden Water Supply Dam late at night looking at the water. Several of those who live here assert this phantom may be a distinguished past inhabitant
of Hurricane. Nevertheless, this is an antagonistic ghost that you do not want to run into at midnight.
A figure with a skeleton face in dark robes is frequently spotted by a person hiking along
a trail close to Hurricane.
A woman with a knife in her head has supposedly been spotted on one or two occasions at Ball Creek very late at night hurling pebbles into the stream.
A wandering
phantom can repeatedly be spotted in Flint Hollow in the early morning hours going nuts. In any event, it's a frightening ghost that any normal person wouldn't want to run into.
The ghost of an
aircraft pilot has now and then been witnessed sipping water from Bruce Hunt Spring before sunrise. It's been said that this particular ghost is most likely the undeparted ghost of a local person who
used to have a home here in Hurricane. No matter what, it sure is a creepy ghost that you shouldn't go searching for.
The scary ghost of a Barbarian is from time to time observed staring at the
panorama from the apex of Hickory Knob in the early morning hours before sunrise. No matter what people utter, this is an intimidating ghost that is rather not upset.
A guy that shifted shape into
a vampire has allegedly been made out on a small number of occasions seated in an armchair in a home in Hurricane.
A shining human person may every so often be made out trying to locate a hat by
a streetlight in Hurricane.
The ghost of a pregnant female has regularly been perceived walking from trailer to trailer very late at night on a Hurricane residential road. If you talk to the folks
who live here, this ghost is the undeparted soul of a long gone Hurricane local.
The ghost of a youthful man dressed in a jacket is regularly distinguished seated at a table in a Hurricane mobile
home.
A beheaded man is rumored to have been witnessed on several instances verbalizing into the thin air in Forked Run State Park by the park headquarters. One thing's for sure, it is unquestionably
a menacing phantom that you wouldn't wish to come across after midnight.
A female with her arms chopped off may repeatedly be observed reading a magazine in Bluestone National Scenic River by the
park headquarters. In any case, this is a horrible ghost that you shouldn't go searching for.
The spirit of a man grasping a blood-splattered knife may be spotted frequently in a deserted location
in close proximity to Hurricane.
The ghost of a civil war soldier has every so often been distinguished hitch-hiking beside a gloomy road near Hurricane.
The phantom of a man with names
etched into his leg is occasionally noticed downing regular from a fuel pump at a gasoline station in Hurricane.
|
|
Submit a ghost sighting for Hurricane, West Virginia:
Other haunted towns near Hurricane, West Virginia:
Culloden, West Virginia, 5 miles away
Scott Depot, West Virginia, 7 miles away
Winfield, West Virginia, 9 miles away
Red House, West Virginia, 10 miles away
Milton, West Virginia, 10 miles away
Griffithsville, West Virginia, 10 miles away
Hamlin, West Virginia, 11 miles away
Yawkey, West Virginia, 11 miles away
Tornado, West Virginia, 12 miles away
Ashton, West Virginia, 12 miles away
| | |
The latest ghost sightings from around the whole US
All haunted towns and cities in
West Virginia
|
