Most haunted city you have ever been to? Whatever that means to you.
Mine is Savannah, GA
>>17133030
Youngstown Ohio
>>17133068
How come?
>>17133106
The surface is miserable and decadent, but far beneath the surface, just below these very forests, lies an ancient civilization
>>17133123
Really?
>>17133135
Don't tell nobody now, you hear?
>>17133068
theres a joint on the ground pick it up
I stayed in the Copper Queen hotel in Arizona when I was younger with my mom. We stayed in the room next to the most haunted room in the hotel. Nothing spooky happened. Although a week after I stayed there I saw the hotel on an episode Ghost Adventures and they recorded "spooky moving blankets".
>>17133030
Georgetown, SC....Grey Man, Alice Flagg, Platte-Eye (from the Gullah cultures in the Coastal Area) that was Technically the first ever description of a Lizard Man type creatures in the swamps prior to the 80s,... . pic related, took it after midnight in the Oak Grove along the inlet of Magnolia beach facing where the front doors were to the Flagg family home stood. It was swept near 14 miles out to sea along with 7 or 8 other families and homes. The fog was on point that Witching hour.
London is full of soul-less dead people who would stand and watch a 10 year old kid get mugged by a 20 year old and not even blink an eye (I was that 10 year old senpai). I've seen people literally stepping OVER old people to get on a bus before them because there were only 3 seats left on the bus. I saw a woman fall about 100 steps at a train station and snap her leg in half and the guy sitting 3 yards away from where she landed continued to read his paper as if nothing had happened. Blank faced like a vampire bruv.
Spoops galore down there famalamalam
Bath, MI always gives me a creepy vibe, I live right next to it and know people who teach at its high school. It was the site of the deadliest terror attack in United States history before the Oklahoma City attack (and still the deadliest school killing to ever happen), where some pissed-off school board member set off bombs in an elementary school killing almost 40 children. The whole area is sparsely populated and developed and looks like your quintessential midwestern meth-addled hellhole. It's just soulless, creepy white trash settlement sprawled over a sparse area no one outside of it gives a shit about. Not necessarily paranormal, but definitely creepy, as you feel like at any moment you could get jumped by an inbred trailer park pedophile with seven kids' corpses below his trailer while he's fucked to hell and back on meth.
>>17133030
live in buttfuck nowhere northern nevada lots of mines and abonded shit in miles of nothign but desert and creepy ass old cabins in the hills bordering cali.
>>17133030
I lived in Savannah for 25 years, had several paranormal experiences there.
>>17133267
Holy shit I'm in NC, maybe time to take a drive down
>>17133283
Jesus Christ mang
>>17133308
Jesus Christ MANG
>>17133338
I want to go see the spooopy west like yesterday
>>17133729
432 Abercorn took a piece of me
Hampton Court has a spoopy vibe to it. I'm not sure what it is. It's the kind of place where you wouldn't wanna be left alone in a room by yourself. Probably the most unsettling place I've been. Even the maze is creepy.
Go to New Orleans 2-3x a year, have spent the night at the Myrtles Plantation...nothing. The only freaky paranormal experience I have had, was in San Antonio. Lotta people died at the Alamo...
The outskirts of Brampton, Ontario and the surrounding rural towns are pretty damn creepy.
Tons of abandoned old buildings and shit like that, all within a 15-20 minute drive from the city.
>pic related, this place is pretty spooky at night
