Does anyone know of any links to haunted graveyards ?
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http://theshadowlands.net/ghost/
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http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/astralplane/a/afterlife.htm
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I don't think people hunt on burial grounds...\n\ndid you mean haunted? if that was the case I don't know. I think graveyards are more know for being haunted than Native burial grounds.
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hmm never heard on this. there always the curse stories on messing with tombs of past dead kings. like curse of the mummy.
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http://www.archive.org/\n \nThere is supposed to be some Dead shows on this site.
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Depends what you are looking for. But lots of old games and links to related sites (maybe to what you are looking for too) you will find at www.abandonia.com
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You mean recently?  The archives of the local newspaper would be the place.  If it's not too small a town, they probably have an on-line edition.  If not, you'll have to go look at their archives (called "morgue" in most newspapers) and see what you can find.\n\nI suspect you are concerned that there might be a ghost.  I wouldn't worry about it.  Contrary to Hollywood hype, ghosts are seldom hostile, and even more rarely toward strangers.  The usual thing is that they have not quite grasped that they are dead, and that it is time to move on.  Sometimes it's just that there's unfinished business, or that they were taken by surprise.  Sometimes it's fear of what comes next.  If you encounter a ghost, don't panic, but just talk to him or her calmly and quietly.
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www.oldcolognebottles.com/buried/dog.html
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Hate to disappoint you, but there aren't any haunted places in Massachusetts. In fact, there aren't any haunted places anywhere. That's right: no ghosts. None. Nada. Zilch.\n\nNo proof. None. Never. Anywhere.\n\nReally.
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http://magnolia.cyriv.com/DynamicTree/Cemetery/Search/DocDtl.asp?FK=14&OB=1&L1=0&EID=254\n\nPythian Sisters, women's auxilliary of the Knights of Pythias.\n\nMore information:\n\nhttp://www.pythias.org/
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Never been there, but that was a very interesting website.  Glad you shared it with us.\n\nI am watching a show about the Waverly Hills Sanitorium in Kentucky I believe.  It's a lot like this.  It was built for TB patients.  Supposedly, over 63,000 people died there and it is extremely haunted.  It's on SciFi.  Don't know when it'll be on again, but it's really creepy.   Check it out if you get a chance.
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Okay then.  We have Newstead Abbey, Rufford Abbey and Country Park.\nYou can try www.ghostvillage.com  There are members from the UK there and they should be able to direct you to places they have been to.  Good luck let us know how it goes!
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http://www.pigeon-forge-attractions.com/mine.html\n\nhttp://www.roanoke.com/printer/printpage.aspx?arcID=17341
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http://www.ghoststudy.com\n\nhttp://www.ghoststudy.com/camlinks.html
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yeah, i made a website, check it out!\nhttp://www.ghostsoftheunderground.talkspot.com
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Do you mean Cemetery like in Graveyard?\n\ngo to one and look at the headstones, they list says who is buried beneath them...
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The other day I was asked to name the top ten haunted places in the United States. This sounded easy enough. So, I stopped and thought a moment, then admitted I would hazard a guess, but how popular such places are or aren't, is a matter of opinion and mine no doubt will differ from others. \n \nWhile there are probably a number of haunted places worth checking out in every state; some are more famous than others, some also offer more ghostly activity than others. With this thought in mind, I used the following criteria for my selected top ten; how popular a place was with the ghostly community, if the ghost was that famous a person and the amount of activity reported. \n\nIt's a safe bet that everyone who is interested in the paranormal has heard of Winchester Mansion in San Jose and Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay. Doesn’t it seem that every television show dealing with ghosts eventually makes its way to these locations in Northern California? \n\nFor this reason both Alcatraz and Winchester Mansion belong on any list of top ten haunted places. So, what about the other eight?\n\nElection year or not, the White House surely belongs in the top ten. How many times has Abe Lincoln's ghost appeared? And, let's not forget the specter of Dolly Madison who calmly hangs her ghostly laundry. \n\nWhile in Washington D.C., we should stop and consider Ford Theater. After all, the apparitions of both John Wilkes Booth and Abraham Lincoln are sometimes spotted. \n\nAlthough I don’t believe that every cemetery is haunted, two come to mind when it comes to this list. The first is St. Louis Cemetery in New Orleans where the ghost of Voodoo Queen, Marie Laveau is said to roam. The other cemetery is Resurrection Cemetery, the home of the ghostly Resurrection Mary. \n\nThose who die a violent death are said to sometimes stay on this earthly plane. Perhaps this explains the ghosts of Gettysburg National Park. Here, witnesses have reported seeing numbers of ghosts, still engaged in the Civil War. \n\nWhat is it about lighthouses that ghostly inhabitants seem to like? Just about any lighthouse you care to name is haunted. In fact, I was hard pressed to choose only one. So, I decided that the Haceta Head Lighthouse at Florence Oregon and the Point Pinos Lighthouse in Pacific Grove would tie. These lighthouses are said to be haunted by more than one ghost. \n \n  \nThe Oatman Hotel in Oatman Arizona is tiny and haunted by the ghosts of Clark Gable and Carol Lombard, who spent their honeymoon in the hotel. The stars slept here, how could this not be on the list? Stars also slept, at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. Now it seems the ghostly Marilyn Monroe has been seen in a mirror there. The ghostly Ms. Monroe gets around; she's been spotted at several other sites as well.\n\nThat’s ten and I'm not done. Speaking of stars, the Hollywood Memorial Park, where many are buried is thought to be haunted by some of them. You can also look for ghostly stars at the Universal Studio and Paramount Studio.