Haunted Photographs

REAL GHOST PHOTOS:

 

WISTERIA CHURCH

My son and I are avid ghost hunters. Here’s a recent investigation at a local haunted landmark, Wisteria Church. It’s looked like this for fifty years. The church has an evil reputation and is filled with Satanic graffiti. I had a very disturbed student years ago who was fascinated by this place. He spent hours at a time there and one time cut himself VERY badly on purpose, so that he could bleed on the floor.

We took many photographs, but this one has a figure standing in the doorway. See what you think…

WISTERIA CHURCH, see if you can see the figure of a man standing in the doorway:

Here’s a close-up. You can even see his suit coat:

 He looks like he’s wearing glasses:

I’ve outlined the figure:

Here’s another view:

Look close, he’s a real ghost:

 

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Hill Pine Cemetery, February 13, 2010

 

 

Hill Pine has always been one of my favorite cemeteries. I went out alone today (Saturday). It was very cold and kind of late. The sun had already set. My camera is very light receptive. It was much darker than it appears in these photographs.

 

 

This is the grave of my Great, Great, Great, Grandfather. He fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War.

 

 

Here I am all decked out in my cold weather ghost-hunting outfit.

 

 

It wasn’t until later that I noticed the face in the stone. The face is not carved into the stone. It has just appeared there.

 

 

Here he is up close.

 

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The Ware Hotel

 

The Ware Hotel is now abandoned. It once towered over the skyline and housed many a railroad man. In it’s later years, it served as an old folks home. There’s no telling what those walls have seen.

 

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The Ware Hotel at twilight, this whole part of town is derelect. It’s totally surrounded by deserted buildings. The truck is mine. This isn’t always the safest place to be.

 

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I always look for Satanic graffiti around haunted spots. I don’t know if it means anything, but it’s surprising how often you find it.

 

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Look at the door at the end of this alley.

 

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Look again.

 

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My son Ancil at the Ware Hotel investigation

 

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Hog Creek Swamp

 

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This is Hog Creek. It’s supposedly the haunt of monsters, strange, malformed animals, and humans with pale, enlarged heads. There have also been rumors of small, foul-smelling (Big Foot-like) creatures called Swamp Apes.

Hog Creek is too shallow and has too many snags and dead falls for any power boat. It’s become one of my favorite kayak destinations. It’s all but unexplored.

 

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Under the Hog Creek Bridge. Hunters have been dumping their deer carcases here for years. During hunting season, I’ve seen dozens of butchered carcases dumped here.  Its no wonder that this place is attractive to scavengers of all kinds.

There’s a reason they call it Hog Creek. There are huge wild pigs here. They’re usually jet-black in color, with coarse, spiky hair and very long heads. These pigs routinely reach 500+ pounds.

 

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This is the prime dumping area.

 

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Look at that. Do you see it?

 

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The grey waters of Hog Creek Swamp

 

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Here’s a cool old collage of photographs from the 1800’s.

 

 

Here’s a close-up.

 

I’ll be taking new Haunted Photographs all the time. Check back often to see new ones.