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BRIEF: This getaway causes fright SUMMARY: Margarite Cabin is a favorite place for the girls from Glenwood Middle School to go on camping trips. A painting that hangs on the wall has been found bleeding. The ghost of Margarite who died there has been seen in the cabin. The piano has been heard playing by itself. SUMMARY: A child's ghost has been spotted inside the church. BRIEF: Long history, various hauntings. SUMMARY: Voodoo, old coinage, and a history that predates the Declaration of Independence by more than a century. BRIEF: Beautiful southern Plantation - Haunted SUMMARY: The plantation dates to sometime in the late 1700s to early 1800s. In 1836, the plantation was sold to Jacques Telespore Roman and was called "Oak Alley" by riverboat captains. Jacques' brother Andre Roman served as Governor of Louisiana. Jacques and his wife Celina had a grand mansion designed and built, to include 28 classic colums surrounding the house, 12 foot ceilings and 16 inch thick walls. The final construction was completed sometime around 1841.
The plantation and mansion are known to be haunted possibly by Roman family members. BRIEF: A gravedigger SUMMARY: Joseph Simmons lived in the nineteenth century and worked as a gravedigger. The people in the town called him Joe Morgue. |
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