SUMMARY: This strange haunting involves 'the sounds of cars being heard'. Reports of night-time travelers include flashing lights in the nearby field; travelers who stop, it's said, can hear sounds of car doors closing and radios playing. Investigations reportedly reveal no obvious source for the sounds.

SUMMARY: I [Beverly] was invited to investigate the bar by a reporter named Joseph Giordano. It was an exciting investigation. I got excellent readings on all my equipment. I recorded noises and voices in the basement. I could hear someone moving bottles and boxes around and the sound of muffled voices.

SUMMARY: Will's Mountain was named after an Algonquin Indian called "Will," as was nearby Will's creek. Will and his family refused to move and go west with their tribe; instead, he and his family stayed and lived in a cave in the mountains. That was long ago.

SUMMARY: The main building is haunted by two little children who have been seen riding their bikes up and down the halls at night.

SUMMARY: Tales about this strange dog-like creature date back a century. Hundreds of people have seen this strange creature. Horses are very afraid of this strange animal and they will throw their rider off trying to escape from the creature. The strange creature has been seen on the Alternate Route 40. The creature will appear in the road and scare travelers. The creature always disappears before astonished travelers. Some people believe the creature is the Big Black Dog and others think it the Snarly Yow and still others believe that it is an entirely different creature. The creature has frightened traveler on the National Pike. People describe the creature as having very large paws, sharp teeth, and an ugly red mouth. This creature has been seen South Mountain, located east of Hagerstown. The creature has also been seen at Turner's Gap which was the site of the Midnight Battle in 1862.

SUMMARY: This large, Civil War era house is always occupied by female students who attend Gettysburg College. A small grave in the backyard dates from the Civil War; it belongs to a young woman. She is said to "move around the house at night, moving objects around, breaking plates, glasses," etc. A lilac smell has been reported during these times of activity.

SUMMARY: The building is located next to where Lincoln's assassination conspirators were hung and is very haunted. They kept John Wilkes Booth's body in the basement. People have trouble with the window in this room. The window opens all by itself; even when objects are placed in front of the window it will swing open all by itself. The building has been converted to apartments for mid-level Army officers and their families. The children report seeing a ghost of woman and child.