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Are you looking for Halloween conversation starters? Here are some Halloween conversation starters that you can use right away.
The brown lady ghost photograph is the most famous ghost photo ever and even though many many people have tried to prove its a fraud no one has ever been able to. It has become one of the best photos showing evidence of a ghost ever. The ghost in the photo is said to be that of Lady Dorothy Townshend. She was the wife of Charles Townshend who was the 2nd Viscount of Raynham.
Get ready for Halloween with some spooky German vocabulary and expressions.
Do you believe in ghosts? Apparently a lot of people in Hawaii did in the early 1900s. A few news stories about ghost sightings appeared in major Hawaii newspapers.
Reports of spirits haunting this town pop up everywhere from cemeteries to along quiet, rural roads.
Do you believe in ghosts?
Get ready for Halloween with some spooky Italian vocabulary and expressions.
Do you believe in ghosts? Why is Savannah known as the most haunted city the USA? We took a ghost tour on our visit to Savannah to find out why!
Do you believe in ghosts? The Necropolis in Glasgow, Scotland is located near Glasgow Cathedral. Let's take a tour of this cemetery.
Check out some of the most haunted places in New Orleans and see why this spooky southern city is one of the creepiest places in America.
Do you believe in ghosts? Why is Savannah known as the most haunted city the USA? We took a ghost tour on our visit to Savannah to find out why!
Ghost statues by artist Jakub Hadrava are placed at the St. George's church near Plzen in Lukova in the Czech Republic.Matej Divizna/Getty ImagesIn the tiny Czech town of Lukova, there is a church that has stood for hundreds of years.It's been abandoned since 1968 when the roof fell through during a funeral.
Sante Fe's most famous ghost is Hannah Nordhaus' great-great-grandmother. Her new book, American Ghost, is mix of memoir, cultural history, genealogical detective story and paranormal investigation.
OMG! What She Found In This Selfie Will Send Chills Down Your Spine! Do you believe in ghosts? Bethany Harvey, of North Ireland, did NOT believe in ghosts until she looked a little closer at the selfie she took with her nephew and her sister. Bethany was spending some time with her baby nephew at
Do you believe in ghosts and mythological creatures? Now you have the opportunity to try a new and unusual forest spirit amigurumi pattern!
ICEBREAKER ACTIVITY! This PowerPoint presentation includes 40 questions & statements to get to know your students and to inspire conversation and debate! Interactive with fun images! 14 this or that statements: Vanilla or Chocolate? Zoo or Aquarium? 8 Would You Rather questions: Be a good singer OR be a good dancer? 8 Yes/No questions: Do you believe in ghosts? Would you travel into space? 10 Agree/Disagree statements: Life is easier now for children than 50 years ago. Editable!
Do you believe in ghosts and mythological creatures? Now you have the opportunity to try a new and unusual forest spirit amigurumi pattern!
"Oh, By The Way" is a digital scrapbook of things I like & share with friends: art/film/clothing designers/music/books/poetry/quotes/design/men.
Are you planning to explore Jerome, Arizona? Check out these fun and best things to do in Jerome that you should add to your Arizona travel itinerary.
A book entitled, 13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey is a beloved volume widely read by both the young and old in the South. Kathryn Tucker Windham * who wrote this book along with Margaret Gillis Figh wrote for the Selma Times-Journal and was an acclaimed folklorist. She once said: “I don’t care whether you believe in ghosts. The good ghost stories do not require you believe in ghosts.” These co-authors share a variety of suspenseful ghost legends in their book. Amidst these eerie tales, they manage to also share quite a bit of Alabama’s history. Windham includes the name “Jeffrey” at the end of the title because this is the name of a friendly ghost that lived in her home. She stated Jeffrey actually was her “unofficial collaborator” in writing this book. This collection includes a story about the Unquiet Ghost at Gaineswood, a story about a ghost named Evelyn Carter, who fills a Demopolis antebellum mansion with midnight musical interludes because her body wasn’t returned to Virginia. Another story, The Phantom Steamboat of the Tombigbee, which I wrote about here, is about the wreck of the steamboat Eliza Battle. People still state they see this boat rise on cold nights --its cargo of cotton on fire. Kathryn Tucker Windham * Windham passed away in recent years. The following is one of my favorite tales from this book. Mobile’s Pipe Smoking Sea Captain To his neighbor’s chagrin, a grizzled old sea captain moved into a home on their street. It was rumored he had been forced to leave his beloved sea because of a disagreement he had with another officer. The Captain received few visitors and he had made it clear to his new neighbors that he could not abide landlubbers. The neighbors watched with disdain as he puttered in his garden or sat smoking his pipe staring into space. His longing for the sea drove him to visit the docks almost every day. He would smoke his pipe and watch the freighters load and unload their cargoes. In the afternoon, he would salute the last ship leaving the harbor and then sadly head home. Eventually this sadness overtook the captain and after returning from the docks late one day his neighbors heard a gunshot followed by someone falling down stairs. The neighbors forced their way into the house and found the Captain dead, his pipe still warm from his last smoke. After the Captain's death an Englishman, Charles Smallwood bought the home. When he died his son William Smallwood and his family moved in. This was when the Captain’s ghost began to appear. One night Charles and his wife heard someone falling down the stairs, sure it was one of their sons they checked to find both boys asleep in their beds. They found nothing near the stairs. After this, they heard similar sounds night after night. They like their neighbors came to believe the home was haunted. One morning Mrs. Smallwood discovered who the ghost was. She saw the figure of a strange man holding a stub pipe and wearing a Captain’s cap standing in her flower garden. As she stared at him, he vanished. She began to smell tobacco smoke near the home’s back entrance and in the garden. At first, she felt it was her sons sneaking a smoke. But she never discovered their hiding place. One day she challenged them to come out and admit their guilt. Instead, she saw a nautical cap disappear among the trees. Another time when she smelled the smoke and called out she heard a deep chuckle followed by a “salty oath.” As time passed the smell of tobacco smoke became stronger, and Mrs. Smallwood realized this aroma announced the presence of the Captain. She put up with his presence until one day he appeared to her valued cook. This lady had a nervous disposition, and when she saw the Captain standing at the doorway to her kitchen, she quit. This was the last straw for Mrs. Smallwood. Shortly afterward, the family moved out. For years after this the home remained empty--except for the smell of the Captain’s pipe smoke. Windham and Figh followed up their popular first collection with six additional volumes of ghost stories.
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