Lemp Mansion
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Located in St. Louis, Missouri Lemp Mansion is at number ten to be one of the scariest haunted house in America. The mansion was designed by Jon Adam Lemp arrived in St. Louis, in Eschwege, Germany in 1838. The first time was a merchant who later found the importance of Lager beer, so in 1840 he left the grocery business and built a brewery. The wealth created in the brewery mansion thirty-three fourth victory. When the ban four Lemp family members committed suicide as his business failed and the house fell into disrepair. While the mansion was restored, workers reported a feeling of being watched, strange sounds and instruments disappearance caused many workers to quit. Lemp Mansion when it was used as a restaurant, employees reported seeing ships floating bar, the sounds, without explanation, the piano itself, and appearances that come and go at will. There were no appearances of “Lavender Lady” who is divorced wife of William Lemp Jr. It is called “Lavender Lady” because it is often used lavender dress. There is also a secret door in the cellar led to the caves along the Mississippi River. The caves were used to smuggle slaves and during the ban.
# 9 Hull HouseHull House is located in Chicago, Illinois. Hull House was built in a fashionable section of town by Carlos J. Hull, in 1856. In 1880 this house was quickly surrounded by factories and homes after fire in Chicago in 1871. At first there were some sightings of apparitions and footsteps of the meeting, but Hull House received its greatest notoriety for being the place of refuge of the Chicago “devil baby.” This child was born a woman and her husband a devout Catholic and an atheist is said to have pointed ears, horns, tail and scaly skin.
It is said that when the boy was taken to be baptized during the ceremony the child escaped from the priest and began dancing and laughing. Not knowing what to do with the child, Jane Addams remained locked in the attic, where he later died. People say that some nights, the demon child can be seen looking out the window in the attic. # 8 Franklin CastilloFranklin Castle is Cleveland, Ohio haunted house. It is said that Hannes Tiedemann, who was arrogant and domineering, killed his daughter and a servant. He was never charged with crimes. Accounts of the killing of children varies. Some say the 15-year-old daughter allegedly died of diabetes was found hanging on the ceiling. Other stories say it was his niece 13 years to be promiscuous or crazy. Still, however, others say it is his daughter Karen. There are also several versions of official killed. Some say it was broke to death with an ax in front of a window on her wedding day because she jealousness Tiedemann. It is said that neighbors had heard every ax stroke from the outside. Others say he was strangled by Hannes in bed because of her being engaged to another man. Finally, some say he was shot by Hannes. When people visit the castle, which they say can be heard choking sounds in the room where he was killed. It is rumored that he killed his wife, also poison. When people visit this castle, see a black woman in a room upstairs, the lights turn on and off, lights spin, open and close doors, mirrors fog, ringtones, sounds strange coming from the walls – voices muttering the children crying. Some visitors said they owned or exceeded. Not cool and ice rooms become spontaneous …
# 7 Congelier HousePittsburgh, Pennsylvania is home Congelier home. This story begins in the winter of 1871. Lyda found her husband Charles, who has an affair with Essie maid. It is said that Lyda was so enraged that Charles stabbed to death and chopped head of Essie. This house has been vacant for several years when people move, did not stay long, because a woman’s screams. In 1900, Dr. Adolph C. Brunrichter bought the house. One night, neighbors heard screams and ran outside and saw a picture with a flash of red in the house. Earth shook, cracked sidewalks and broken windows of the house. When officers investigated, they found a decomposed female body and five women, young headless pits located in the basement. He experimented with cut ends and kept alive for short periods after decapitation.
# 6 White HouseThe White House Washington DC, several former presidents from time to time decide to make their presence known. Some stories and haunting the White House include Abigail Adams laundry room and Eastern Dolly Madison overlooking the Rose Garden. Mrs. Wilson wanted to dig up the rose garden appeared Dolly Madison told them not to disturb your garden. Also, a British soldier was killed during the war of 1812. He is seen walking on the ground with a torch. Phantom of the President Harrison is often heard rummaging in the attic. Andrew Jackson is thought to haunt his White House bedroom. Lady Mary Todd Lincoln held meetings in the real White House to remember the spirit of his dead son Willie. Frequently sighted presidential ghost has been Abraham Lincoln. Eleanor Roosevelt felt he looked at her while working in the Lincoln bedroom. An employee said he had actually seen her ghost sitting on a bed taking off his boots. When Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands spent a night at the White House, awoke one night a knock on his bedroom door. When she answered, her face the ghost of Abraham Lincoln staring at her in the lobby. Calvin Coolidge was a woman on several occasions the ghost of Lincoln standing with hands clasped behind his back in a window in the Oval Office looking at the bloody battlefield.
# 5 Stranahan HouseStranahan House was built in 1906 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Legend says that Stranahan died on June 23, 1929 when he committed suicide after sinking in financial ruin in 1927. He lost most of his wealth and holdings following a hurricane and then a victim of the Great Depression. He lost his battle with depression and was concerned about the idea of letting those around you when the committed their financial management in their lifesavings. He attached a great hatred of iron in the ankle and jumped into the River. He returned home as a ghost deep water demands. In the years after Stranahan, killed six people in the house and do all their appearance.
# 4 Winchester HouseThere was a series of strange events reported at Winchester House in San Jose, California. It began in 1884 when a wealthy widow named Sarah L. Winchester began a construction project of this magnitude that could handle carpenters and craftsmen living up to his death 38 years later. This mansion is filled with many unexplained oddities that are often referred to as the Winchester Mystery House. This house has 160 rooms, modern heating, sewage, gas light, 3 lifts and 47 working fireplaces. There are windows built into the floor, stairs leading nowhere, a chimney that rises four floors, doors that open into blank walls. They say that Sarah, along with other tormented spirits still wonder through the maze of large rooms.
Whaley House # 3Whaley House is located in San Diego California. It was built in 1857 by Thomas Whaley on land that was once a cemetery. For this reason, the house was the site of dozens of ghost sightings. Some meetings are ghostly spirit of a girl who accidentally hanged himself on the property. Ghost of Jim Robinson, who was beaten to death can be heard on the stairs, where he died. Redhead Whaley’s daughter sometimes appears in a very realistic, which is sometimes confused with a living child.
# 2 Lalaurie Houseprivate residence in the famous old New Orleans got its title from haunted house stories about spirits of slaves tortured in chains Clank hours of midnight in memory of the terrible punishments they face her boyfriend. There are even reports that the ghost of the lady who is there. Ghosts are often seen running and slamming doors and shouts are heard repeatedly. Moves furniture for themselves, people often feel the touch of invisible hands, and people see ghosts even look at the windows above.
Myrtles Plantation # 1Myrtles Plantation is the number one haunted house in America. It is located in West Feliciana Parish Louisiana. He says the real obsession will take place at 3 o’clock. “At that time exactly every dark night, a restless ghost roams the dark haunted plantation great Chloe Chloe is a loving slave who was owned by Judge Woodruff .. When he tired of it, he began to listen to learn When he called his fate,. he cut his left ear. wanted to regain the affection of his family and so poisonous oleander leaves boiled and baked a cake. She could only think that sick children and could come to attend . But that, too much is used and wife and two children died that night of intoxication when other slaves heard about it, is hanging from a tree. then thrown into the Mississippi River Chloe and children can. be seen and heard until the day of planting
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