The Courtesan Ghost of Golconda Fort
The Golconda Fort, known for its diamonds and wealth, is also thought to be haunted. It is said that you can still hear the sound of rattling ghunghroos from the ghost of a beautiful dancer and courtesan.
The Story of Chugoro by Lafcadio Hearn
“The Story of Chugoro” by Lafcadio Hearn, published in 1900, is a haunting tale rooted in Japanese folklore. The story recounts the eerie experiences of Chugoro, a man who mysteriously vanishes for several days, only to return with a strange tale of being seduced by a beautiful woman who turns out to be a frog and a vampire-like spirit. Through vivid descriptions and a delicate exploration of supernatural themes, Hearn delves into the chilling consequences of human encounters with the spirit world. “The Story of Chugoro” exemplifies Hearn’s ability to weave cultural folklore into compelling and atmospheric prose, offering readers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Japanese myths and legends. His most famous works are retellings of Japanese and Chinese folktales, in particular those of a ghostly or macabre nature.
Kolkata’s New Market and the Ghosts of the Murdered Women
The ghosts of two women allegedly murdered at the New Market in Kolkata is said to be haunting the area. As does the former police commissioner and the one that built the market.
The Ghost of the Farmer of Norton Creek Trail
In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a ghostly lantern is said to haunt the Norton Creek Trail. It is said that the helpful light, guiding lost hikers to safety is the ghost of a farmer who died years ago when looking for his lost daughter.
The Ghostly Legend of the Royal Calcutta Turf Club
In the misty mornings on Saturday, some talk about seeing the ghost of one of the former horses of the The Royal Calcutta Turf Club, still racing, long after losing […]
Lake Crescent and the Lady of the Lake Haunting it
The Lady of the Lake said to haunt the Lake Crescent in Olympic National Park. The ghost said to linger in the water is said to be the spirit of Hallie Latham Illingworth, who was murdered and dumped at the bottom of the lake.
The Haunted Sabatini’s Customs Office
In the Sabatini’s Customs Office in Madrid the people working there think it is haunted by the victims of the Spanish Civil War that died in the basement. Loud noises, banging and strange noises have made the guards making their rounds filled with fear.
The Haunted Mysteries of 25 GB Bungalow in Bonacaud
An abandoned house in Bonacaud known as 25 GB Bungalow by an old tea plantation is now thought to be haunted. A story about a British child who died under mysterious circumstances started to circulate and it is said that her ghost is haunting her home.
The Tomb of Sarah by Frederick George Loring
“The Tomb of Sarah” by F. G. Loring, published in 1900, is a gripping vampire tale set in the English countryside. The story revolves around the discovery of an ancient tomb belonging to Sarah, an infamous and mysterious figure from the past. It tells what happens when the tomb of the evil Countess Sarah, murdered in 1630, is disturbed during the restoration of a church. As the tomb is opened, it becomes clear that Sarah was no ordinary woman; she was a vampire.
The Haunted and Forgotten Ground of Kasauli Graveyard
From colonial times, there are only graves left behind in Kasauli Graveyard, and they are slowly disappearing with no one to attend to them. Over time, the rumors of the graveyard being haunted also grew together with the wild grass taking over the headstones.
The Cherokee Legend of Spearfinger in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Disguised as an old woman or a loved one, the liver eating Spearfinger has terrified the Cherokees for centuries. She hides in the mountain, attacking children to eat their livers.
The Haunting of Naggar Castle in the Hills
In the mountainous hills in India, Naggar Castle is said to be haunted and visitors and staff that have stayed at the hotel it now operates as, talk about their paranormal experiences.
The Ghostly Presence of Beverly at Lake Quinault Lodge
At the old Lake Quinault Lodge in Olympic National Park, it is said that the ghost of Beverly, the former employee that died in a fire, still haunts the suit named after her.
The Buried Bones Haunting The Provincial Council of Granada
In a former church with a haunted rumor in Granada, they did some renovations when it was turned to house the Provincial Council of Granada and found something disturbing under the foundations of The Buried Bones. Human remains were discovered and gave an answer to just who had haunted the building for centuries.
The Haunting of Dona Paula Beach and the Pearl Wearing Ghost
People on the Dona Paula Beach in Goa, India claim to have seen the ghost of a woman coming out from the ocean, wearing only a pearl necklace. Legend claim it is Dona Paula, lamenting over her tragic love.
Let Loose by Mary Cholmondeley
“Let Loose” by Mary Cholmondeley, published in 1890, is a gripping and atmospheric ghost story with vampiric overtones. The narrative follows an unnamed protagonist, an artist, who is commissioned to restore an old mural in a remote English church. The gentleman relaying the story wonders why his travel companion Mr. Blake never takes off his high collar around his neck. While working in the eerie setting, he accidentally releases a malevolent spirit that had been confined within the mural for centuries. This unleashed entity begins to haunt and terrorize him, exhibiting vampiric qualities as it drains his vitality.
