Haunted Locations

Fractured History of the Haunted Monroe House

July 24, 2018 By Celina Summers

The legends around the large, white-sided Victorian house and its extreme haunting are well-known in Blackford County, Indiana. The Monroe House, as the residence at 218 North Monroe Street in Hartford City is called, has been a mystery for decades. Neighbors have reported everything from fires to black smoky figures in the windows to loud arguments and lights coming on in the vacant home for years, but when the police show up no one is there and nothing is wrong. The ghost stories go back at least to the 1930s. When you combine the stories and legends with the historical records, a fascinating—and terrifying—timeline emerges, one that might explain the continued hauntings and escalated activity in the residence. Claims of Paranormal Activity Psychics have claimed for years that the house is haunted as the result of horrific child abuse—a father who abused his small son and daughter so severely the event has been imprinted on the property, a literal trauma to the very foundations of the house. Investigations have uncovered Class A EVPs of small children screaming, disembodied voices interacting with investigators even through baby monitors, shadow people, the apparitions of two small children, a small blackened apparition in the upstairs windows, unexplained fires, physical attacks, and sever poltergeist activity. But all of these are claims—allegations. What we have to …

St. Ignatius Hospital, Ghosts and Real Paranormal Experiences

June 12, 2018 By livescifi.tv

In 2016 livescifi.tv was the first paranormal investigation team to spend three nights at St. Ignatius Hospital. Being the first paranormal team to investigate, this abandoned hospital we had no idea what we were getting ourselves into. St. Ignatius Hospital in Colfax Washington, is what an abandoned hospital should should look, feel, and it is without a doubt haunted by the ghosts of the patients that once walked its halls. St. Ignatius Hospital History The St. Ignatius Hospital served the Palouse region of Washington state from 1893-1964. The hospitals construction began in 1893 by Rev. Jachern who saw the need for healthcare in the Palouse area of Washington, while the three Sisters of Charity provided medical care in wooden buildings that were located close to construction of the new hospital. As soon as construction of the St. Ignatius hospital was completed in 1894, it opened its doors. New additions to the hospital were added in 1917 and in 1928 which accommodated longer term patient care. The St. Ignatius School of nursing was established and gradated its first class of nurses in 1911. One interesting note is that Washington State's first two male nurses earned their degrees in 1941 from this school. However during the 1950's to 1960's the hospital began to decline and would eventually closed its doors in 1964. Once it closed the building served as …

Hotel Leger Ghosts and Dark Spirits Haunt this Hotel

June 10, 2018 By livescifi.tv

The first time I ever investigated the Hotel Leger Ghosts, was in 2004 and what happened during that night, still haunts me till this day. I will never forget seeing a dark shadow figure that I encountered in underground bowels of the hotel while alone at 3am, during the tail end of a paranormal investigation. It is this paranormal experience at the hotel Leger that has brought back over the years to see if I could further document the Hotel Leger Ghosts, that I know are there. History of Moke Hill Moke Hill or Mokelume Hill is home to California History marker 269. The town originally acquired its name from the Father Narcisco Duran in 1817 who was president of the California Missions. The town derived its name from the local Mi-Wok indians meaning "people of" Gold was soon discovered on the banks of the nearby Mokelumne River in October in 1848, which caused the population to rapidly grow to 10,000 people by 1850. As the population grew so did its problems with lawlessness. One man per week was killed for 17 weeks straight in town, and during one week boasted a five killings. With all of the murders, Moke Hill quickly became known as one of the most dangerous gold mining towns in the West. The Rise and Fall of the Hotel Leger California Historical Marker 663 lies with the Hotel Leger. originally the Hotel de France, it also was known as the Baldwin …