10 famous haunted cemeteries of America

Whenever going through these cemeteries, people will find their hearts when they see ghosts walking around.

Famous haunted cemeteries in America

1. St. Louis Cemetery, New Orleans, Louisiana

Louisiana is not only famous for being home to the "media queen" Ellen Lee DeGeneres but is also known for being the home of the spooky New Orleans city.

St Louis Cemetery page.

Arriving in New Orleans, the first thing visitors will hear is probably the story of scary vampires , witches with spooky powers from medieval times . Many believe that The cemeteries in the city are home to vampires. One of the most famous cemeteries in this place is St Louis Cemetery. This is the oldest cemetery. Because the groundwater level here is quite large, the tombs are built up by people from the ground. So when you get lost in these cemeteries, you'll feel like you're lost in a deserted, dead town.

Local people are also very interested in the story of human blood-sucking bats. So when you come here, you will be recommended by many people to visit cemeteries when there are many people.

2. Old cemetery in York, Maine

The old cemetery in York, Maine is said to be home to dozens of souls who had been victims in a notorious massacre in 1962 and Mary Nasson's tomb. Mary was dubbed the White Mercury of York because when she lived she often sold medicinal plants and was an exorcist.

Some locals said they had seen Mary's ghost wandering around the beach. The crows parked on tree branches near the cemetery were also believed by the people to be family members of Mary.

3. Cemetery Rehoboth Village, Massachusetts

This cemetery, built in the 17th century, is home to Ephraim, Massachusetts' most ruthless ghost. Legend has it that Ephraim has deep, scary eyes.

This graveyard has a ghost who hates women.

This ghost often mocks people and hates women. A local resident said that in the cemetery, she suddenly heard a scream: "Catherine ". The woman is scared and runs away. When she turned her head to look back, she saw that this ghost was hitting another woman ghost. After that, both disappeared.

4. Pine Grove Cemetery, Massena, New York

Dragon Obretenoff is the name of a Bulgarian-born man who emigrated to New York town to live. In 1949, he was shot and killed by a hunter who mistook him for a deer and was buried in the Pine Grove local cemetery. His grave then became the ideal hunting ground for local ghost hunters .

5. Union Cemetery, Easton, Connecticut

This is the "home" of the famous ghost White Lady. According to the legend of the people, White Lady died while giving birth, but there were also sources saying that she was assassinated. White Lady often wears a white dress, appearing on the road next to the cemetery. She is also associated with two famous ghost hunters Lorraine Warren and Ed Warren. This interesting ghost story was also remade into a movie by Hollywood and attracted a lot of fans to the theater.

6. Stepp Cemetery Cemetery, Benton, Indiana

Just a small and ruined cemetery but Stepp is very famous in Indiana because of its history associated with ghost stories. One of the most monstrous stories that tourists often recall here is the legend of the woman in black.

Stepp Cemetery Cemetery.

Legend has it that a young mother was deeply distressed when she lost her baby. While distraught, she went to the cemetery to dig up the child's body. After that, because of the pain, the mother ended her own life. Those who go to the cemetery to visit the grave later still see a woman in black sitting crying next to the grave of her daughter, not far from the decaying tree stump in the cemetery.

7. Pine Hill Cemetery, New York

The legend recounts the cemetery, which buried a man named Abel Blood in 1867. Born at the time, he often secreted evil arts and slaughtered his own family. Abel is a scary ghost so cemeteries often close at night. On Halloween holidays, this cemetery is also closely controlled by local authorities to prevent uncertainty.

8. Cemetery Goodleburg, Wales, New York

Years ago, Wales had Dr. Albert Speaker often help abortion women in their own homes, opposite the Goodleburg cemetery. Many women died during abortion and were thrown into a pond by the cemetery. Albert then becomes a suspect in a murder case and hangs himself on a tree in the cemetery.

After death, people often saw Albert and the dead women walking around the graveyard, wearing a white blouse. In addition, many people also saw the ghost of the fetus killed by Dr. Albert crying and crawling around the cemetery.

9. Cemetery of Howard Street, Salem, Massachusetts

Howard Street Cemetery is a burial place for a man named Giles Corey after a tragic death. People here believe that whenever an event in the city happens, it is often seen that Giles's figure appears around the cemetery as a warning.

Next to the cemetery is the old Salem prison, one of America's oldest prisons and closed in 1991. People who go to the cemetery sometimes see bright lights on their windows. prison, screams, murmuring voices . long closed.

10. South Street Cemetery, Massachusetts

Ghost hunters throughout the United States when they come to South Street cemetery are often interested in the grave of Ruth Blay - a teacher who is pregnant with an illegitimate child. She was afraid of being punished so she was hiding with people, giving birth prematurely and the baby died. Ruth buried her child on the floor of the classroom.

South Street Cemetery.

A student saw and told his parents. Ruth was immediately arrested and hanged for murder. The sympathetic people buried Ruth and her mother in the cemetery and sometimes saw the sorrow of these poor people appearing in the darkness.