Haunted, creepy, or downright ridiculous places

[thesummerqueen]

So with it being October and all, how about we post places near where we live that have "reputations"?

When I lived in VA, we didn't have too many haunted or spooky places, but we did have... DUN DUN DUUUUUUNNNNN! Bunny Bridge!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Man



In Concord we have the Old Courthouse Theatre, which is supposedly haunted (aren't all playhouses?). Mostly I just think it's a beautiful building. It's only a couple blocks down from my house on my running route and the only thing I've seen haunting it are a couple of hobos.



Lame-o place I live in.

On the other hand, we do have the Greensboro Hitchhiker (anyone who lives here knows you just don't pick up people from Greensboro anyway, so automatically be skeptical).
http://www.prairieghosts.com/greensboro.html

We have the Brown Mountain Lights:
http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4226

The Devil's Tramping Ground
http://deviljazz.tripod.com/

The World's Largest 10 Commandments


We've got our own resident Bigfoot named "Knobby" (for "Knob's Creek" rather than any other pervy reason).

And my favorite playground:


What about you guys?

[ElDinero]

That old Walmart place gives me the creeps.

[The Grand Nudger]

Waverly Hills Sanitorium

[thesummerqueen]

You'll have to visit it every week if you live in Nashville, sugar.

[Ace Otana]

The creepiest places I can think of would be some of the castles round here at night. Especially when walking through the corridors.







Bodiam castle -



I'm on the right, dad in the middle, sis on the left. You should see some of the castles at night, just it's shape and a few glowing windows.

[Napoléon]

Try walking through an underpass in a UK council estate at night then you will know what fear is.

[downbeatplumb]

I used to work at Haslar Hospital.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Hospital_Haslar

It had 18th century operating theatres in the basement which was where we kept our large packs and the casenotes from the Falklands conflict.
Some of the girls with said they were too scared to go down there but I think they just wanted to get of going down the steps.

Where I worked was the psych ward in the 17th Century.

The grounds are filled with the bones of at least 3000 people in unmarked graves.

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/time-.../episode-2

[thesummerqueen]

Where I worked was the psych ward in the 17th Century.

You keep saying you're old but...

[downbeatplumb]

Where I worked was the psych ward in the 17th Century.

You keep saying you're old but...

To clarify...when I worked here it was no longer the psych ward but medical records.

Funnily enough in my new job I recently had to provide documents to the relatives of some people whose father was the subject of a famous (to haslar staff at least) ghost story. I cant go into details but the facts were unfortunate and gory.

[frankiej]

The queens vagina.