is there a real (house on haunted hill)?
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Yes. I believe its based on a short story ("The Haunted Mansion") that was written about the house that is now used as classrooms at Southern Vermont College in Bennington Vermont. But I'm not totally sure.
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type in empty haunted houses in your search engine and see what you come up with. but hears one for you anyway goto \n\nhttp://skepdic.com/haunted.html
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I'm not from Maine, but here you go:\n\nhttp://theshadowlands.net/places/maine.htm\n\nI've been to several of the places this site lists in NH, but haven't seen anything - yet. Good luck...\n\nYou may also want to check these out, but the one above is the most comprehensive:\nhttp://www.ghostvillage.com/ghostcommunity/index.php?showtopic=524\n\nhttp://www.hollowhill.com/me/me.htm\n\nedit: unable to contact you via email. If you do visit, I highly recommend taking the hour or so drive to visit the Gilson Road Cemetery in Nashua, NH. I've been, but not at night as it is heavily policed now.\n\nhttp://www.hollowhill.com/nh/gilson.htm
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I never heard of it being haunted.
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Ghosts and the paranormal?
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That's Scary, When I was little we use to live in a house that was HAUNTED and I was scared to death. That "THING" was out to scare us fo real. I was so gald when my parents moved us out of that house. It sounds interesting, just keep looking at it and look for clues in your home or on the internet. The History of the house that you live in and what events has happened around your area. Maybe it's a spirit that has a connection with your home or an area that is around your home.
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yes, i think so. if you have the travel channel they show several different shows a week that deal with the invesigation of ghostly phenomena.\n\npretty cool stuff.
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Ghost study has a great ghost gallery.\n\nhttp://www.ghoststudy.com/gallery.html
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my 1st guess would be, maybe... a HAUNTED HOUSE!
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Actually, in Texas, the show King Of The Hill is considered reality TV!!\n\n- Stuart
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Sure, I am a paranormal investigator and I visit haunted places all the time. \n\nMost stories like that are merely Legends and not actually what happens. \n\nThat does not mean there is not paranormal activity there, but I doubt you will actually see that the way the legend describes, but I say go and check it out and it it does happen congratulations.\n\nNot everyone can see ghosts, and most of the paranormal investigators out there have never seen a ghost, but have experienced things of a paranormal nature. \n\nI believe in ghosts because I have seen two, but those two are the only ones I have seen and spoken to, but I have had many other experiences with the paranormal.
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There have been a number of strange events reported at the totally unique Winchester House for many years and they still continue to be reported today. This Haunting makes the top ten in the USA , Number 4 Haunted House in America.\n\nIn 1884, a wealthy widow named Sarah L. Winchester began a construction project of such magnitude that it was to occupy the lives of carpenters and craftsmen until her death thirty-eight years later. The Victorian mansion, designed and built by the Winchester Rifle heiress, is filled with so many unexplained oddities, that it has come to be known as the Winchester Mystery House. \n\nSarah Winchester built a home that is an architectural marvel. Unlike most homes of its era, this 160-room Victorian mansion had modern heating and sewer systems, gas lights that operated by pressing a button, three working elevators, and 47 fireplaces. From rambling roofs and exquisite hand inlaid parquet floors to the gold and silver chandeliers and Tiffany art glass windows, you will be impressed by the staggering amount of creativity, energy, and expense poured into each and every detail.\n\n\nMany many psychics have visited the Haunted house, most have come away actually convinced, that Sarah Winchester and many other tormented spirits still wander the Great maze of rooms. \n\nIn the years that the house has been open to the public, employees and visitors alike have had one to many unusual encounters with ghost. There have been the sounds of haunted footsteps; etheral music and many a banging doors; too often one hears mysterious echoing ghostly voices; several unexplainable cold spots; strange moving lights and orbs in ghost photos; witnesses have seen doorknobs that turn by themselves... and don’t forget the scores of people who have their own claims of phenomena to report but just are to afraid to do it.\n\nTour through 110 of the 160 rooms and look for the bizarre phenomena that gave the mansion its name; a window built into the floor, staircases leading to nowhere, a chimney that rises four floors, doors that open onto blank walls, and upside down posts! No one has been able to explain the mysteries that exist within the Winchester Mansion, or why Sarah Winchester kept the carpenters' hammers pounding 24 hours a day for 38 years. It is believed that after the untimely deaths of her baby daughter and husband, son of the Winchester Rifle manufacturer, Mrs. Winchester was convinced by a medium that continuous building would appease the evil spirits of those killed by the famous "Gun that Won the West" and help her attain eternal life. Certainly her $20,000,000 inheritance was sufficient to support her obsession until her death at 82!\n\nThe Behind-the-Scenes Tour is a guided tour which takes guests into areas which had been unexplored for over 75 years. On tour you will learn how Mrs. Winchester's 160-acre estate functioned. You will go into the stables, dehydrator, Plumber's workshop, the unfinished Ballroom, and one of the basements.\n\n\nYou will also learn about Victorian architecture as your guide points out the many features used in the building of the Winchester mansion. Safety hats will be worn on the tour. The Behind-the-Scenes Tour is limited to those 10 and older. Sorry, due to safety concerns, children 9 and under and babies are not permitted.\n\n\n\nThe Winchester Firearms Museum\n\nThe "Gun that Won the West" is the main attraction in the Firearms Museum, one of the largest Winchester Rifle collections on the West Coast. See the collection of guns that preceded the famous Winchester Rifle, including B. Tyler Henry's 1860 repeating rifle that Oliver Winchester adapted and improved upon to produce his first repeating rifle, the Winchester Model 1866. Learn about the Model 1873 which came to be called the "Gun that Won the West." See a collection of the Limited Edition Winchester Commemorative Rifles including the Centennial '66, the Theodore Roosev
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Okay then.  We have Newstead Abbey, Rufford Abbey and Country Park.\nYou can try www.ghostvillage.com  There are members from the UK there and they should be able to direct you to places they have been to.  Good luck let us know how it goes!
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Well, a10enya2006, I did suggest to list your eBay # for your bed and a picture so we could all check it out. If you are lucky you will have someone who knows who the ghost is and then maybe you will get bids as high as the 2 shirts from Brokeback Mountain did , that went for over 130,000.00. This way you will be able to allow the spirit his palace and then you can take the money and build a NEW house that no spirit will inhabit.Good Luck to you and I am headed to the eBay site now ! Gr. starting price ! This made the hair on my neck and arms stand up when I saw your pictures!
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Over the hills where the spirits fly.....do you really wanna know?
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yes once I stayed in a house that had a strange tale that a child ghost appeared and enticed a member of the family to a deep pit and hence drowned...this had happened once only in the late 1800s. The inquest into the death was inclonclusive as to whether it was suicide or accidental death - due to sleepwalking. The story gained added credence because another member of the family 20 years later was nearly enticed by the same apparition but came to his senses before walking into the pit. The pit is actually an open well at the end of the estate.\n\nI was alone in this house one weekend, because I was planning to stay a week studying in the house by myself. I need solitude to study. Well the first night I heard a noise in the corridor and whilst trying to investigate it I managed to lock myself out in the dark corridor\n\nit was quite spooky but I kept telling myself that this is so funny and tried to see the humour in this, and tried to find the proverbial black cat in the dark corridor. \n\nThe light switches are on the other side of the corridor...so in the darkness I finally broke a side door and got out of the corridor and by doing that I bruised my shoulder quite badly. \n\nI guess the noise and locking myself out separately can be excluded as mundane events, but in that corridor I just felt so confined and at the same time it was quite chilly despite it being such a warm evening.\n\nThree years later, a priest visiting this house announced that there was a spirit and said he would exorcise it. He moved about the house and starting digging at a place in the garden. The strangest thing is this was the first time he had come to the house, well he found deep (about a feet deep) a doll with steel pins in it and also a small vial of what looked like ash and blood.\n\nIt was quite old - so maybe the voodoo doll was buried by an enemy against someone living in the house decades ago. Anyway, the place they found it was near the corridor...so it was quite freaky...\n\nand I was completely lucid the whole time, that is I hadn't taken any substance...\n\nLast year I visited another house, and felt a lot of disquiet or evil whenever I passed one particular room in the house. Apparently this was the room where the gentleman of the house kept his videos and entertained his friends. Who knows what else he did in that room...\n\nNow, I never disregard these feelings and act on it.\n\nI even feel it sometimes from people...
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No because there is no such thing as the Holy Ghost.  However, there are plenty at Waverly Hills.  Did you see that episode of Ghosthunters?  Awesome!