NOW YOU BE THE REAL GHOST HUNTER LOOK AT EACH GHOST PHOTO AND YOU JUDGE FOR YOUR SELF!

Can you spot the ghost or give a explanation to how the photo anomalies happened. Please look at these Ghost photos.

Do you think these are actual pictures of the ghost that haunt the Myrtles Plantation?

CAREFULLY LOOK AT EACH REPORTED REAL GHOST PHOTO.

The many people who sent these Myrtles ghost photos to us believe they are real photos of real ghost taken at the haunted plantation. They would really like an opinion on them, as to... do you see what they see.

Many ghosts many say still roam the halls of this bed and breakfast, Myrtles Plantation, built in 1796 by General David Bradford.

They say that there have been ten murders in the house, plus at least one suicide. A frequent visitor is the ghost of house maid named Chloe, a former slave hung for murdering two little girls who lived in the home. General Bradford's son-in-law, Clarke Woodruff, cut off the black woman's ear for eavesdropping, and she took her revenge by mixing oleander into the children's birthday cake. Ghosts from the slave graveyard on the property still report for chores and the ghosts of the two children poisoned by Chloe play on the large shaded verandah.

 

THE HAUNTED GHOST MIRROR AT THE MYRTLES PLANTATION.

PLEASE HELP US SCRUTINZE OUR REPORTED REAL GHOST PHOTOS FROM MYRTLES PLANTATION.

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Myrtles Plantation, deep in Louisiana's' legendary Voodoo country. This haunted B&B has the grand reputation of being the 'Most haunted home in the U.S.', and one of the 'Most haunted houses in the world'.

 

The Myrtles Plantation, the facts, just the facts. As we all know," ghost stories" gain a new twist in the telling. I do believe that is what has happened at the Myrtles Plantation. I suggest to everyone visit The Myrtles make your own judgment, or Ghost investigation. As for the Myrtles Haunting's themselves, the truth as they say is out there. (Read The Historical Myrtles Plantation story here.)

 

The existing structure, or the primary house, is a 208 year old National Register Home featuring magnificent double dormers and lacy grillwork over a 120-foot veranda, where guests can select an awaiting rocking chair to enjoy the environment with a sense of peace and tranquility.

The Myrtles is said to be haunted by up to 15 different ghosts, including the ghosts of three family members who served in the Civil War. One was said to have died of his wounds on the front porch, right outside The front door.

MYRTLES GHOST GALLERY

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The Myrtles Plantation: The True Story of America's Most Haunted House 

 

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