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The 2009 Most Haunted State To Hunt Ghost In America
Each year The great American Necromancer, Lisa Lee Harp Waugh has tallied, investigated and actually documented her findings and research on the most haunted States in America.
Waugh does this personally by ranking them on all the info of actual paranormal activity and research going on in a particular State of the Union. Her Personal encounters, Emails from friends and those that seek her out help her keep an eye on the paranormal front.
This year many locations it seems have kept solid positioning on the list. A few locations have actually jumped into the haunted spotlight.
Louisiana holds it's number one haunted location status in the United States once again. News of haunting's, The Devil Baby, Loup Garous, Bigfoot type Swamp creatures, Grunch (American Chupacabra) and Vampire and zombie activity keep it in the number one spot. Haunted Cemteries, houses, Plantations, and buildings. So it seems everything is haunted by some type of spook in this great haunted state.
Voodoo legends, vampires, pirate ghouls and ghosts are all waiting to haunt you in every part of the state. Come and learn why Louisiana is considered by many to be one of the most Haunted States in the Nation.
Find out why some Louisiana State workers say the ghost of a late Governor still haunts the halls of the State Capital Building in Baton Rouge where he was assassinated.
Visit Haunted New Orleans where Mardi Gras spirits rule the streets and the world famous "Cities of the Dead" are as active as that of the living. Haunted Tours, And Urban Legends abound.
Stroll beneath shady, 400 year old oak trees draped in Spanish moss. Come and explore for yourself - see why so many spooky old Haunted Plantations along the levees of the Mighty Mississippi River never quite give up all their ghostly secrets.
Texas hauntings, Encounters with cryptids, UFO's and mysterious happenings seem to be on the rise this year. Making the state gain the number three spot.
Restless spirits of the Old West, cowboys, Native Americans, cattle rustlers, pioneers and patriots -- these are just a few of the spirits that haunt the dusty roads and old trails of Haunted Texas.
Let Haunted America Tours be your complete guide to a chilling Haunted Texas vacation.
Ghostly missions and frontier churches and the famous Alamo are just a hint of what lies within the borders of the Lone Star State.
The Alamo, where Texas patriots valiantly defended their independence and freedom until they were overcome by the superior forces of Mexican General Santa Ana, is today one of the most visited locales in all of Texas. Numerous reports of sightings of patriot defenders and Mexican soldiers have surfaced over the years, and more and more photos are being submitted with anomalies that are hard to be explained away as anything but evidence that the Alamo is the Most Haunted Destination in all of Texas.
According to local legend the visitors' center at Monahan's Sandhills State Park is built on the sight of an eighteenth-century Comanche burial ground. The haunted Visitor's Center has sent a chill down the spine of many tourists and locals alike. Visitor's Center Ghost Photos show many spirits still lingering around the burial grounds. Could this be the remnant souls of long dead Native Americans, trapped between the worlds?
Galveston, on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, was founded by the Louisiana Pirate Jean Lafitte. His devil dogs the Campeche ghost fogs still haunt the island today, or so the story goes. As one of the most distant sites of his far-flung buccaneer territory, Galveston is said to still be haunted by the spirit of Lafitte and his pirate crews. Sightings of a ghostly frigate, possibly Lafitte's famous "Barataria Bay," are still reported today, complete with the calls of the crew as they hoist the ghostly sails. Others have seen Lafitte himself, or so they say, walking the streets of the oldest parts of Galveston, and members of the ghostly pirate crew have also been sighted, only to disappear as they approach.
With fierce wind and torrential rains, hurricanes have pounded the Texas coast for centuries. With great loss of life and property, native Texans have withstood the natural onslaughts as best they can. But not without sacrifice. It is said that sometimes the mournful cries of those lost in the great hurricane floods can still be heard on especially stormy nights, from Corpus Christi to Galveston, the reports continue to come in.
Ghosts of Civil War soldiers still reenact the last battles of their lives in remote places all across the Lone Star State. The last casualty of the entire war was a Texan, fighting as the patriots before him to keep the Northern "invaders" from his lands. Some say his ghost is not alone among the graves and brush fields of the lonesome Texas battlefields.
The ghosts of great Cattlemen still ride the fences and borders of the ranges they protected in life. Pioneers on their way to better fortunes in the gold rush cities of Arizona and California, who sometimes never made it and were buried in shallow graves beside the road, still haunt the lonely overgrown paths of the Texas "outback." One touching legend, of a six year old girl who succumbed to scarlet fever on the wagon train road and who was buried in a remote location with a makeshift cross and crude stones to cover her -- it is said that her forlorn ghost still haunts the road in search of the wagons now long gone that left her behind.
Many people still insist that riders of the Pony Express still gallop wildly past them as they camp in the deep Texas night. One lonely rancher reports that a ghostly entity still repairs the fences of his property that line the old Pony Express road.
You might just want to join in a sacred indian Ghost Dance and see for yourself the spirits manifesting in the Native American ritual, just as they have for the Ancestors before.
Or you might relax and watch that special Texas sunset with a cold Lone Star beer in your hand and ponder the ghosts that might be sitting next to you. Especially The most haunteds city in Texas, Marshall!
Lisa Lee Harp Waugh's The 2009 Most Haunted State To Hunt Ghost In America
ALPHABETICAL ORDER
RANK ORDER
2007 RANK
STATE
2008 RANK
STATE
2009 RANK
STATE
17
Alabama
1
Louisiana
1
Louisiana
7
Alaska
2
New Mexico
2
New Mexico
3
Arizona
3
Arizona
3
Texas
13
Arkansas
4
Maryland
4
Rhode Island
9
California
5
Tennessee
5
Tennessee
22
Colorado
6
South Carolina
6
South Carolina
40
Connecticut
7
Alaska
7
Alaska
18
Delaware
8
Florida
8
Florida
8
Florida
9
California
9
California
20
Georgia
10
Nevada
10
Nevada
28
Hawaii
11
Michigan
11
Michigan
39
Idaho
12
Texas
12
Arizona
21
Illinois
13
Arkansas
13
Arkansas
25
Indiana
14
Washington
14
Washington
43
Iowa
15
Oklahoma
15
Oklahoma
27
Kansas
16
North Carolina
16
Alabama
34
Kentucky
17
Alabama
17
North Carolina
1
Louisiana
18
Delaware
18
Mississippi
48
Maine
19
Missouri
19
Missouri
4
Maryland
20
Georgia
20
Connecticut
30
Massachusetts
21
Illinois
21
Illinois
11
Michigan
22
Colorado
22
Maryland
32
Minnesota
23
Ohio
23
Oregon
24
Mississippi
24
Mississippi
24
Delaware
19
Missouri
25
Indiana
25
Indiana
44
Montana
26
Pennsylvania
26
Pennsylvania
37
Nebraska
27
Kansas
27
Kansas
10
Nevada
28
Hawaii
28
Hawaii
47
New Hampshire
29
Oregon
29
Idaho
33
New Jersey
30
Massachusetts
30
Massachusetts
2
New Mexico
31
New York
31
Utah
31
New York
32
Minnesota
32
Minnesota
16
North Carolina
33
New Jersey
33
New Jersey
50
North Dakota
34
Kentucky
34
Kentucky
23
Ohio
35
Rhode Island
35
Colorado
15
Oklahoma
36
Virginia
36
Virginia
29
Oregon
37
Nebraska
37
Maine
26
Pennsylvania
38
Utah
38
New York
35
Rhode Island
39
Idaho
39
Ohio
6
South Carolina
40
Connecticut
40
Georgia
45
South Dakota
41
West Virginia
41
West Virginia
5
Tennessee
42
Wisconsin
42
Wisconsin
12
Texas
43
Iowa
43
Iowa
38
Utah
44
Montana
44
Montana
49
Vermont
45
South Dakota
45
South Dakota
36
Virginia
46
Wyoming
46
Wyoming
14
Washington
47
New Hampshire
47
New Hampshire
41
West Virginia
48
Maine
48
Nebraska
42
Wisconsin
49
Vermont
49
Vermont
46
Wyoming
50
North Dakota
50
North Dakota
Arizona, Alabama, North Carolina reports and investigations seem to be leveling out. As what seems to be a unfortunate move Georgia seems to be fast becoming one of the least haunted states only beating out West Virginia, Wisconsin, Iowa, Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming,New Hampshire, Nebraska, Vermont and North Dakota as the least haunted State in America.
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