Haunted Arlington Pl Hendersonville NC 28791

We know the  United States  as the land of spacious skies and amber waves of grain, but it also happens to be the land of a million ghost stories. Take a coast-to-coast tour of the most  haunted places  in the U.S., where lingering spirits roam through the halls of  hotels , abandoned insane asylums, Broadway theaters, and even a city zoo. And if ghosts aren't your go-to travel companions, fear not—these sites offer enough culture, history, and beautiful scenery and architecture to keep you firmly planted in this realm.  Read More I'm also looking for haunted places to visit, not necessarily in Europe although I'm open to it, here in the USA preferably in the midwest. I've never been to the midwest really. I worked in Wyoming when I was young. It was cold, I didn't like it and went back to New York where I'm from. Eventually, I made it to Florida where I worked for a few years before returning to New York then moving to North Carolina. I wanted someplace wa...

This is a studio apartment for rent. 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Recently remodeled and expanded for more room. Includes a small kitchen and combined living area including the bedroom area. It's an open design. Very desirable. Well lit, very nice. Hardwood floors with floor rugs. It attached to the house with an outside entrance on the back. The most desirable thing about this unit are the hauntings. It is haunted by several ghosts/entities. One entity is a revolutionary navy war hero from 1775. He is friendly. Another entity is a backwoods Virginia rifleman who was a fighter and brawler who fought in the battle of Cowpens South Carolina and died in 1802. He is not as friendly but okay. Then there is a madame who is relatively friendly. She and her husband traveled to and from this area to Charleston SC routinely until she died a tragic death. Some say at the hands of her husband. She dates to 1880. Then there are some entities that can only be described as evil poltergeists. Objects will m...

There is a whimsical elegance to places that have experienced lifetimes of occupants, as if hiding a secret that only the ghosts can relay, and in these eerie destinations, they just might clue you in. Behind their opulent facades hides a skeleton—or two. The creek of a floorboard or the flicker of a light is just the beginning of the frightening tales these locations have to tell. From the pair of "suicide brides" who took their lives in the same room decades apart to the headless apparition of a famous royal, the dark histories behind these places are as spooky as they are beautiful. Take a tour of these stunning houses, ocean liners, restaurants, and  hotels  to see why visitors never want to leave—even after death.  Read More Okay, it's the same day and I haven't found a job but I am looking at cool places to visit. Most are in Europe and I'm hoping to get there, let me rephrase, I'm planning on visiting next year sometime. Some people say I'm whimsica...

 Hi, let me introduce myself. My name is Mr. X. This isn’t my property, it belongs to a friend. About a year ago, I listed it for sale for this friend. She wouldn’t, couldn’t and was unable due to heavy drinking, health issues and memory problems so my sister and I listed for sale and sold it for her. Everything was going great, she was working and going to move in with me, in my RV. A little over a year ago I bought an RV and decided to travel. I was hoping she would go with me and help me with payments. I've gotten behind a little. RVs are expensive, upkeep is pricey, campground fees really add up not to mention gas prices plus I have a small car I bring with me for day trips to save on gas but that too requires maintenance. About a month ago I had to do some repairs. Now that I'm behind I'm doing a lot more dry docking, staying in walmart parking lots, Lowes, Home Depot, Target, Cabela's, Meijers's. some grocery stores and also truck stops and rest areas from tim...