I’m down in Sarasota, born and raised. And when I was younger you would hear older folks talk about the Indian mounds and how they protect these lands from the worst of storms that come this way. You feel things down here for sure so I’m with you 100%. Used to go hunting with my pops down in the Everglades as a kid. Sometimes he’d stop over to the local reserve and make some trades with the Native Americans. Some of them hold some awesome traditions still to this day, well when I was a kid back in the late 90s/early 00s. He would always tell me creepy stories they would tell him around the camp fire. Cheers
I'm going to need you to do a whole video about keywest all by itself there is so much more haunted history about keywest robert the doll, the story of the guy who kept the Cubans lady body for years having relations with it from someone who was born in keywest trust me down to the pirates and the hangings you should do a story about keywest
Thanks so much for checking out this video @TheAlyssac67. We know there are SO many haunted places throughout Florida and love hearing your suggestions. We'll definitely keep them in mind for future releases. Can you elaborate a bit more on any of the examples you mentioned?
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Thanks so much for checking out this video @mandyscraftscorner5266. We know there are SO many haunted places and definitely plan to do more installments of states we've already covered before. Is there anything in particular you think we should look into for future Florida videos?
I lived in Pennsylvania for most of my life until i turned 17 when i moved in with my then boyfriend, now husband in Lakeland right outside of the airport. I had always experienced paranormal stuff before but i never had a healthy dose of Fear for it until i saw some of the things ive seen since ive been here. Im 30 and so thirsty for more!
Timacuan tribe history. look go to the parks in jax at night when no one’s there, you don’t feel alone. lived here all my life a good 21 years. there’s a lot
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@FrightNightScares i believe its one of the oldest ones. There are alot of "ghosts" roaming around. When walking in the feont right side is the worst area. The far left in front of the building had a sink hole which almost swallowed atleast 2 coffins. I have an aura that protects and i always like reading the stones especially the oldest ones. Trying to show respect and in case all family has passed letting them know they are remembered and cared for. Its a small one but alot of people freak out feeling the ghosts around them.
I'm a native Floridian as well,. I have heard about a group of Native Americans, apparitions, have been seen running behind a hotel but don't know which hotel, supposedly in Old Melbourne (Brevard). I've always been curious about this, several people have seen them. Wondering if anybody knows about this.
I’m native to Florida too and recently disocoverer I’m a medium and consider a road trip for my birthday but unsure where to visit like Orlando and road sides
About the only thing odd I've experienced in FL, was when I saw an apparition in the apartment I used to live in. It's was in the Mandarin area of Jacksonville. Was heading to bed one night and saw a figure of an elderly man standing near my then wife's side of the bed. When I realized what I was looking at, it dissappeared. It had an interest in our then infant daughter and her toys. Was nothing malevolent, and we both felt his presence. That was 20 years ago.
Had the same experience in my mandarin apartment as well. He attached himself to me and would move with me when I did. I even had roommates move out because of him.
Born in Homestead, grew up in Broward County, retired to Brevard County. Had many experiences in Broward but since moving to Brevard have had even more
Absolutey, ever whur got amazin AND creepy history hur, more than some states (although all places round the World do have tons a history) ... & same hur..5th generation myself, my nephew 6th.
@@FrightNightScares great job with the Olustee segment! I was out there in the day, no one else around. The quiet, with a soft breeze, was kinda creepy..like ur waitin to hear spirits or something
I live close to Key West, there are so many more ghost stories in the area. We took our kids to the ship wreck museum and was told to try and take pictures of the stairs. We happened to be the last to come down the stairs so we turned around and took the picture. As we looked at it there was a floating hand on the staircase.
I just said this lol he needs to do a story on keywest by itself there's so much to explore my family is still there but we moved to broward an there's history here to just not like keywest
Also if youve been to the museum then you met robert the doll ive never got the chance to go but id love to go an see him you have to ask before taking his picture or bad things will happen to you
Key West is nothing BUT spirit. I imagine NO would be the same vibe, but I've never been there. The Keyshave so many layers of history, and you feel them all.
Im a floridian and was born in st. augustine, its a really cool place, The lighthouse is haunted, so are the graveyards, the forts, and there's a place locals call "The portal to hell" that used to be in a christmas shop. the shops torn down now but that doesn't mean the portals gone.
@@casstay4499luis aury was a infamous pirate and he actually attempted to take over the island sometime in the early 1800s. he ended up getting captured and was sent to hang at the old jail there but before he could be hung, he tried to slit his throat with a sword or a knife, and they ended up messily stitching it back up and still forcing him to hang publicly. then there’s the eppes house which is pretty infamous. it was built by i think a railroad conductor his name was thomas jefferson eppes, it was a hotel back in the day. his wife ended up lying and told him that one of the managers or someone who was working there kept making advances to her and eppes killed him. before he could be prosecuted he ran from his wife and family and celeste went mad with guilt of lying commenting that she had to forever roam as punishment for what she did. she died of childbirth in the house perhaps from the guilt. old town has a bunch of lore and such as it was the site where timucuan natives settled and then later after a spanish fort was built. a spooky take from old town that is popular goes that a girl was super smitten with a boy in the area but he didn’t really pay her much mind or return her advances. there was a with in the area who made love potions and she begged for her to make a super strong one so her and the boy would be together. on the night of her 16th she intended to slip the potion in the boys drink at a party but on the way she fell and drowned in the river. it’s said she appears in the water to those who visit on their 16th lol. then ofcourse there’s the palace saloon. and that has a bunch of stories you can look up.
Not a coincidence, esp. if you're messing with the occult (hidden) mysteries. If so, you're inviting the demons in. And, contrary to popular belief, they're not friendly. There's freedom from all this in Jesus Christ. He broke these powers of death when He died on the cross, and was raised from death..to bring us life! Please, put your faith and trust in Him today, friend. You won't regret it! 😎
Olustee is (I believe) in three counties, Baker, Lee, and Columbia, and is the only Civil war battlefield in the state. Lake City hosts the annual Olustee Battle Festival every February, to commemorate it, even though the actual battle itself primarily was in Baker/Old Town
You missed Ybor City and the Deering Estate...Florida is haunting state from top to bottom and end to end...The oldest State of the whole United States...
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I went to St. Augustine and Jacksonville when i was in middle school and there are so many cool haunted places there. I LOVED Castillo De San Marcos a lot tho. Super cool and kinda eerie
Yep called school number 4 here in jax , it’s an abandoned building boarded up, been like that for some years. But no it’s not open to public if you get caught you’ll get trespassing.
@FrightNightScares it was a school opened in 1918 and was listed as PS4 and called Riverside Grammar School. It was changed to Annie Lytle in the 50s. It has a lot of rumors about being haunted, but nothing actually documented. It's a beautiful building despite what's happened over the decades.
@@FrightNightScares I'm no expert, but I guess the hauntings started in the 80s. Apparently kids would party there, it's said some were worshipping the devil. There's graffiti to that effect. They finally put a fence around so u can't get in. But I'm dying (!) too see it..not just for ghosts, but it's a beautiful old buildng. Not sure what they're going to do with it now 🤔😎
I was born and raised here in Florida mostly near and around St Augustine where I now live, The entire area is very haunted. I myself live in an area about 20 minutes south of the old downtown and have noticed several apparitions on my property and in my house since I've lived there. The old jail is definitely haunted and while there seems to be less activity than say at the lighthouse I think there are actually more spirits that call the old jail home then at the lighthouse. As a side note the old jail here in St Augustine was built by the same architectural firm that built Alcatraz.
I lived in Florida my whole 40 years and I’ve seen quite a few things throughout, there is a lot of paranormal activity here because of the long history and weather.
Used to reenact cavalry at Olustee. Even the horses are more nervous here. People that are normally really nice are icky. Pictures of our camp at night show lots of orbs.
Thanks for checking out this video @pamborder4471. That's some really cool and interesting info about Olustee. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other spooky Florida locations?
I was born in Key West that capt.tonys story is all b.s sorry.We all laugh at these videos because we actually grew up here and know the truth! 😂 get at me I'll tell you where in key west is haunted.
I live in north Florida once seen the top half of what looked like a horned humanoid shadow in my trailers bathroom window even managed to take pictures. I was convinced it was a person pranking me but if you know a trailer is elevated you’d have to be at least 8 feet tall for me to see your shoulders which what I saw was completely still and disappeared instantly wouldn’t be possible for a human to run off that easily I even sprinted outside has anyone seen the same?
Thanks for researching the history background of Florida's historical places. I'm born and grew up around Kissimmee and Orlando area that same girl whom is my age 90s kid. That me and close childhood friend were riding bikes one day then I heard girl went missing for a day and then found dead later in ditch on other side of Kissimmee where this girl lived. To this day remember where she was found dead, other friend Ashley said something horrible about tragic accident, that I did not want friends with Ashley Wilson twist sick mind of other people.
I went to the Riddle House in West Palm Beach during the summer time when they still had night tours. We went to the attic where the hanging supposedly happened and the tour guide started taunting the spirit. I thought it was all hocus pocus until the room turned ice cold and saw our breathes. Mind you it’s the middle of the summer and the power was turned off.
Been to several of these locations and work at one of them. Heck I even grew up in one of the first settlements in the country that is a little north of st. Augustine and we have our fair share of haunts. Working at the "most magical place on earth" if you're lucky, you might see something. That being said, I did see a shadow person, twice. Once at Ft. Wilderness near the tri-circle D around 2 am. That one I could not explain. All I saw was a black mass entering the building. Checked it out and there was nothing there. The second time, I was using the restroom down in the MK tunnels and just saw a shadow in the floor like someone was walking in to use the restroom, but I did not hear steps or the door open. This was around 3 am too so I could hear hoh moving the pallets in the tunnels and the forklift horns. So there wasn't many people down there at that time.
Thanks for sharing those stories @falloutpictures. We love hearing spooky, first hand experiences from our listeners! Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other haunted places in Florida?
I'm surprised St. Augustine isn't on here. That said. I have a hard time finding haunted places (houses and cemeteries and such) in Florida. All I can ever find are Halloween events for "tours". I live in Florida. Moved here 10 years ago. It's hard to find places that are haunted since the only things that come up are Halloween related crap.
Thanks for checking out this video @shood35. We didn't cover St. Augustine in this video because we believe there is enough awesome stuff there to warrant its own video that we will release in the future. Is there anything or place form the area in particular you think we should check out?
St Augustine does ghost tours nightly here and they are full of history and interesting stories. They cover 2 different cemeteries during the ghost tour, one of the cemeteries I believe is a catholic cemetery that was originally an Indian burial ground. Took pictures I have posted of the different apparitions I saw during the tour. Also, public school number 4 in Jacksonville Florida is an interesting story as well if you want to look into that.
Wrong Tons a hills in FLA in Northern Central FLA and more North. I guess you've never been to.Howie in the Hills, for example. Towns Like that have crazy huge., rollin hills. Lmaooo.
You wouldn’t believe the stories if I told you. But just know the spiritual experiences are almost not scary anymore you end up talking to them like they are friends of yours after a while. When I was in my early 20s I had about 3 different roommates move out at different times because of the activity that would scare them. I almost had a house burn down because of someone I was dating and the spirits didn’t accept him. I know it was an issue with him because nothing happened until my son went to school I went to work and he was still home sleeping. Woke up to the smell of smoke. We’ve blessed every house I’ve moved into by a priest because of these experiences I’ve had.
I have lived in Florida all my life, seen things felt things, no joke.
Could u tell which one and where to check them out.
I’m down in Sarasota, born and raised. And when I was younger you would hear older folks talk about the Indian mounds and how they protect these lands from the worst of storms that come this way. You feel things down here for sure so I’m with you 100%.
Used to go hunting with my pops down in the Everglades as a kid. Sometimes he’d stop over to the local reserve and make some trades with the Native Americans. Some of them hold some awesome traditions still to this day, well when I was a kid back in the late 90s/early 00s. He would always tell me creepy stories they would tell him around the camp fire. Cheers
Wanna feel me ?
@@smhnoname2145that’s wilddd
My home state ❤️ definitely haunted... if ghosts exist florida definitely has them
I'm going to need you to do a whole video about keywest all by itself there is so much more haunted history about keywest robert the doll, the story of the guy who kept the Cubans lady body for years having relations with it from someone who was born in keywest trust me down to the pirates and the hangings you should do a story about keywest
Thanks so much for checking out this video @TheAlyssac67. We know there are SO many haunted places throughout Florida and love hearing your suggestions. We'll definitely keep them in mind for future releases. Can you elaborate a bit more on any of the examples you mentioned?
as always I really enjoyed this video. Plz keep them coming. I think its great.
The lighthouse in St Augustine!
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I'd love it. If yall would do another video about haunted Florida. I live in GCS, FL.
Thanks so much for checking out this video @mandyscraftscorner5266. We know there are SO many haunted places and definitely plan to do more installments of states we've already covered before. Is there anything in particular you think we should look into for future Florida videos?
You guys forgot about the most haunted apartment in florida. Apartment 202. Verified by previous tenants and rent lowered by corporate
What apartment?
Is that your apt?
I lived in Pennsylvania for most of my life until i turned 17 when i moved in with my then boyfriend, now husband in Lakeland right outside of the airport. I had always experienced paranormal stuff before but i never had a healthy dose of Fear for it until i saw some of the things ive seen since ive been here. Im 30 and so thirsty for more!
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Born and raised in Florida my home town Leesburg has so many places that are haunted would love to see a video on it😁
Timacuan tribe history. look go to the parks in jax at night when no one’s there, you don’t feel alone. lived here all my life a good 21 years. there’s a lot
Thanks for checking out this video @curlyfriguy1234. Can you share any personal experiences about anything paranormal or spooky you've encountered while living there?
Well done 👏🏼 Great research!
Thanks so much for checking out the channel @ogsquatch1798. Have you gotten a chance to explore any of these haunted Florida spots?
@@FrightNightScares not yet but very intrigued!
I've never heard/seen anything paranormal at Disney World, even during the Halloween party at the Magic Kingdom.
West Palm Beach born and raised…. Lights in the sky, definitely weird
Check out the cemetery on crooked mile road in brevard county (merritt island).
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@FrightNightScares i believe its one of the oldest ones. There are alot of "ghosts" roaming around. When walking in the feont right side is the worst area. The far left in front of the building had a sink hole which almost swallowed atleast 2 coffins. I have an aura that protects and i always like reading the stones especially the oldest ones. Trying to show respect and in case all family has passed letting them know they are remembered and cared for. Its a small one but alot of people freak out feeling the ghosts around them.
@@lisaqnb7863 sounds like you're practicing necromancy..foolish!
I'm a true native Floridian born and raised and there is a great deal of hauntingly generated history throughout. ❤
I'm a native Floridian as well,. I have heard about a group of Native Americans, apparitions, have been seen running behind a hotel but don't know which hotel, supposedly in Old Melbourne (Brevard). I've always been curious about this, several people have seen them. Wondering if anybody knows about this.
Sometimes ill go into the woods in Parrish next to tampa smoke a blunt and just walk around. I like staring dead at passerby when walking
I’m native to Florida too and recently disocoverer I’m a medium and consider a road trip for my birthday but unsure where to visit like Orlando and road sides
I’m native too. Sorry…
@@KayFireBear323I’m an XXL… Got a lot out of shape as i got older. Plenty of shops carry medium clothes for your road trip.
About the only thing odd I've experienced in FL, was when I saw an apparition in the apartment I used to live in. It's was in the Mandarin area of Jacksonville.
Was heading to bed one night and saw a figure of an elderly man standing near my then wife's side of the bed. When I realized what I was looking at, it dissappeared.
It had an interest in our then infant daughter and her toys. Was nothing malevolent, and we both felt his presence.
That was 20 years ago.
Reading this from my Mandarin apartment.. hmmmmmm.
reading this as a jax native wowow
Had the same experience in my mandarin apartment as well. He attached himself to me and would move with me when I did. I even had roommates move out because of him.
Alive in Mandarin now off of Loretto Road. Where was your house?
@@swallowsjeremyy yah, Mandarin is a creepy place..
Born in Homestead, grew up in Broward County, retired to Brevard County. Had many experiences in Broward but since moving to Brevard have had even more
5th generation Floridian here. From the top to bottom of the state, every town has some awesome creepy hauntings/ghost stories.
That's what we've heard from a lot of folks. Thanks for tuning in @jordanprince6206!
Absolutey, ever whur got amazin AND creepy history hur, more than some states (although all places round the World do have tons a history)
... & same hur..5th generation myself, my nephew 6th.
@@FrightNightScares great job with the Olustee segment! I was out there in the day, no one else around. The quiet, with a soft breeze, was kinda creepy..like ur waitin to hear spirits or something
In st augustine the lighthouse there is way more haunted than the prison
The lighthouse watchman story
I live close to Key West, there are so many more ghost stories in the area. We took our kids to the ship wreck museum and was told to try and take pictures of the stairs. We happened to be the last to come down the stairs so we turned around and took the picture. As we looked at it there was a floating hand on the staircase.
I just said this lol he needs to do a story on keywest by itself there's so much to explore my family is still there but we moved to broward an there's history here to just not like keywest
Also if youve been to the museum then you met robert the doll ive never got the chance to go but id love to go an see him you have to ask before taking his picture or bad things will happen to you
Key West is nothing BUT spirit. I imagine NO would be the same vibe, but I've never been there. The Keyshave so many layers of history, and you feel them all.
Im a floridian and was born in st. augustine, its a really cool place, The lighthouse is haunted, so are the graveyards, the forts, and there's a place locals call "The portal to hell" that used to be in a christmas shop. the shops torn down now but that doesn't mean the portals gone.
Jacksonville (actually Amelia Island) down to Fort Mantanzas has got a good amount of stories!
The far South as well!
Alright spill what you know about Amelia Island pls!
shoutout jax!
@@casstay4499luis aury was a infamous pirate and he actually attempted to take over the island sometime in the early 1800s. he ended up getting captured and was sent to hang at the old jail there but before he could be hung, he tried to slit his throat with a sword or a knife, and they ended up messily stitching it back up and still forcing him to hang publicly. then there’s the eppes house which is pretty infamous. it was built by i think a railroad conductor his name was thomas jefferson eppes, it was a hotel back in the day. his wife ended up lying and told him that one of the managers or someone who was working there kept making advances to her and eppes killed him. before he could be prosecuted he ran from his wife and family and celeste went mad with guilt of lying commenting that she had to forever roam as punishment for what she did. she died of childbirth in the house perhaps from the guilt. old town has a bunch of lore and such as it was the site where timucuan natives settled and then later after a spanish fort was built. a spooky take from old town that is popular goes that a girl was super smitten with a boy in the area but he didn’t really pay her much mind or return her advances. there was a with in the area who made love potions and she begged for her to make a super strong one so her and the boy would be together. on the night of her 16th she intended to slip the potion in the boys drink at a party but on the way she fell and drowned in the river. it’s said she appears in the water to those who visit on their 16th lol. then ofcourse there’s the palace saloon. and that has a bunch of stories you can look up.
Tampa has alot of haunted old houses. Even mirrors can be haunted 🎉
I lived in Orlando my whole life and never experienced anything paranormal or haunted thankfully. And I wanna keep it that way. Lolz
Oh, come on @The80sCryptid everyone needs a good scare now and then! Hope you enjoyed the video!
If you're in Christ, the demons shan't bother you
Look up dade battlefield in bushnell fl
I'm a Florida woman native to south Florida I love this place, I have seen shadows and more I love my state.
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I came from Pennsylvania to fl and have lived in 2 haunted houses up north and 2 haunted homes down here. None of them were a good experience
Not a coincidence, esp. if you're messing with the occult (hidden) mysteries. If so, you're inviting the demons in. And, contrary to popular belief, they're not friendly. There's freedom from all this in Jesus Christ. He broke these powers of death when He died on the cross, and was raised from death..to bring us life! Please, put your faith and trust in Him today, friend. You won't regret it! 😎
Greetings. Thank you for more history and paranormal.
Camped as a Boyscout in and around the Olustee sight and CAN confirm seeing and hearing things across the property.
Olustee is (I believe) in three counties, Baker, Lee, and Columbia, and is the only Civil war battlefield in the state. Lake City hosts the annual Olustee Battle Festival every February, to commemorate it, even though the actual battle itself primarily was in Baker/Old Town
Love the spooky video you should do Miami Dade county I am sure we have creepy stuff here too
No doubt!
Sunshine Skyway Bridge has a number of stories re ghosts/hauntings.
Not surprised. Scary enough just driving over it!
You missed Ybor City and the Deering Estate...Florida is haunting state from top to bottom and end to end...The oldest State of the whole United States...
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the Osceola bank vault and surrounding woods are definitely haunted.
I went to St. Augustine and Jacksonville when i was in middle school and there are so many cool haunted places there. I LOVED Castillo De San Marcos a lot tho. Super cool and kinda eerie
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Made the same trip from Hollywood when I was in middle school in the 70's
PS4, aka Annie Lytle school in Jacksonville.
Thanks for the suggestion @jeph33! Can you tell us a bit more about the Annie Lytle school?
Can I tour that place
Yep called school number 4 here in jax , it’s an abandoned building boarded up, been like that for some years. But no it’s not open to public if you get caught you’ll get trespassing.
@FrightNightScares it was a school opened in 1918 and was listed as PS4 and called Riverside Grammar School. It was changed to Annie Lytle in the 50s.
It has a lot of rumors about being haunted, but nothing actually documented. It's a beautiful building despite what's happened over the decades.
@@FrightNightScares I'm no expert, but I guess the hauntings started in the 80s. Apparently kids would party there, it's said some were worshipping the devil. There's graffiti to that effect. They finally put a fence around so u can't get in. But I'm dying (!) too see it..not just for ghosts, but it's a beautiful old buildng. Not sure what they're going to do with it now 🤔😎
I was born and raised here in Florida mostly near and around St Augustine where I now live, The entire area is very haunted.
I myself live in an area about 20 minutes south of the old downtown and have noticed several apparitions on my property and in my house since I've lived there.
The old jail is definitely haunted and while there seems to be less activity than say at the lighthouse I think there are actually more spirits that call the old jail home then at the lighthouse.
As a side note the old jail here in St Augustine was built by the same architectural firm that built Alcatraz.
Stranahan house!!
I lived in Florida my whole 40 years and I’ve seen quite a few things throughout, there is a lot of paranormal activity here because of the long history and weather.
Thanks for checking out this video @alanu4637. Can you share any of your personal paranormal experiences while living there?
Weather? Hmm. I wonder if there are snowbird ghosts lol
Used to reenact cavalry at Olustee. Even the horses are more nervous here. People that are normally really nice are icky. Pictures of our camp at night show lots of orbs.
Thanks for checking out this video @pamborder4471. That's some really cool and interesting info about Olustee. Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other spooky Florida locations?
I was born in Key West that capt.tonys story is all b.s sorry.We all laugh at these videos because we actually grew up here and know the truth! 😂
get at me I'll tell you where in key west is haunted.
your house? 😉
I live in north Florida once seen the top half of what looked like a horned humanoid shadow in my trailers bathroom window even managed to take pictures. I was convinced it was a person pranking me but if you know a trailer is elevated you’d have to be at least 8 feet tall for me to see your shoulders which what I saw was completely still and disappeared instantly wouldn’t be possible for a human to run off that easily I even sprinted outside has anyone seen the same?
Nah, but then I don't do drugs..
Should cover the I4 Deadzone in Sanford. It's creepy.
Walt was into the occult big time so it's no surprise there is activity at the park.
Where did you hear that?
Floridian here. 👋
Awesome! Have you been to any of these places @elivile?
Ive seen some weird things in the Green Swamp!
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SHOW ME MORE I LIVE IN FLORIDA IN MIAMI BEACH
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Thanks for researching the history background of Florida's historical places. I'm born and grew up around Kissimmee and Orlando area that same girl whom is my age 90s kid. That me and close childhood friend were riding bikes one day then I heard girl went missing for a day and then found dead later in ditch on other side of Kissimmee where this girl lived. To this day remember where she was found dead, other friend Ashley said something horrible about tragic accident, that I did not want friends with Ashley Wilson twist sick mind of other people.
I went to the Riddle House in West Palm Beach during the summer time when they still had night tours. We went to the attic where the hanging supposedly happened and the tour guide started taunting the spirit. I thought it was all hocus pocus until the room turned ice cold and saw our breathes. Mind you it’s the middle of the summer and the power was turned off.
Faulty wiring or supernatural activity? What do you think?
Let's just face it Florida is haunted in and of itself
Thanks for checking out this video @user-uz9rw6tv2j. Have you been to any of these haunted Florida spots?
@@FrightNightScares no I would love to tho
it is. But if the developers have their way ...as they have been....there won't be anything left of Florida.
@@thenewcenturyhomeste right, no push back from DeSantis on that 🙄
Been to several of these locations and work at one of them. Heck I even grew up in one of the first settlements in the country that is a little north of st. Augustine and we have our fair share of haunts.
Working at the "most magical place on earth" if you're lucky, you might see something. That being said, I did see a shadow person, twice. Once at Ft. Wilderness near the tri-circle D around 2 am. That one I could not explain. All I saw was a black mass entering the building. Checked it out and there was nothing there. The second time, I was using the restroom down in the MK tunnels and just saw a shadow in the floor like someone was walking in to use the restroom, but I did not hear steps or the door open. This was around 3 am too so I could hear hoh moving the pallets in the tunnels and the forklift horns. So there wasn't many people down there at that time.
Thanks for sharing those stories @falloutpictures. We love hearing spooky, first hand experiences from our listeners! Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these other haunted places in Florida?
I'm surprised St. Augustine isn't on here. That said. I have a hard time finding haunted places (houses and cemeteries and such) in Florida. All I can ever find are Halloween events for "tours". I live in Florida. Moved here 10 years ago. It's hard to find places that are haunted since the only things that come up are Halloween related crap.
Thanks for checking out this video @shood35. We didn't cover St. Augustine in this video because we believe there is enough awesome stuff there to warrant its own video that we will release in the future. Is there anything or place form the area in particular you think we should check out?
Weird Florida book has some stuff in it. To my (limited) knowledge, no one's done an exhaustive work on it
St Augustine does ghost tours nightly here and they are full of history and interesting stories. They cover 2 different cemeteries during the ghost tour, one of the cemeteries I believe is a catholic cemetery that was originally an Indian burial ground. Took pictures I have posted of the different apparitions I saw during the tour. Also, public school number 4 in Jacksonville Florida is an interesting story as well if you want to look into that.
I love your videos. Keep them coming.
Not really any Hills in Florida!
Go to Spring Lake in Hernando County. Lots of rolling hills.
Wrong
Tons a hills in FLA in Northern Central FLA and more North.
I guess you've never been to.Howie in the Hills, for example. Towns Like that have crazy huge., rollin hills. Lmaooo.
Tallahassee
The swamp, and the Gulf of Mexico. The Vinoy and Don Cesar-5th floor . Gotta love it here !
The town i live in in SW Florida is haunted..... including my house.
What area ? I live in Sarasota county
i have lived in fl my whole life and some of these i have never heard of
@melophile_69 You might have to check them out now. Thanks for tuning in!
I've been to Capt. Tony's nice place.
The Graveyard behind St. Paul's Church has an interesting energy.
And understanding that the,, vampires, all the vampires live in Louisiana so I will go there and get me one 🦉🦇🦉👉🦇🦉🦇👉🗺️👈🦉👉🌃👈🦉🌃🦇❤️🔥
I once visited St. Augustine for the Nights of Lights event! I've also been to Disney World a bunch of times, till they started price gouging!
Florida is old nobody's told it's tail, augustine is not the first Shnama was read!!
Harder Hall in Sebring is supposedly haunted
All 50 states have hauntings i grew up in a haunted house or in Ohio
St John's rivers
No Stranahan House?
@12:02 SOMEONE IS IN THE JAIL WINDOW!
You wouldn’t believe the stories if I told you. But just know the spiritual experiences are almost not scary anymore you end up talking to them like they are friends of yours after a while. When I was in my early 20s I had about 3 different roommates move out at different times because of the activity that would scare them. I almost had a house burn down because of someone I was dating and the spirits didn’t accept him. I know it was an issue with him because nothing happened until my son went to school I went to work and he was still home sleeping. Woke up to the smell of smoke. We’ve blessed every house I’ve moved into by a priest because of these experiences I’ve had.
Right on time!
Thanks for tuning in @theenaturalisticmystic! Have you gotten a chance to visit any of these Florida haunts?
Great, looking forward to interacting❤
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If we keep reenacting the past how can it ever become the past.
Thanks for tuning in to the channel @karenbishop894. Have you had a chance to visit any of these spooky spots in Florida?