True Haunted Ghost Stories: What Are the Most Famous Ones?

One of the scariest true haunted house ghost stories is the Amityville Horror. The Lutz family experienced all sorts of terrifying phenomena in that house, like strange noises, cold spots, and apparitions. Another is the Winchester Mystery House. It was constantly being built upon because the owner believed she was haunted by the ghosts of those killed by Winchester rifles and had to keep building to confuse the spirits. There's also the Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana, which is said to be haunted by the ghosts of slaves and previous owners. People have reported seeing a young girl in a white dress and feeling an overall sense of unease.

One of the most famous is the story of the Grey Lady. In a large, old school, she is often seen gliding through the hallways. Some think she was a teacher who died in a fire at the school long ago. Another famous one is from a school where a young boy drowned in the school pool. His ghost is said to haunt the pool area, and swimmers sometimes feel a cold hand touch their feet in the water.

The story of the Winchester Mystery School is also popular. Legend has it that the school was designed by a person who was trying to confuse spirits. There were strange mazes and corridors. Students often got lost in parts of the school that seemed to change layout. Ghostly voices could be heard calling out names, and some students claimed to see a spectral figure that seemed to be guiding them, but in a very eerie way.

The most famous might be the phantom train story. It's about a train that was lost in a disaster years ago. Locals claim that on certain nights, they can see the train's lights and hear its whistle as it travels along the old tracks that are no longer in use. It's a very eerie sight and sound.

The story of a haunted bridge might also be quite famous. In 'Haunted Canada Ghost Stories', it could be about a bridge where people have seen a headless horseman - like figure. Legends say that a person was killed on or near the bridge, and now their spirit rides there at night. This type of spooky story, with a classic horror element like the headless figure, often catches people's attention.

One famous Oklahoma ghost story is about the Skirvin Hilton in Oklahoma City. It's said that the ghost of the hotel's founder, Mr. Skirvin, still haunts the place. There have been reports of strange noises and apparitions. Another is the ghost of a Native American woman on the old trails in the state. People claim to have seen her figure in traditional dress.

The 'Aokigahara Forest' in Japan has many tales. It's known as the 'Suicide Forest'. People believe that the spirits of those who died there linger. Some say they can hear strange noises and see apparitions. In Thailand, the story of Nang Tani is famous. She is a female ghost who haunts certain trees, especially those near water. Legend has it that she was a woman who died tragically in love, and now she protects the area where she died.

One famous True Alabama Ghost Story is about the Sloss Furnaces. Workers there have reported seeing apparitions and feeling cold spots. It's said that the harsh working conditions in the past led to many deaths, and the spirits remain. Another is the story of the Lizzie Borden - like tale in Alabama where a woman was suspected of murdering her family, and her ghost is rumored to haunt the old family house.

The Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana is famous for its hauntings. Legend has it that there are ghosts of slaves and a mistress who was poisoned there. People have seen the figure of a woman in a green turban, which is believed to be the murdered mistress. Guests have reported feeling uneasy and hearing strange noises throughout the plantation house.

One famous haunted game story is about 'The Possessed Mansion' game. Supposedly, players reported seeing shadowy figures while playing. Another is 'The Cursed Doll Game' where players felt a sense of dread and some claimed to hear strange whispers.