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National Register of Haunted Places
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R Logan InnHad lunch at the Logan Inn in New Hope Bucks County about a year ago. The food was great but I had the distinct feeling that I was being watched by unseen eyes. After lunch was over and we were paying for our meal, I just had to ask the waitress ifth... R Hallowed GroundThe Journey Through Hallowed Ground Hallowed GroundExplore The Journey Through Hallowed Ground, a scenic and historically rich landscape recognized as the region which holds more American history than any other swath of land in the country. It is h... R claggett landing houseI have a particular interest in old and historic homes in the Bowie Mitchellville Upper Marlboro area and am familiar with most in the area that fall into those categories. One that always has intrigued me and that I followed here eagerly a few year... R Indian Tribes Go in Search of Their Lost LanguagesIndian Tribes Go in Search of Their Lost Languages By PATRICIA COHEN April 6, 2010 As far as the records show, no one has spoken Shinnecock or Unkechaug, languages of Long Island s Indian tribes, for nearly 200 years. Now Stony Brook University ... R Rocks State Park.Does anyone know anything about this haunted area It's in Harford County, MD. In the park, there have been many reported spirits seen in the area late at night while driving through the park. It would be cool if anyone could tell me an... There are four or five slave graves that are abandoned in the woods. The slaves were buried in the 1800's. Ghostly apparitions, presuambly of the slaves, have been seen walking across the street at night looking for a way to the north. A quarrel ends with a permanent scar. The owner of this plantation came home from a trip one day. When he went into the house he found his wife in bed with another man. The husband was enraged and he began to fight with his wife's lover. One man died; the other was arrested for murder. |        | | |