Top 10 Terrifying Places In Texas You Should NEVER Visit – Part 3

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Top 10 Terrifying Places In Texas You Should NEVER Visit – Part 3
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Let’s talk more about haunted places in the U.S, specifically, Texas. From scary houses to somespooky parks, let’s get into the Top 10 Terrifying Places In Texas You Should NEVER Visit – Part 3.

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0:00 – Intro
0:35 – White Rock Lake Park – Dallas
1:40 – The Moody Mansion – Galveston
2:39 – San Fernando Cathedral – San Antonio
3:18 – Demons Road – Huntsville
4:09 – Martha Chapel Cemetery
5:19 – Miss Molly’s Hotel – Fort Worth
6:12 – The Grove – Jefferson
7:03 – The Black Swan Inn – San Antonio
8:10 – The Hill House – Mineral Springs
9:23 – Old Town Spring

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31 thoughts on “Top 10 Terrifying Places In Texas You Should NEVER Visit – Part 3”

  5. I think there may be enough for a part 4.
    In San Antonio we have, The Emily Morgan Hotel, Sheraton Gunter Hotel, Midget Mansion, The Freeman Coliseum and the Menger Hotel. You should check them out. A lot of sad and gruesome stories.

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  8. I live near the small town of La Grange, Texas and we have several places that are said to be haunted. Our courthouse is said to be haunted by a former maintenance man, the old High School is said to have a former teacher still roaming the halls because she loved being a teacher and her students so much, we have our own Goatman who was said to have been a goat farmer that would lure women to his place where he would carry out unthinkable acts like cutting off their breasts before killing them; the story and sightings go on that if you drove down Lovers Lane(which is where his property was) with your significant other and tried to get down and dirty you would hear what sounded like a goat walking up to your vehicle and then this man with a human upper body and goat lower body would jump on the hood of your vehicle, old buildings on the town square are said to be haunted and people report things being placed in other spots overnight or report seeing black figures walk through walls/doors/etc… The old jail is said to have spirits who still roam there and reports of hearing chains or shackles clanking, the old iron bar cell doors opening and closing, keys jingling foot steps were heard by people when they would be the only ones there or even in rare cases someone having their shoulder touched when they were the only one there. I know the house I grew up in just a couple of miles outside of La Grange was haunted. We experienced TVs and bathroom lights turning on and off by themselves, our microwave would randomly turn on and I remember on one account it showed 30 seconds on the timer and ran for almost 5 minutes. Our utility room was connected to our kitchen and every evening at supper time the same door in the utility room would open and close and then the kitchen door would do the same and when supper was done the kitchen door would then open and close and the same utility door would open and close and this happened even on nights with no wind. We could hear silverware drawers being slammed shut or even like someone was rummaging through them in the middle of the night. My brother claimed to have seen a little girl sitting on our couch one night and when his terrified breathing woke me up I looked and saw nothing. Our mother had a milk jug lid taken off and thrown across the kitchen one evening. All in all it seemed that we had a prankster spirit in the house as they never caused harm or a feeling of being evil. Years after we moved out I learned a section of our house was part of an old dairy barn, the show barn that had a living loft built upstairs and where my Aunt, Uncle and cousins lived was built on top of an old Native American Burial Ground and a neighbor down the road had their house built where the Native American Chief for that clan was supposedly buried.

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  10. I’m going to go back through these Texas videos, but I don’t recall you mentioning The Menger Hotel. The Rough Riders were formed there by Teddy Roosevelt, and some other famous people are said to roam the place.

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  16. Look up the Gatesville State School for Boys, it was what predates the juvenile criminal system, although wards of the state were sent here too. The place was so brutal, the guards so harsh and violent, there was a lawsuit that finally ended the school after like 90 years. It even has its own cemetery for them, but there was countless Boys who never made it back home. My friends dad who grew up near there said they used to find Boys who escaped there underneath the wheels of vehicles, dead from cold. There was so many unexplained disappearances, now it's a women's prison for adults, I've been there a couple times, and we used to see lots of craziness in the shower room and in the kitchen.

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  23. Got to look up Old Town Springs. Lived in Texas my whole life and never heard of this place. San Antonio seems the most haunted in Texas, probably for good reason, when you think of all the fighting and death around this area.

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