5 mysterious places in the United States

1. The Winchester Mystery House

n 1881, Sarah Winchester, widow of famous gun maker Oliver Winchester, suddenly believes that he should receive the protection of all the spirits of people killed by these weapons. A psychic tells her that it's worth it to keep adding room in his home in San Jose, California, so the ghost that he would try to find confusion. Sarah believes and he kept doing this for 40 years, adding over 100 rooms and staircases, until he died in 1922. After he died, apparently her ghost still come and walk among the rooms in his house. The building was until now a tourist attraction itself.

 

2. The Amityville Horror

  

13 November 1974, six members of the family in Amityville, New York, was murdered by one of the children in the family, Ronald Jr.. ("Butch") DeFeo. In the trial, DeFeo claimed that he was motivated by demonic power of the existing house to kill. The new owner of the house with the address of 112 Ocean Avenue also reported experiencing a variety of spooky phenomena, which is finally written in the novels and horror movies. But all the supernatural events were never proven and successful lawyer DeFeo acknowledge that all stories are just lies.

3. Alcatraz

  

Reefs as well as the world's most famous prison in the San Francisco Bay, the community succeeded in trapping a lot of imagination in many films and books. Prison is cold, dark and depressing it is many times a silent witness to the murder, rebellion, suicide and other spooky things for 29 years he became a prison. During that time, too, led to many stories about Alcatraz sound strange, a closed cell by itself, the cries of obscure origin, and various kinds of horrible apparitions.

4. Fox cottage Brothers

 

This phenomenon is not as well known elsewhere, but the Fox brothers cottage is probably the most important is the haunted house, because since this phenomenon appears, then many of the standards set by the story haunted house in this house, this cottage even launched a new confidence. In 1848, Hydesville, western New York, two sisters, Maggie and Katie Fox began to communicate with the spirits of the murdered merchant. Both of these sisters, a sort of question and answer session with the spirits, asking questions, with answers to the mysterious form of typing. Many people are fascinated, charmed and even their own mothers and believe that this is really a question and answer session with the dead. But the two brothers finally recognize that their actions are just messing around. But a new confidence that comes up, Spiritualism, still survive and running.

5. White House

  

The Washington, DC, the U.S. president's official residence is of course has played host to the many tragedies that occurred during these centuries. Began to burn this house in 1814 by British troops, until a number of attempts (and some are successful) murder. One of the scary stories that there is a ghost of Abraham Lincoln. Abe's widow, Mary Todd, strengthened by a variety of question and answer session at the White House ghosts. Another famous ghosts include Andrew Jackson, Dolley Madison, and Abigail Adams, although they are now rarely seen.