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**Below The Founder Touching An Entity**
"To Reach For New Worlds We Must
Grasp Our Own The Unseen Is Our True Reality Hold It Close To Your
Heart"
By AngelOfThyNight-Rick
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Bill
Dreggors Park & Memorial Hospital sits on
a hill. At one time this hospital served Veterans from WWI & WWII. At
another time it served as fraternity as well as many other uses. Today it
serves as a museum and memorial. Orbs with faces, moving cold spots, apparition
sitting in the gazebo, feelings of being watched from the windows
are just a few of the occurrences here. Do the solely departed roam the
beautiful serenity gardens? Dark walkways? And grounds at night?
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Freedom Playground sits near a historical
hospital. During the day its covered with merry children and oak trees at
night darkness looms about. Who is the lady that sits on the bench reading
a book? What mysteries surround this haunted playground? Walk with us
around this wood fortress into the unknown!
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Stone Tracks has a history of early events in
Deland's railroading history. Rumors of a few strange accidents only a few
miles up the tracks. One of Deland's first tracks where one way is a dead
end where passengers in DeLand once boarded and the other way could lead to
doom or what is known as the ghost town of St. Francis. Take a walk with us into the
woods of Deland down one of the most eeriest train tracks in the area.
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Volusia County
Administration Building sits next to many other
haunted locations. A family of ghost are seen walking here, strange balls
of light with faces on them, and feelings of being watched from one
of DeLand's Largest Buildings. History shows us that a farm once
graced the grounds of now what is known today as the Thomas C. Kelly
Building do the departed haunt this beautiful architectural office
complex?.
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DeLand Memorial
Gardens is a place for 1000s of Veterans but are
they restless from the wars fought? A scream heard in the night, a loud
crash, and feelings of being chased out are just a few of the mysterious occurrences
here at this soldiers rest. Take a walk with us as we search for some of
the more patriotic dearly departed.
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Beresford
Presbyterian Cemetery contains many buried vaults. Many years of vandalism
make this place very foreboding to walk through. Feelings of being watched
from the woods, a strange entity that watches from afar and twisted
trees entwine this eerie place of the dead. What mysteries does this
century old place of rest hold or are they resting?
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Bizarre
DeLand is full of many odd events & occurrences such as strange
storms, giant spiders, and other bizarre events. Something strange looms
over this small town life and PGS now brings it to you. What can possibly
happen next here in Dead Land? Come and read the journal and experience
some of the strangest photos ever including hurricane damage photos.
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Abandoned Boulevard Drive-In
now over grown by foliage has rumors of many horrifying events over the
years such as murders and missing people. All that remains is a few piles
of wood where once this lovers make out stood as the classics once were
played. The movie has ended and now reality begins as the departed walk
looking for there next show.
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DeLand's First Church Of
Christ Scientist
has an odd feeling when the sun goes down. A ghostly boy in a tree,
another child crying because he has no friends, and even a ghostly hosts
who greets us at the door. Many strange activities occur here perhaps
science has a whole new meaning to the word haunting. Walk with us as many
ghostly faces watch us from afar.
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Berry Murder
Mansion sits alone with a gloomy mystery
that surrounds it. Did a horrible murder take place here years ago? Why
does this beautiful mansion and its cottage sit abandoned? Feelings of
being watched, a coldness on the stairs, apparitions that watch from the
windows are just a few of the odd occurrences here. This 1800s mansion
will send chills down your spine!
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The Dutton Mansion at one time was
a residence to one of the most wealthiest families in DeLand. Later it
became a funeral home only once again to be established as apartments for
various tenants. What lurks beyond the walls of this prestigious colonial
residence? Sounds of banging, footsteps in the attic, moving cold spots
the the dearly departed are the only remnants of activity of this
historical structure. Step inside and walk with me inside one of
Eastern Florida's spookiest houses.
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Deerfoot Run
is a very dark wooded road that runs in between a series of ranches and
mansions. Once a place where a tragedy occurred now all that remains are
mysteries of the past. Many orbs with faces, feeling watched, a black
anomaly seen moving from the trees and feelings of sadness remain. What
secrets and tragedies surround this road to nowhere?
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Hollywood
Cemetery a elegant cemetery from the 1800s
with three known confederate soldiers. A very serene area where one candle
remains lit and dogs are heard from afar. Does the presence of a hells
angel watch over his stone evidence here proves he does. What other
mysteries lay beyond the iron gates?
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Lincoln Cemetery sits far back in the woods.
Signs of heavy vandalism as well as wear and tear loom here. A missing dug
up grave, stones broke in half, a ball of light, unmarked burials are just a few of
Lincolns memorable sights. Walk with us through the spider webs in this frigid
place where the dead are very much alive.
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St. Francis Trail & Ghost Town
founded in 1877 was plagued by fires, a hurricane and a great freeze.
Today it sits deep in the heart of a mysterious forest surrounded by myths
of Skunk Apes, A Sea Serpent, UFOs and even the dearly departed. Take a
journey with us through spider covered trails into once was and now is.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church &
School surrounded by mystery. Many ghostly faces haunt its court yard as
footsteps are heard from afar. A boy standing next to me at the court yard
gates, a lady who lost her body, and a shadow figure are just a few of the
supernatural events of this this Spanish looking place of worship. Walk
with us as we journey on the dark walkways in search of the truth.
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Captain John Rich Cabin Site sat desolate as Rich
and his family were the first settlers to the area. A place where many
weary travelers stayed including Henry A. Deland himself who later held
the first town meeting here. Today a house sits where once the first house
in Deland was built. Feelings of being watched from the foliage, a ghostly
face peers out a window, and feelings of knowing your not alone. What is
the connection between the cabin site & the DeLand Mansion where I currently
live?
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St Barnabas Church & Episcopal School
has over 100 years of historical changes and improvement. A haunting feel
sets in when the sun goes down surrounding this gothic structure. A bus
door slams, a fountain turns off by itself, the ghost of a little boy is
seen twice and halls so dark that feelings of being watched are
inevitable. Come walk with us through memory gardens, down stone walk
ways, dark corridors, and shady grounds as we explore one of DeLand's
oldest churches.
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Step
into Bethel Cemetery from the 1800s where two confederate soldiers are
buried. This wooded cemetery will give you chills as feelings of being
followed, a smiling face is captured, a cold grave, and sites of weathered
stones with many stories told.
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DeLand City
Hall once housed in the 1920s the boys in
blue and served as a fire station. Feelings of being watched from this Mediterranean
structure are of no tall tale. Not only do high water bills come from this
city hall but the ghost come with it. Walk with us and we uncover its
supernatural wonders.
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De Leon Springs & The Spanish Sugar
mill have a long history of tragic and strange events. Some of them
include the settling of the Indians 8000 B.C. which archaeologist found
the oldest dug out canoe in America. Ponce De Leon discovered this
Magickal place and called it the fountain of youth. The sugar mill built
in 1570 survived the Seminole Wars, Civil War, and Many massacres.
All that remains of the sugar cane plantation today are its ghost of the
past and its ruins.
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Lake Diaz Cemetery a place of
seclusion and mystery. Travel with us down a dark wooded road where it
dead ends to a world of the unseen. A mysterious energy beam of light,
faces watching from afar, the ghostly scream of a girl, dogs heard off in
the distance closing in, moving cold spots are just some of Lake Diaz
Cemeteries supernatural occurrences. Come take a look at some of the
sea shells covering many stones surrounded only by the woods and the
unseen.
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Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist Cemetery
may just be Volusia counties most haunted. Does a phantom watch from
beyond the grave or is there something more sinister watching from afar.
Sounds of moans, a ghostly voice saying the word Noooo in a deep low tone
voice, a hostile ghostly lady, a strange unknown beastly screech in the
woods and being followed by an unseen force are just a few of the terrifying
occurrences here. Walk with us and feel the horror as we venture into the
very secluded Mt. Olive Burial Grounds.
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Pinehurst Cemetery is home to many
friendly spirits. This hilly cemetery is quite a Florida rarity. Many
soldiers are buried here including a ghostly lady which watches us in the
dark. A feeling of peace looms over Pinehurst perhaps it is the smell of
sweet flowers surrounding every stone or is it just a sign that the dearly
departed are amongst us watching over this cemeteries hundreds of upper
ground burials?
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Cassadaga & Lake Helen Cemetery
has urban legends about the Devil's Chair but also many ghost stories.
Does George Colby founder of the Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp walk this
gloomy place of the dead? Shadows, moving cold spots, voices heard tell us
there is more to this crumbling cemetery then the locals have told. This
cemetery takes scary to a whole new level. Follow us as we explore the
various graves of psychic spiritualist in the Cassadaga Community
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Colby Lake
& Ruins has tales of strange rituals that take place in the woods, a
mysterious carnivorous creature which chases in you in the woods, Indian spirits, and rumors of a
horrifying murder which took place deep within the woods. Take a walk with
us as we explore the 1800 ruins of George Colby where Cassadaga was
started and walk with us down its haunted trails exploring various
secluded treasures. Do the hidden springs
have healing powers? What lurks in the Cassadaga woods? This park will give you chills!
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Colby Temple over 80 yrs. old
serves as the church & place of worship in the spiritualist community
of Cassadaga. This temple serves as a basis for the study of ghost,
healing, god, and for Cassadaga spiritualist to gather and help each other
understand deaths mysteries. This place serves as a place of power as many
gather here weekly. How haunted is Colby Temple? Large Orbs, Blue Mist, A
Face in the window and a web of mist tell us there is more then
worshipping going on here.
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Spirit Pond near Rev. Fogels Healing
Park is a place where the spiritualist gather at the Mae Graves Gazebo to
spread the ashes of the dearly departed. This place is said to be haunted
by members of the spirituals camp. Rumors of dark running shadows, the
haunted Summerland house on the hill over looking spirit pond, and
feelings of not being alone are felt here. What lies beneath the veil of
this serene place near Colby Temple?
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Medicine Wheel & Myers
Prayer Garden Park have served Cassadaga camp members for over 100 years.
One park contains an old stone medicine wheel where the native American
people once roamed the other is for locals to gather and pray in a circle
at the stone garden and share there psychic abilities helping others in
their life's journeys. The first murder in Cassadaga took place near Myers
park. Both places are full of amazing energy let us share some of it with
you!
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Suber Memorial Gardens Cemetery
served the black community for burials after the civil war in the late
1800s and 1900s. Now down a dark dirt road beyond the gate lays this
haunted place of the deceased. A strange mist that moves about, an eerie
tree atop of a hill, the smell of incense, feelings of being watched,
heavy cold spots in the oldest section and a surprise awaits here around
every turn. Come join us as we explore the upper burial graves in one of
Lake Helen's most haunted cemeteries.
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Blue Springs & The Thursby House
has centuries of history all the way from the Timucuan Indians living off
the land, to the civil war, and eventually the luxurious Thursby Steamboat
house built on an Indian Mound. Today a place for tourist to enjoy hikes
and the Manatees it is also a place where the ghost of the past haunt its
grounds. A loud crashing sound in the woods and a very large hairy hominoid
creature are seen walking the road. Come walk with us as we explore a
southern haunting and track down the Bigfoot lore of Blue Springs.
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Blue Spring Tracks &
Magnolia House was one of the first set of
tracks built in the area later ridding of the need for steamboats. Many
accidents happen on these tracks or perhaps we question were they? Rumors
of unwanted feelings, a ghostly man walking the tracks, and a ghostly presence
seen in the doorway of a man who overdosed on pills. This little house in
the woods will give you the creeps. What awaits us within the woods near
Blue Springs is it supernatural or is it something more?
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The French Docks sits down a long dark
wooded road. It served as one of the oldest boat docks along the upper St.
Johns River. Today it serves as a final resting place for the unfortunate
as rumors of bodies are found here. Walk with us down a dark road where
glowing eyes follow us, the stench of rotting fills the air, movement is
heard following us, and feelings of being watches are amidst us. Pylons
remain of the docks but so does the unknown!
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Enterprise Evergreen
Cemetery is one of the last remaining
remnants of the booming town of Enterprise which now remains a buried part
of history. Many early settlers in inhabit this pioneer place of rest
including the segregated slaves, a confederate civil war soldier and many
veterans from WWI & II. What supernatural secrets roam the evergreen
forest?
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Howry Dormitory
a century old part of DeLand's history. Used by Stetson University
Students at one time studied and walked its halls, now a restored
landmark. What mysteries loom through its shiny floored halls? Feelings
of mystery, strange noises in the basement and movement felt
throughout the property. Walk with us onto this gloomy estate as the storm
approaches.
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Buffalo NY over 200 years of
history such as the hanging of the Thayer Brothers, A plague that killed
many, and a city that was burned down in the war of 1812. A place where
once a president was assassinated and mummies were found. Perhaps one of
the most haunted cities in the country this all American City has many
hidden tales.
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Adam's Mark
Hotel sits between many haunted locations
in the heart of downtown Buffalo. Built near a cemetery this hotel has a
gloomy feeling in the late hours of the night. At one time this hotel
stood where Native Americans hunted and cabins were burned in the war of
1812. Take a walk with me as we walk down its dark halls uncovering
chilling cold spots and feelings of being watched.
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Ormond Tomb Park
a place at one time where the Damietta
plantation once stood. Now today a lonely tomb sits in the middle of a
13acre park of James Ormond II stating he was an honest man. Today the
plantation no longer stands however this is where the start to Ormond
Beach all began as over a century of generations, a tragic death of James
Ormond I and finally a great battle fought which took a big turn in the
Seminole Wars. This park holds many ghostly secrets.
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Dummett
Sugar Mill Ruins at one time was one
of the largest plantations in the 1700s called Rozetta. Later it took new
ownership and was the first Steam Powered Sugar Mill. One of the most
productive Sugar Mills eventually it was abandoned and burned in the
second Seminole war with only ruins remaining. Feelings of being watched
from the woods and being followed are just a few of the occurrences
here.
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Harwood House & The Fairchild
Oak sit alone in the dark forest. Rumors
that this mystical tree has sat silently watching history for 100s of
years and a little Coquina house nearby where a man committed suicide near
it. Today this mystical tree is often called Haunted Oak and we must ask
ourselves does Harwood's ghost walk the trails and watch others pass by
his little dark house in the woods?
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