cemetery

Here are some true stories from some truly creepy places in Washington State.

Legends surround the cemetery in the ghost town of Baby Town, Texas.

Forgotten under a parking lot in Evansville, Indiana are the remains of some of the city's founders.

There is no cemetery in Illinois that has a wilder variety of history than Rosehill. It's the final resting place of many of Abraham Lincoln's friends. Oh, and it might also include a vampire.

There's a famous grave located inside of a cave, part of the extensive caverns of southern Indiana just north of the Ohio River and Louisville.

Do you have a secret that's been weighing your down? Lay it to rest forever inside a special tombstone at a nearly 200-year-old cemetery in New York state.

There are many supposed portals to hell. One of them is said to be in a cemetery in Elizabethtown, Kentucky.

The 'Gates of Hell' Cemetery is a creepy place with a history of paranormal activities and strange occurrences in the suburbs of Albany, New York.

Among the many graves in the Lafayette Municipal Cemetery north of Denver, Colorado, lies a flat, rectangular marker that's eerily different from the rest.

Maybe my childhood has something to do with this obsession of mine. You see, I've lived with a ghost, or at least that's what my mother and father explained to me when I was old enough to calmly accept such unexpected news.

This old colonial home, which has been for sale for years in Augusta, Maine has frontage on the Kennebec River and a 100-year-old cemetery on the property.

This young Alamaba girl died just before Christmas 1933. She asked for a dollhouse as a gift and her father gave her one as her final resting place.