Houston – Bear Creek Bridge, 5/06
Bear Creek Bridge on Houston’s Patterson Road is haunted. It may not be as haunted as nearby Langham Creek Bridge, but it is still worth visiting for ghost hunts.
At Bear Creek Bridge, we’ve heard the tapping on the outside of the car. We’ve seen ‘sparkles’ and sensed energy there. (See our May 2005 reports.)
With the Texas Paranormal group, we visited Bear Creek Bridge in May 2006. We did not hear the tapping sound this time. However, the visual anomalies were stronger.
Most of our photos showed minor orbs on the south side of the bridge.
The sparkles were amazing on this evening. The effect was probably enhanced by the bugs, but it’s easy to tell the difference between bugs in real life, and in photos.
That’s a bug–probably a moth–in a Bear Creek photo at right. And, because there were bugs when we were researching, we discount any orbs that look questionable… even just a little.

At left, minor orbs seemed to linger around one tree. It’s the wrong shape to be a ‘hanging tree’, but it has that kind of energy around it.
Though the nearest Civil War battles occurred at Sabine Pass and in Galveston Bay, soldiers did march in this area.
Something happened near this tree. The orb isn’t much, but the other psychic evidence is compelling.
This tree is on the south side of Patterson Road in Houston, and on the Eldridge side of the Bear Creek Bridge, not the Highway 6 side.
The side of the road slopes steeply, but there is room to park parallel to the road, just off the pavement.
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