Comments on: Houston – Langham Creek Bridge update 5/06

By: Stephanie Dagen

Stephanie Dagen — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 07:29:02 +0000

it doesnt surprise me about it being haunted off that bridge. i grew up in the area ( lived there from birth to age 24) and theres almost always an unnatural fog/mist in the area…. i was told growing up that some farmers daughter way back in the day killed herself after being raped by some local boys… used to be all farm land back in the day… also another creepy factor which i way i dont drive down patterson rd, is one more then one occasion you see ghost and even coffins on patterson. supposely theres a graveyard out there.

thanks for letting me share

By: Fiona Broome

Fiona Broome — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 13:40:53 +0000

Maria,

Thanks for asking! Search at this website, HollowHill.com, using “Houston” in the search form. You’ll find several locations.

With children and young adults, I like to visit sites that have strong historical connections. That will make their school studies more interesting, too.

Houston’s Bear Creek Park is great because it has ghosts and some tremendous history regarding early immigrants, the 1900 Galveston Flood, and the Civil War.

A trip to Old Town Spring is also worthwhile, not just for the ghosts (and great food at several good, family eateries, including the haunted Wunsche Bros. Cafe) but also the history linked to Bonnie & Clyde, the Civil War, etc.

By: maria

maria — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 05:27:05 +0000

I’m a mother of three and I’ve always loved ghost stories and haunted homes or places. I want to plan a ghost trip with my family here in Houston, Tx. I would like to get some info to scare and inform the kids, but first of all do you recommend any places? Our children are 18,17,13 years of age and I have 2 of them that like the thought of seeing or even coming near a ghost. Please send some recommendations.