We visited the Addicks Bear Creek cemetery on Saturday evening, May 13th, 2006 with the Texas Paranormal Meetup group. This report continues from Houston – Addicks Bear Creek Cemetery article, page one. We found no elevated EMF readings and no conclusive EVP during our May 2006 visit. Photos The following photo is typical of…
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Houston, TX – Addicks Bear Creek Cemetery, Pt 1
Addicks Bear Creek Methodist Cemetery (at the corner of Patterson Road and Highway 6) is one of several cemeteries near Bear Creek Park, Houston, TX. This is a 20th century cemetery, still in use. However, this isn’t the first resting place of this cemetery. The move occurred after repeated regional flooding, including the Galveston flood…
Houston, TX – Haunted Bear Creek Bridge
Haunted Patterson Road in Houston, Texas, is next to Bear Creek Park between Highway 6 and Eldridge Road. [Google Maps: Patterson Road – Bear Creek Park] It follows the route used by Civil War soldiers. The battle took place in the southeastern quadrant of Bear Creek Park. According to folklore, those soldiers’ ghosts still march…
Houston, TX – Haunted Patterson Road
Patterson Road in Houston, Texas may be haunted. This road borders Bear Creek Park and runs between Highway 6 and Eldridge Road. [Google Maps] It’s a lovely location. Arrive in the afternoon and plan a picnic or barbecue in the park. Visit the zoo, read the historical markers, and get a sense of the landscape…
Houston, TX – Bear Creek Park Orb
Bear Creek Park is in Houston, Texas, around haunted Patterson Road and Highway 6. [Google Maps] The park includes many fields that are popular for sporting activities at night, but the park itself is very dark. Bear Creek Park is also the home of the most famous “blue light cemetery” in the Houston area. However,…
Houston, TX – West Oaks Phantom ‘Walker’
Houston’s West Oaks Mall has a classic ghost. He’s an apparition, and he appears very briefly during early morning hours. (He may appear at other times, but ghost hunters have seen him around dawn.) We sometimes call him the “West Oaks Phantom,” but we usually call him the “West Oaks Walker” because that’s all that…