Beeler Family Cemetery in Houston is an odd little cemetery. It’s about two blocks from busy Eldridge Parkway. (The Parkway has its own rumors of ghosts, and an unusual number of auto accidents involving drivers who’ve ‘lost control’ of their cars.) Beeler Cemetery is small, contains about half a dozen grave markers, and it’s in…
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Houston, TX – Haunted Alief Cemetery
Alief Cemetery (pronounced “A-leef”), near Houston, Texas, has a wide reputation for being haunted. I haven’t had time to do much research, and I don’t intend to return for a formal investigation. Here’s the legend: This pioneer cemetery was either unknown or ignored when an apartment complex was built on adjoining (and perhaps overlapping) property….
Houston, TX – Ghosts of Glenwood Cemetery
Houston, Texas’ Washington Avenue cemeteries are a series of cemeteries, varying in age, on nearby and adjoining properties. Some have a more “haunted” reputation than others. Glenwood Cemetery is sixty acres of lovely rolling hills and beautiful monuments, including an authentic Tiffany window in one mausoleum. The cemetery was established in 1871, and is the…
Houston, TX – Ghosts (Links)
Houston is one of America’s largest cities, and it has dozens–perhaps hundreds–of haunted sites. These are just a few that I’ve investigated, with a research partner or with a group. Glenwood Cemetery (a Washington Ave. Cemetery) An early investigation of this cemetery shows good EMF readings but no daytime orbs. Woodlawn Cemetery (across the street…
Houston’s Haunted Cemeteries at Bear Creek Park
Looking for ghosts in Houston, Texas? Try this cluster of haunted parks and cemeteries. Bear Creek Pioneers Park is a favorite spot for picnics, sports events, and ghost hunting. Its official address is 3535 War Memorial Drive, Houston, Texas. The most convenient entrances are off Patterson Road, between Highway 6 and Eldridge Parkway, or off…
Houston, TX – Spaghetti Warehouse – Scary Guy’s Portrait
One legendary “haunted” Houston picture is actually a huge portrait that is displayed on the second floor of the haunted downtown restaurant, the Spaghetti Warehouse at 901 Commerce Street, Houston, Texas. We started calling him “Mr. Creepy” and “scary guy,” almost as soon as we saw the portrait. It looks a lot like President William…