Places with an eerie or creepy vibe

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[Post New]02/20/2023 21:45
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Anonymous wrote:The Copper Queen Hotel in Bisbee, Arizona. I don’t believe in ghosts and paranormal stuff, but the hotel, while a reall cool, interesting and historical place, gave me the chills.


I stayed there with my dog who is not a barker. He spent almost the whole night whining and wailing and barking at a chair in the corner of our room. He absolutely refused to go anywhere near it and was clearly terrified. Who knows what he saw, but I won't be going back.
[Post New]02/20/2023 21:59
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Anonymous wrote:Cumberland MD


I’m a previous Jerome, AZ poster but I agree with Cumberland too. I’ve driven through maybe 20 times and each time it’s like a heavy weight on me.
[Post New]02/20/2023 22:05
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Jamestown VA

Went on a cold desolate day and the place was deserted. It was creepy.
[Post New]02/20/2023 22:09
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Cumberland MD


I’m a previous Jerome, AZ poster but I agree with Cumberland too. I’ve driven through maybe 20 times and each time it’s like a heavy weight on me.


That whole area (Western Maryland) has a very dense energy. It’s extraordinarily depressing.
[Post New]02/20/2023 22:16
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Pearisburg, VA. A truck tried to run me off the road there and the whole town smelled like chemicals.
[Post New]02/20/2023 22:19
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North Korea. Stuck in a time warp.
[Post New]02/20/2023 23:12
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Anonymous wrote:Josephine Parks Butler center near Meridian Hill park in DC. Very creepy.


I used to work there! Never found it scary.
[Post New]02/20/2023 23:46
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Isle de Ronde, Grenada

We had to overnight there while sailing bareback and I didn't sleep a wink. Put out 30' of chain and heard it dragging on the floor, creaking and moaning all night. Never again will dock at an uninhabited island. Creepy AF, even strong rum punch couldn't shake the willies out of me.
[Post New]02/20/2023 23:59
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Anonymous wrote:Walmart


It never disappoints.
[Post New]02/21/2023 00:08
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Anonymous wrote:Josephine Parks Butler center near Meridian Hill park in DC. Very creepy.


I used to work there! Never found it scary.


Did you ever work there alone at night? If so, did you stand near the stairs in the dark?

Go back and do that , then say the same.
[Post New]02/21/2023 00:10
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Anonymous wrote:Dachau. There aren’t many buildings left, but even being where the barracks used to be is like someone put a heavy weight on you.


+1

I was there on a day when it was fairly busy with school groups, but found myself alone in the area with the former crematorium. It felt like there was a presence.
[Post New]02/21/2023 02:41
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Anonymous wrote:Glen Echo Park creeps me out. You can still feel the segregation.


No what you feel is enslavement. Probably ancestors of former enslaved people —haunting you if you’re white. I’m Black and never felt this way there.
[Post New]02/21/2023 02:42
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Parts of West Va on the Maryland border. Drove though at night and it felt like a literal ghost town. Haunted.
[Post New]02/21/2023 06:50
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Cherry Valley, NY. Not far from Cooperstown and creepy AF. Home of the cherry valley massacre during the revolution war.
[Post New]02/21/2023 07:04
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I love places with a creepy vibe. Usually have a history but have character and weight. Can’t stand popular mass appeal flash mob lemming places.
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