Haunted Places in Texas
Texas goes big with its ghost stories just like it does with everything else. Old forts, hotels, dance halls, desert towns, battlefields, roads, and sprawling historic buildings have all helped build the state’s haunted reputation. Whether you are into legendary hauntings or under-the-radar creepy spots, this guide to haunted places in Texas explores the eerie sites, paranormal lore, and larger-than-life stories that define haunted Texas.
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Donkey Lady Bridge in Texas: The Real History, the Legend, and the Reported Hauntings
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Susanna Dickinson House: History, Haunting Legends, and How to Visit the Austin Museum
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Catfish Plantation in Texas: Haunted History of Waxahachie’s Famous Ghost Restaurant
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Terlingua Ghost Town, Texas: History, Legends, and Lingering Spirits
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Goatman’s Bridge: Hauntings & the Legend Behind Texas’ Most Infamous Crossing
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The Haunted History of Hotel Galvez in Galveston
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The Haunted Driskill Hotel in Austin, Texas
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Ghosts of the San Antonio Ghost Tracks
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Ghosts of the Anson Lights
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Ghosts of the Presido La Bahia
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Aurora Cemetery Alien Grave
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White Lady of the Frio River
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Excelsior House
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Grand Galvez
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Demons Road
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Bragg Road
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Littlefield House
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Yorktown Memorial Hospital
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The White Sanitarium
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Jefferson Hotel
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The Marfa Lights
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USS Lexington
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Woman Hollering Creek
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The Alamo

