Posted in Austin
May 19, 2016
These 7 Haunted Places In Austin Will Send Chills Down Your Spine
We’re about to give you the creepy crawlies with these haunted places in Austin that will send chills down your spine. Some of the most unexpected places in Austin happen to have some haunting tales that you’ll think twice about on your next visit.
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Guests here claim to have felt spirits brush up against them, and ghost sightings of a little girl holding flowers in one of the hotel common areas...Spend the night, see for yourself!
Stories say this location has a ghost named Jack. Jack committed suicide by jumping off the balcony and has been said to be heard in his room by other guests and hotel staff.
This place is said to be haunted by Sam Houston and also the nephew of Pendleton Murrah's nephew. He shot himself after the girl he proposed to refused to marry him.
The Inn is said to be haunted by a woman and her child that can sometimes be seen walking around. People have also reported hearing music playing even when the electricity was turned completely off.
This spot has been reported by an individual that it has a dark energy upon entering the home...almost as if the entity does not want you in there.
The University has several haunting stories: Mary Moody Theater is haunted by a student who hanged himself. At Premont Hall, a student who had slipped in a shower and died (body not found for a week) is said to make himself heard by slamming windows and turning on faucets. There is a ghostly nun in Doyle Hall that haunts the place by turning on showers.
The Capitol is said to be haunted by Governor Edmund Jackson Davis who will stare at passers by from a first floor window until guests walk away.
Spooky, huh? Some of the ghosts and spirits that are still here to this day can give us the spookiest feelings – Since we can’t talk to them, touch them, or help them with what they need, maybe it’s best if we just move along with our business and treat our spaces and spirits with respect.
Have you visited any of these haunted places in Austin? Share with us your haunting experiences at these places or any other place that you’ve been in touch with the other side!
