Take a walk down Damnation Alley, where the malicious presence of the South Bridge Entity has been seen lurking.

Today, visitors to the Valley of the Kings sometimes claim to see the image of an Egyptian pharaoh riding a chariot pulled by ghostly black horses. They are said to still roam the hills and nearby village, so keep your eyes peeled for any magical activity or ghostly manifestations. Only 600 civilians survived in the town of Oradour-sur-Glane in France in one of the deadliest massacres of the last few centuries. Panoramic view overlooking the location of the Battle of Edgehill as a summer storm rolls across the Cotswolds.

They believed the raven to be the spirit of a murderer who committed suicide, but who was buried in consecrated ground, rather than at the crossroads as customs dictated. Hidden among the region’s many canals, the site is famous for the hundreds of dolls—and doll parts—hanging from trees and scattered among the grass.

Renovated in 2010, Charleston’s Dock Street Theatre is a be While detailed depictions of dismemberment are scary enough, Time Out Singapore reports that “the wax statues depicting condemned souls are said to come to life at night, filling the infamous Ten Courts of Hell exhibit with tortured screams.He apparently experimented with necromancy in the area to ascertain when a specific person would die.

Augustine Lighthouse is visited by more than 216,000 people annually, but it’s just as well-known for its otherworldly guests.Others saw the raven in the church itself, where it was chased by a group of men who found it in the rafters. It is assumed that it is the ghost of this young man, affectionately known as, 'Jimmy Garlick ', who has been seen many times in the church. Such close proximity meant their spirits couldn’t rest, and many believed the raven to be the soul of the murderer.