2-17 PNF Wednesday Chat
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Please use this thread for Wednesday's conversation of the paranormal and for tonight's live show chat
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Haunted Lighthouses
Heceta Head Lighthouse, Oregon (shown in banner post #1) :
The lighthouse was completed in August 1893. The spot was named after the Spanish explorer Bruno de Heceta, who explored the Pacific Northwest during the late 18th century.
The whole thing consisted of the lighthouse, Houses for the head lightkeeper, the two assistant lightkeepers and their families, a barn and two kerosene oil storage buildings.
The keepers quarters are purported to be haunted by the ghost of an elderly woman, nicknamed Rue. Several incidents have been reported, including a visible apparition, moved objects, and occasional housekeeping. Most reported sightings of Rue occur in the attic, with many from the outside looking up into the attic.
More haunted lighthouses of America can be found in this article: Are You Scared: Most Haunted Lighthouses
Heceta Head Lighthouse, Oregon (shown in banner post #1) :
The lighthouse was completed in August 1893. The spot was named after the Spanish explorer Bruno de Heceta, who explored the Pacific Northwest during the late 18th century.
The whole thing consisted of the lighthouse, Houses for the head lightkeeper, the two assistant lightkeepers and their families, a barn and two kerosene oil storage buildings.
The keepers quarters are purported to be haunted by the ghost of an elderly woman, nicknamed Rue. Several incidents have been reported, including a visible apparition, moved objects, and occasional housekeeping. Most reported sightings of Rue occur in the attic, with many from the outside looking up into the attic.
More haunted lighthouses of America can be found in this article: Are You Scared: Most Haunted Lighthouses
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