Ghost Hunting in Spring, Texas
by Fiona Broome and the Hollow Hill staff ©2005

The vicinity of Spring, Texas features many wonderful cemeteries, and Old Town Spring has the reputation of being very haunted. On Sunday evening, 22 May 2005, we visited several cemeteries in the area, with interesting results.

Wunsche Cemetery

Wunsche Cemetery is a lovely little cemetery with a big reputation, located between the feeder road and I-45, immediately after the Cypresswood exit, heading north. This can be a challenging place to stop, although there is a small parking area for visitors. (You will be re-entering feeder road traffic, including cars leaving I-45 that may still be driving at interstate speeds.)

We checked Wunsche Cemetery twice, and feel that it may have some low-level hauntings. However, we were there during daytime hours and at dusk; it may be better after dark.

Wunsche Bros. Cafe

This is one of the few sites in Old Town Spring that seems very definitely haunted. We have no conclusive outdoor photos yet, but several good indoor pictures. The restaurant graciously escorts patrons upstairs when a staff member is available to show guests around. You'll be climbing steep stairs to see a rocking chair that we've observed rocking when no one was nearby.

Cemetery #1 (our name for the cemetery, not its real name)

This cemetery is in a quiet, residential area and we're not comfortable sharing the exact location at this time.

Because the cemetery is well-sheltered from breezes, bugs can be a problem. These are our best photos from our second visit there:

The orb in the tree (right photo) is probably a true anomaly. The two orbs in the photo on the left are probably insects. See a closer look at this photo, below.

The orb on the left (Orb #1) has the right translucency, but genuine "ghost orbs" are almost perfectly circular; the irregular shape of this orb suggests that it's a moving insect captured on film.

Orb #2 on the right is the correct shape, but it is a little too brilliant and the edges are slightly fuzzy. This also suggests an insect, but it's possible that it's a very odd "ghost orb." Because of the insects in the area, we have to discount this second orb as well.

Our research notes continue on Ghost Hunting in Spring, Texas and vicinity - page two

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