Ghosts of Haunted Texas
©2006 by Fiona Broome and the Hollow Hill Staff
haunted cemetery in galveston, tx
(see below)
Texas is a huge state with many hauntings. If you're looking for ghosts, you'll find them easily
in Texas. From strange lights--including "bluelight" cemeteries--to eerie tales of the early
West, there are ghosts throughout this great state.
For more information about famous Texas hauntings and ghost hunting groups, see
Texas Ghost Hunters Information
Hollow Hill's focus is mostly on the Houston area, but we will explore other parts of Texas as time
permits. We've begun verifying existing tales, and discovering some unreported sites as well.
Overview and preliminary reports:
REAL GHOSTS OF HOUSTON, TEXAS - WITH PHOTOS
More reports, by area:
DOWNTOWN HOUSTON & THE HEIGHTS AREA
Is it a ghost? Scary photo from Houston, Texas.
(Spaghetti Warehouse)
Ghosts of Glenwood Cemetery (a Washington St. cemetery)
WEST HOUSTON
Alief Cemetery, Houston, Texas
Orbs at Old Greenhouse Road
Possible Ectoplasm at Old Greenhouse Road
Ghosts of Beeler Cemetery, Houston, TX
The West Oaks "Walker"
PATTERSON ROAD
May 2005
Ghost Orb in Bear Creek Park, Houston, Texas
Langham Creek Bridge - Patterson Road
Haunted Bear Creek Bridge - Patterson Road
May 2006
Addicks Bear Creek Methodist Cemetery
(two part article)
Bear Creek Bridge - May 2006
Langham Creek Bridge - May 2006
KATY, TEXAS
Ghosts of Old Town Katy, TX - page one
Ghosts of Old Town Katy, TX - page two
Ghosts of the Katy, Texas Train Depot
Romantic Ghosts at the Katy Depot
OLD TOWN SPRING & VICINITY
Ghost Hunting in Spring, Texas and vicinity - page one
Ghost Hunting in Spring, Texas and vicinity - page two
Haunted Bank - Old Town Spring, Texas (1/06)
Ghosts in the Bank - Old Town Spring, Texas (1/06)
MISC. HOUSTON AREA HAUNTINGS
Ghost Orbs at Cemetery #1
Ghost Hunting Near Houston
(Aug 2005)
MORE TEXAS HAUNTINGS
Ghosts of Austin - Shoal Creek
Ghosts of Columbus, Texas
*Galveston Old City Cemetery, B'way, Galveston, TX
In this photo, you'll see a bright light at the upper left, and a second spot at the lower right
where it
apparently highlights a grave.
When we took this photo, it was entirely, pitch black out. The
orange-ish light in the distance is a street light; it was the only light we could see that night, and it
did not affect this photo.
It is possible that the light at the lower right is a reflection from a bug. The upper left light
cannot be explained.
We did not see any light except the distant street lamp when we took this photo. The light
at the upper left, and possibly its highlight on the grave at the lower right,
are anomalies.
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