These 7 Strange Happenings In Delaware Are Simply Unexplainable

Instead of breaking things, moving objects, or haunting dreams, the ghosts of Woodburn have a different medium through which they communicate. They appear dressed in colonial-era clothing, helping themselves to the best spirits in the house. A young girl wearing a red checkered dress is seen playing in the pools and fountains on the property.She was even spotted during the inauguration Governor Michael Castle in 1985.

Read more about the Ghosts of Woodburn here.

Delaware City is the state's most haunted town. Every hotel in the vicinity of downtown is home to resident ghosts! Patrons at Crabby Dicks restaurant frequently hear and see a friendly ghost moving things around or showing up as orbs in photos snapped here. When you visit, ask to dine in the most haunted room.

Over one hundred years ago, a young woman named Maggie was decapitated in a carriage accident while she was pregnant. Today, she still haunts a section of Woodland Church Rd outside of Seaford. Legend has it that if you stand on Maggie's Bridge and shout "Maggie, I have your baby!", she will appear and chase you away.

Read more about Old Maggie's Bridge here.

Fort Delaware is one of the most haunted places in the world. In fact, several ghost hunting TV shows have hosted episodes here, and the Fort offers paranormal tours in the fall. Visit to learn about the tragic fate of captive soldiers held here during the Civil War.

Read more about Delaware's most haunted spot here.

Did you know the Swamp Trail at Lums Pond is haunted? More than a hundred years before this area was protected land, a young runaway was murdered in these woods. You can still hear her screaming when the wind blows just right.

Find the full story of Delaware's most haunted campground here

More than one person has loved the Addy Sea Inn in Bethany Beach so much that they refuse to leave! Stay in this charming seaside bed and breakfast and you might experience some paranormal hijinx yourself.

Read about a one of a kind overnight stay here

The current Indian River Inlet Bridge is the sixth bridge at the site in just over a century. Every previous bridge has failed - and one collapse took two lives.

See why this bridge seems cursed here.