The Haunted Covered Bridge In Pennsylvania That Will Give You Chills
Beth Price-Williams
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Ghosts of the past linger throughout Gettysburg. Many who have visited one of the most historic places in Pennsylvania, famous for the Battle of Gettysburg, tell tales of apparitions and strange occurrences on the battlefield, of sudden rushes of cold air, and of footsteps in empty hallways. Ghost hunters and those interested in the paranormal regularly visit Sachs Covered Bridge, one of the most reputedly haunted covered bridges in Pennsylvania. Visit this covered bridge for yourself… if you dare.
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What are some of the most haunted places in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania’s the perfect state for experiencing the paranormal. After all, we have so many haunted roads, tunnels, hotels, and other paranormal hotspots that it’s natural we see an apparition at least once. Not exactly one of the scariest haunted places in Pennsylvania, The Historic Hotel Bethlehem is known for its four friendly ghosts. You might even be lucky to catch the apparition of Lady Francis Hope singing in the lobby. If you catch a show at the Mishler Theatre in Altoona, you might also spot a ghost – maybe even Mr. Mishler himself. He’s said to hang out at the theater to this day, often smoking cigars and keeping an eye on what’s going on at the theater he founded.
Where can I find beautiful sights in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania’s brimming with natural beauty – from Pine Creek Gorge to Hyner View State Park. For some of the most beautiful sights in Pennsylvania, consider setting off on one of its hiking trails that’s drenched with natural beauty and perfect for beginners. Dingmans Creek Trail, for example, leads to the breathtaking Dingman Falls. Chickies Rock Overlook Trail in West Hempfield Township is short, sweet, and leads to sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. If you’re a fan of city views, hit the North Shore Riverfront Trail that will lead you through the city of Pittsburgh. It’s part of the larger Three Rivers Heritage Trail, if you’re up for more of a challenge.
What are the best historic places in Pennsylvania?
If you just happen to be both a history buff and a fan of the paranormal, you can’t go wrong with a visit to Gettysburg, one of the most historic places in Pennsylvania. Most of those historic locations are also said to be teeming with the paranormal. Gettysburg National Military Park should top the list of must-visit places, including a stop at Devil’s Den. Visitors tell of strange occurrences at both. The Jenny Wade House (the home of the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg), the Farnsworth House Inn, Gettysburg College, and The Gettysburg Hotel are all fascinating destinations that are said to be haunted.