Top 5 True Ghost Stories from whole world

Top 5 True Ghost Stories from whole world 

 1) Woodchester Mansion, England 

Builders hard at work on Woodchester Mansion mysteriously abandoned the project in 1868, leaving tools behind and rooms unfinished. Today, it's considered one of England's most haunted places, with rumors of floating coffins, headless horses and feelings of intense deja vu. Staff claim they have felt their hair being pulled by phantom forces before their cameras mysteriously turned off. 

2) Rose Hall, Jamaica

According to local lore, Annie Palmer, the wife of plantation owner John Palmer, had a dark streak beyond the black magic she practiced. In the 1800s, she murdered John, her second and third husbands, and numerous male slaves whom she did taken as lovers. She finally met her match in a slave who also practiced magic and brought her to her demise, ending her killing spree. Although historians have cast doubt on the legitimacy of the story, Rose Hall visitors have claimed to come across the ghost of the White Witch. In the early 2000s, one medium visiting Rose Hall reportedly feel into a trance soon after arriving, and the ghost took over her body. 

3)  The Stanley Hotel, Colorado 

Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, the Stanley Hotel would seem like a romantic getaway with breathtaking views- if it didn't also have a reputation for true ghost stories that inspired the shining. In 1911, a housekeeper lit a candle in a room that had a gas leak, causing an explosion that destroyed a tenth of the hotel. The woman lived, but guests claim her spirit has unpacked their beds or done the sheets around them while they were sleeping. Others hear piano music without a player, or children's footsteps on the floor that was once used for childcare. In 2017, a man on a ghost tour supposedly captured two little girls on film....despite there being no young girls in the room. Colorado's far from alone in its hauntings. 

4) Monte Cristo homestead, Australia

  Said to be australia's most haunted house, this isolated residence was built on a hillside in new south wales in 1884 by farmer christopher crawley. After he died in 1920, his wife, Elizabeth, became a bible immersed recluse, leaving the house only twice before she passed away. Her ghost is thought to walk the rooms, and visitors report feeling an ice cold chill when she shows up, sometimes holding a silver cross. She has quite a bit of company, including these spirits: a maid who had plunged to her death from a balcony in the house, a stable boy who was burned to death by his master, and a mentally disabled man who was chained in the caretaker's cottage for 40 years. Naturally, the latter ghost makes his presence felt by clanking his chains. 

5) Cumae Archaelogical Park, Italy 

Located on the southwestern coast of Italy ans settled in the 8th century BC, Cumae was the first Greek colony on the Italian mainland. It is best known for being the seat of the cumaean sibyl, or prophetess. In the aeneid, aeneas went to see the sibyl before he entered the underworld: a passage to hell is located nearby. 

Cumae has been the site of much bloodshed. In the 1st century, several brutal battles in the Gothic Wars took place there, and during World War 2nd, German soldiers used a part of it as a bunker and gun emplacement. Modern day visitors can traverse the ark, womb like tunnels and try their luck at consulting the sibyl for guidance.  

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