Ghosts and paranormal activity at the Jungle Rock Club (also known as Down the Hatch and more recently, Boomers Down the Hatch) has centered around a story about a prior owner who offed himself in the men’s restroom, but this story hasn’t been verified. Needless to say, visitors have reported hearing strange sounds and disembodied voices in the restrooms. Objects will disappear inexplicably.

1010 Friedrichs Rd, Gretna, LA 70053
(504) 301-4655

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Gretna LA Louisiana United States

The Spanish Moon nightclub in Baton Rouge is rumored to be haunted by at least one ghost that has made appearances as an apparition. Believed to be a male, this ghost is said to be a remnant left from the days when the building served as a “wino flophouse” although it is also possible that the haunting originated in the days when the building functioned as a fire station.

A number of different types of paranormal activity is said to take place here including beer taps turning on by themselves, strange noises, and objects flying through the air inexplicably.

The Spanish Moon is open Monday through Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. According to their Facebook page, it’s a place “Where souls go to die.”
1109 Highland Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
(225) 383-6666

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Baton Rouge LA Louisiana United States

Location:Located at the corner of Kiowa and Nevada in the YWCA building in downtown Colorado Springs.History:The building where the Underground Pub is located was built in 1913. It is a five and a half story red brick building. According to local lore, the mortuary, located next

History:Casper, Wyoming was established in 1888 and is presently home to approximately 50,000 people. Casper was named after Lieutenant Caspar Collins who came to the area to protect a wagon train that was carrying supplies for the Fort that was then known as Platte Bridge Statio

The Morgue Bar and Lounge was a unique pub in that it was once a New Orleans mortuary functioning during the horrific Yellow Fever epidemic in 1853. Ten thousand people died in 1853, their bodies passing through this mortuary on the way to the grave. The Morgue Bar and Lounge has been closed for some time. Some people report that the building is now used as a private residence. Other online forums say that the building is now used as a haunted house known as The Mortuary, but this haunt is located at a different address from the one listed for The Morgue Bar and Lounge.

The Morgue Bar and Lounge building was originally built in 1849.

New Orleans locals report that the mortician’s daughter often makes a showing in main bar area. She has been known to move objects, especially from the ladies restroom.

The Shadowlands web site reports that bodies were stacked in the women’s room, but the veracity of this statement is suspect. During the Yellow Fever epidemic, bodies piled up everywhere. It’s unlikely that the women’s restroom was the only place in the building used for storing bodies, since it was, in fact, a morgue.

The MVD Ghostchasers paranormal investigation group has investigated this location. Visit their web site to see photos.

626 Saint Phillip St. New Orleans, LA

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New Orleans LA Louisiana United States

History:The name Meeteetse means “where chiefs meet” in Shoshone. Meeteetse was the location of one of the oldest settlements in the Big Horn Basin originating sometime in the 1870’s. Meeteetse was at the end of the Red Lodge Road, which originated in Red Lodge, Montana and f

Cannonball, North Dakota
Cannonball is a census-designated place in northeastern Sioux County, North Dakota where the Cannonball River meets Lake Oahe of the Missouri River. It is located on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. It is a small community of less than 1000 resident

History:Lovell was named after Henry Lovell, a cattle rancher. It is a seemingly typical, small town of a little over 2,200 residents. About half of the population in Lovell attends the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, with a smaller percentage of residents attending

Lake Elsinore, California
Lake Elsinore is located in southern California in Riverside County. It has a population of approximately 50,000 residents.
Main Street Abandoned Hotel Information:
One source said that the abandoned hotel on main street is located between 166-170 S.

Shouting, yelling and ghostly music are reported dating back to the 1880s.

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Bird Cage Theatre, 535 East Allen Street, Tombstone, AZ Arizona 85638, USA