Below are some famous places where you wouldn't want to be at night. These are places to haunt. These are places that are known for the vast evidence of ghost revelation, the powerful evil energy that makes some people faint ...

1.) Borley Rectory, Essex, England

In this building, various paranormal activities were most abundant between 1920 and 1930, and it is certainly one of the most famous and also the most controversial cases in British history. The number of phenomena and testimonies of trustworthy people shows that although many phenomena can be explained in a rational way, we still have a certain percentage of phenomena that still cannot be explained by anything.

2.) The Whaley House, California, USA

"During the many years I dined at the Old Town Mexican Cafe across the street, I saw that the windows on the second floor of the house were still open, while the last visitors had long since left (the property is open to the public - author's note) . I also visited this house and felt a strong energy in it, which was accompanied by the aroma of cigar and perfume, which filled the rooms and corridors of the house. At first I thought that the breath of women's perfume came from a visitor who stayed close to me throughout the tour, but when I sniffed at it inconspicuously, I found out that she definitely didn't smell anything that day, "says the writer. Rule of Trace.3.) Raynham Hall, Norfolk, England

Raynham Hall is a country house in Norfolk, England. For over three hundred years, the property has been used as the Townshend family home. And it was here that one of the most famous photos of the spirit in the world was taken - the world-famous Brown Lady, who appeared on the stairs in the hall.4.) The Myrtles Plantation, Louisiana, USA

This myrtle plantation was built in 1796 by General David Bradford, who named it Laurel Grove. The land is considered one of the most frightening, as there are up to twelve ghosts in its vicinity. It is said that they are the victims of ten murders that were supposed to take place there, but historical records mention only one.

Probably the most famous entity is Chloe (Cleo), a slave girl belonging to the later owners of the house, Clark and Sarah Woodruff. Clark Woodruff was supposed to force Chloe to become his mistress. After a while, everything collapsed when they were both caught by Clark's wife, Sarah. Since then, Chloe's ghost has listened to keyholes, trying to figure out what happened to him.5.) Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, USA

The prison was designed by John Haviland and opened in 1829. It is considered to be the first real detention facility in the world. It is here, for example, that solitary confinement was introduced as a form of rehabilitation. In June 2007, an episode of the American show 'Most Haunted' was filmed here. It was also filmed in the cell of the famous Al Capone. Two people from the TV crew fainted. Another member of the team, Yvette, said she had never been in a place with such a high concentration of evil in her life.6.) Tower, London, England

Her Majesty's Palace and Fortress, often referred to as the Tower of London (or simply the Tower), is a historic landmark in central London on the north bank of the River Thames. Perhaps the most characteristic spirit moving in this building is Anna Boleyn, one of the wives of Henry VIII, who, like his wife, was beheaded in the Tower in 1536. Her spirit is seen on many occasions, carrying her severed head. Sometimes he walks in the garden, other times he appears in the chapel.7.) Waverly Hills Sanatorium, Kentucky, USA

Waverly Hills Sanatorium was opened in 1910, as a two-story hospital with a capacity for forty to fifty tuberculosis patients. It has been filmed many times in this building and is considered one of the most terrifying in all of America. Strange paranormal phenomena, voices of unknown origin, isolated cold spots, inexplicable shadows or various screams in the deserted corridors and apparitions were reported, which disappeared immediately upon sight.8.) Queen Mary, California, USA

The RMS Queen Mary was an ocean liner that sailed in the North Atlantic between 1936 and 1967, when the ship was bought by the city of Long Beach and converted into a hotel. The scariest place is the engine room, where a seventeen-year-old sailor died trying to escape a fire. He was crushed. Since then, there has been knocking and banging. A 'lady in white' appears on the hotel grounds and the souls of deceased children play around the pool.9.) The White House, Washington DC, USA

Official seat of the highest representatives of the state. President Harrison said he heard sounds coming from the attic of the house. Andrew Jackson again claimed to be haunted in his bedroom. And the ghost of First Lady Abigail Adams was seen floating in the corridors of the mansion. Abraham Lincoln, however, appears most often here. Eleanor Roosevelt said she believed the ghost of Lincoln was watching her at work. Another Roosevelt official said he also saw Abraham Lincoln sitting on the bed and taking off his shoes.10.) Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh Castle is considered one of the scariest in Scotland. Maybe even throughout Europe. A large number of tourists report meeting the local phantom Piper, a headless drummer, as well as French prisoners from the Seven Years' War and their American counterparts from the War of Independence. Even the local cemetery dogs are not spared from ghosting. Here you can meet wandering dead animals.

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