the only location to see more horror than the battlefield
is an actual movie theater and many people claim that there is nowhere more
haunted.
this is a list of the 10 most haunted battlefields
Stoney Creek
in Canada, was the location of a battle in 1813
when america attempted to invade Canada. The battlefield
is said to be haunted by dozens of soldiers who died on the day
it is also said to be haunted by the ghost of Mary cage
a widow who lived in the middle of the field; ever since she died
there have been constant reported sightings of her drifting through the air
aimlessly while weeping through the loss of her husband's who died during the
American Revolution
according to local legend when she died in
1841 both her body and her gravestone
mysteriously vanished before she could be buried
the Battle of Marston Moor
took place on the 2nd of July 1644
if reports are to be believed, the area is
occupied by the deranged ghost of Oliver Cromwell
the man who led the winning side in the English Civil War
he can be seen staggering through the foggy moor
in an attempt to escape the vengeful spirits have the four thousand men
killed by his Army during the battle
since the early 20th century people have reported seeing hundreds of soldiers
marching across roads on one last eternal patrol
Antietam Creek was the location for the bloodiest single day battle of the
American Civil War
people who visit the field often claim to smell gunpowder
and to hear the sound of gunshots. They say that if you accidentally stumble into
a shallow
unmarked grave, the ghost you disturb will follow you home
not only is the creek reported as haunted
but all the surrounding areas are also supposed to be home to dark forces
so it's a bit like every single town in Denmark
The Little Bighorn monument
preserves the site of the Battle of Little Bighorn. The battle...
was when several native tribes joined forces to defeat United States troops
if you visit the site today you may find yourself
overwhelmed by a feeling of sorrow and Loss. You may even experience visions of
the battle itself
taking place all those years ago.
In 1983, a woman gained a job as a live-in groundskeeper and was given a house on
the site
she claims to have walked into her living room on one cold morning
and to her absolute horror saw a man sitting in the armchair
wearing an old army uniform
the man turned his head towards her seemingly shocked at what he saw
he stared at her for 20 seconds before disappearing entirely
The Battle of Cannae took place on August 2nd
216 BC it was when hannibal led an African army
to defeat a much larger Roman army
for over 1,000 years legend has told that the ghosts have the killed Romans
often return from the grave to guard their ancient homeland.
if on a foggy morning you see a ghostly Roman brandishing a sword
do not let him see you. As if he does, you will be beheaded before midnight
during the American Civil War the Battle of cold harbour
lasted from the 31st May to the 12 June
1864. Union troops would crushed in one of the most savage battles of all time
so it makes sense that a lot of people believe the battlefield
to be one of america's most haunted places. Tourists
regularly report hearing the shattering screams of thousands of
dying soldiers. Which I would've thought
would discourage people from visiting the site...but clearly it doesn't!
The Battle of Marsaglia
was fought in Italy in 1693 as part of the war of the ground Alliance (google it)
a French army swiftly put down in an inferior Spanish force
in an impressive victory. The Marsaglia battlefield
is unlike others on the list as is not said to be haunted by the ghosts of
soldiers
but is said to be haunted by the spirits said the horses they
road on. People often describe the experience
as a nightmare...ha...ha...
ha ~ it's a funny joke
The Battle of Stalingrad was when the Nazis attempted to capture the
Russian city of Stalingrad
they ultimately failed and the number of deaths is still unknown
but with at least 2 million dying it was clearly the largest and most intense
battle in the history of human conflict
in the city today there are said to be whole suburbs
populated mostly by the ghosts of dead civilians
living their lives as normal in an eternal tribute to 1940s life
The Battle of Towton
was part of the English War of the Roses. It took place in the town the towton.
in March 1461 and 28,000 people died
the battle was fought during a heavy snowstorm which gave birth to the Legend
of Towton
which goes that once every seven years during a period of heavy snowfall
two ghostly armies will emerge from the storm and will do battle for three hours
and 12 minutes
before the storm dies down and they will not be seen again for another seven
years
The Battle of Gettysburg was the most famous conflict since the American Civil
War
and today almost everyone who visits gettysburg
experiences the unexplainable. A local farm
which was used as a hospital during the battle is said to be haunted by over
1,000 ghosts
the dead bodies were not removed from the field until seven years after the battle
ended
lack of a proper burial is said to have disturbed the soldiers souls
provoking them to drift in and out of reality. When walking through the grounds
many people often fall to the ground. They look behind them
to see but no one else is present. Although, they could have sworn that someone
pushed them over
and so that brings us to the end of our video on the 10 most
haunted battlefields. Alfred M. Gray once said
The man's clearly never been to gettysburg
They've got 1000 ghosts!!