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It’s human nature I guess to be afraid of the things we don’t understand. Most people, when confronted with a ghost would quickly turn and go the other direction. Most people would NOT invite a ghost to dinner. Yet, in this story, that is exactly what happened. Every time the owners of Cool Springs Plantation in Camden, South Carolina, had a party they would offer a glass of wine to a most unusual guest.

Ghost stories and paranormal activities have long been abundant in areas where great suffering and loss of life have occured. For this reason, it’s no surprise that of the thousands of ghostly encounters reported in the state of Virgina every year, hundreds are from civil war battlegrounds. This seems to be the case in Manassas, Virginia, where ghosts of fallen Civil war soldiers have chosen to take refuge in what is now known as The Stone House.

In the town of Mount Holly along the bank of the Catawba River in Gaston County there is a house with a dark secret. Every year, on the same day, a ghost come back from the beyond to walk the house and terrify those who live there. No one knows who it is, or why it’s there. But everyone knows when it will come back…

The Litchfield Plantation is a bed and breakfast on South Carolina’s Pawleys Island where guests can go and relax. However, a former owner of the plantation is known to come back and disturb the rest of the guests. This is the story of Dr. Henry Tucker and his desire to home home..

Located in Henderson County there is a house well known to the locals as the John Drew house. Once it was a happy home for a few mountain families. But for years the house has gone unoccupied and it’s probably for the best. It’s outward appearance now matching the interior and the creepy events that may still take place within it’s walls.