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EVIDENCE of the Hauntings in St. Augustine!
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A presentation from our Ghost Train Adventure archives. Real photos taken by real people depicting really dead people such as the famous Ghost Bride of 1783, often seen walking through St. Augustine’s Tolomato Cemetery.
Does this look like a woman in a white dress? Of course it does! Did you realize this is a photo taken by a Ghost Train guest by a tombstone in the Tolomato Cemetery under which lies the body of Elizabeth Forrester? She died on her wedding day in 1783, was buried in her wedding gown and may be the strange “ghost bride” that has been the subject of bizarre sightings at that cemetery for well over 200 years.
Now, THAT’S creepy. Watch the video to see other weird pictures.
Got Ghosts?
Just checking out the web for some cool ghost pics, and I found a shot worth of sharing. This reminds me of the image caught in the St. Augustine Lighthouse. Check it out.
Marcus Writes:
“This apparition photo was taken at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami Florida. To give you a brief summary of the place, Vizcaya was built around 1916 and now operates as a tour attraction. This spiral staircase is in the area where the butlers would stay. I thought the staircase would make a great photo if I took it looking up as the sun came through. Read more…
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