Not only horrible and unrevengeful atrocities lead to the appearance of ghosts, but, as the facts confirm, tragic love stories. In both cases, the restless souls of the dead for some reason "get stuck" in our physical world. We will tell you about some of them.
Emily's bridge
There are several versions of the story about an American woman named Emily, who was born in Stowe, Vermont. According to the first version, the young woman was going to run away from home with her chosen one, but he left Emily, after which she was found hanging on the railing of the bridge. Another version says that, abandoned by the groom, the unfortunate woman jumped on a horse and rushed without making out the road, and eventually fell into the river and drowned. Many people today say they hear strange sounds on the bridge; some are even convinced that Emily's ghost scratched them very sensitively …
Castillo de San Marcos
Built by the Spaniards in 1672-1695, this oldest stone fort in America remembers the tragic story of one love. The commander of the fortress, Colonel Garcia, caught his wife Dolores in a criminal relationship with Captain Manuel Abela, and soon after, the lovers mysteriously disappeared. Their fate remained a mystery for a long time, until decades later, the dead bodies of Dolores and Manuel were found in the fortress walls. Today's visitors to the old fort report an unusual scent that they believe belongs to the ghost of the unfortunate Senora Dolores. They also see unexplained light, floating balls and large bloody spots …
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Triumphal Arch
On July 14, 1914, Bastille Day, a woman named Rosa managed to quarrel with her lover. In despair, Rose climbed the spiral staircase inside the Arc de Triomphe and from a great height threw herself into the flight. Since then, many have seen her ghost here, which repeats and repeats the terrible fall …
Longfellow Roadside Hotel
In the middle of the 19th century, a certain Jerusha Howe lived and worked in this Massachusetts hotel. There she met a British traveler whom she fell in love with and who promised to marry her. After a while, this gentleman departed for his homeland, but he promised Jerusha on oath that upon arrival in England he would send his people for her. Many years passed in agonizing and vain expectation, which ended only with the death of the poor thing. Today, hotel guests often see the ghost of Jerusha Howe, especially in rooms 9 and 10, in which the woman once lived …
Texas Governor's Mansion
In 1864. his nephew came to the mansion of Texas governor Pendleton Murr, located in Austin. The young man really liked his uncle's wife's niece, and he confessed his feelings to her, but was resolutely rejected. That same night, the sound of a shot rolled throughout the house: the young man could not bear the disappointment and committed suicide. It wasn't long after his death when the residents began to hear ominous knocking in the room where the suicide had occurred. The sounds were so unpleasant, even eerie, that the room was eventually locked. And the sounds stopped. However, when it was rediscovered years later, the frightening noises reappeared …
Hotel "Casablanca Inn"
St. Augustine, the oldest living American city in Florida, haunts the spirit of the former owner of the Casablanca Inn. The woman was a widow and, according to legend, fell in love with a smuggler - a frequent guest of her rooms. After a while, she already patronized all the local filibusters - she climbed to the roof of the hotel and brandished a lantern, which meant: the shore was clean, you could swim. Nowadays, sailors say, the flickering light of a ghostly lantern is also seen coming from the hotel. And its guests and staff talk about strange and inexplicable sounds, beds that turn out to be unfold in an incomprehensible way, and tablecloths twitching on the tables …