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To: John Robertson

Be prepared for an emotional experience. Get out of the car and walk around by yourselves. My wife, who is foreign born and came here when she was nine, had no idea of the history. She was moved to tears by the very atmosphere at the Corn Field. The place is haunted.


15 posted on 04/14/2005 6:48:28 AM PDT by wtc911 ("I would like at least to know his name.")
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To: wtc911

I'd heard a lot about that! I've also seen it on the internet. Then if you'd ever watched "The Travel Channel", or sometimes, "The History Channel", they have shows on around Halloween. There was on one of these, where people who have gone there have reported strange stuff going on!

One was where two women, who had heard about the apparitions, decided to go there at night; or at least part of the battlefield. They saw a strange light coming through the trees, and there was the figure of a woman dressed in white.

It seemed as if she were crying, or something. These women watched her for a minute, and she disappeared! One of the women, who was a nurse, begin to cry. She couldn't explain just why! I'd heard of others too, brrrr....

On another note, I'd read that another haunted spot was where Guilford Courthouse was involved in the Revolutionary War. Not too much has been reported recently; but in one account I'd read, even back right after the battle occurred; it was reported that some of the spirits of the men that died there, were seen walking around there in the vicinity of where the courthouse was!

Of course, the courthouse itself is gone, and it is a large military park, with pathways, and memorial stones here and there. But who knows? Strange things do happen in this world!


85 posted on 04/17/2005 7:54:01 PM PDT by dsutah
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