A pair of sisters took this photo at their father’s home 15 years ago. While looking through a box of old pictures, one sister found the picture and discovered something strange. Who, or what, is that in the doorway?
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#Stone’s #Public #House in Ashland, Massachusetts was constructed by a man named #John #Stone in 1832 as a #hotel and rest stop for #railroad travelers. Over the years, the building became disused and fell into a state of disrepair, but in 1976 it was remodeled and reopened as an #Irish #pub and #restaurant which came to be known as Stone’s Public House. Shortly after reopening, employees at #Stone’s #Public #House began to report experiencing a variety of #paranormal #activity, such as lights turning on and off by themselves, and doors unexpectedly flying open or slamming shut. Others report witnessing objects such as plates and glasses being thrown across the room by an unseen #entity, and some report feeling as if being touched by invisible hands. In 1984 an article was published detailing the strange occurrences at #Stone’s #Public #House, giving it a reputation among locals of being #haunted. #Paranormal #investigators at Stone’s Public House estimate that at least seven distinct #spirits #haunt the location, including the #ghost of #John #Stone and several other men, who were allegedly involved in a #murder #conspiracy, and whose #spirits remain to make sure their crimes are never discovered. Another #spirit said to #haunt this location is that of a young girl who was hit by a #train nearby, as well as the #spirit of a man named #Burt #Phillips, who passed away in the house sometime during the 1890’s. #Stone’s #Public #House was featured on the popular television show, #GhostHunters in 2004, where cast members recorded several unexplained #paranormal events, including audio recordings of a disembodied voice.
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On January 8, 1935, FBI agents surrounded the home of gang matriarch Kate “Ma” Barker and her son Fred. After an intense shootout lasting several hours, Ma and Fred succumbed to the hail of bullets. Legend has it Ma still haunts her former home and harbors an intense hatred of law enforcement. Here’s a story from a retired police officer who encountered Ma on the 70th anniversary of her death.
“I’m a retired police officer, and in January 2005, I attended the annual Ma Barker shoot-out re-enactment done in downtown Ocklawaha, Florida. Officials had built a small home front to depict a house that looked similar to Ma’s real place. I asked a Deputy where the real home was, he reluctantly gave me the location, and I went to visit it.
I parked down a desolate side road that abutted Lake Weir, and there it was through the thick bushes, trees, and vegetation. I walked closer to get an unobstructed picture using my 35mm Minolta camera. Once I saw that no one was anywhere around, I snapped several photos. At the time, there was no one on the rear porch.
After taking a few photos, I sensed the presence of Ma Barker and at least two adult males in her driveway. She was a visibly angry, an intense ball of fire-like energy, and said ‘Get outta here, lawman!’ Needless to say, I told her ‘no problem,’ and I left, never intending to return.
In April, upon my annual return to NY, I had the film developed at a local CVS store. The clerk inspecting the photos for quality purposes asked, ‘who’s the lady in the photo?’ I said, ‘what lady?’ After an 8X10″ enlargement, there she was as clear as day. Ma Barker.
Fast forward: In 2016, the Tampa Bay Times investigated the matter, verified who I was, and insisted on an on-camera interview. The video was dead-on, however, the story by Lane DeGregory was a bit on the exaggerated and untrue side, with a degree of disrespect. While I understand the Times must sell papers, the story should not have included things I never said or did. The video would be viewed by no less than 25 million people worldwide, but is nowhere to be found now. Why?
My story has been verified by Carson Good, realtors, Ed and Loraine Warren (deceased) and many, many more. The Ma Barker house now rests about two miles across the lake from its original location and is now an open to the public attraction, replete with original artifacts. It’s still thought to be haunted by Ma Barker herself.”
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West End House Boys & Girls Club in #Allston, #Massachusetts:
Founded in 1906 as a clubhouse for men, the #West #End #House #Boys & #Girls #Club in Allston, Massachusetts is believed to be #haunted by several unidentified #spirits. Members swimming at the #pool report witnessing #apparitions and hearing the disembodied sounds of splashing when the pool is empty, as well as experiencing other unexplained #paranormal #phenomena, such as cold spots, lights flickering, and showers in the locker room turning on and off by themselves. Employees working at the #West #End #House #Boys & #Girls #Club have also reported encountering the #spirits of several unidentified older gentlemen, who are believed to be founding members of the club who have passed away.
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