Where are the top ten haunted places in the world?

New york Ocean Avenue 112 The house is located atNo. Ocean Avenue 1 12, Amityville District, Long Island, new york, USA. This is a famous scene of self-abandonment. After the tragedy, the residents here often heard elusive footsteps, smelled mysterious smells and saw toilet water flowing backwards, swarms of house flies, eyes peeping out of the window and so on. 2. Philadelphia Oriental State Prison The Oriental State Prison in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA was built in 1829 and 197 1 year, and it was finally abandoned. Many visitors here reported hearing people walking around the cell, making mysterious and strange noises and wailing from time to time in the cold and dark corridor. 3. Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh Castle has a history of about 900 years and is one of the most famous haunted places in Scottish history. Edinburgh Castle was built at the beginning of 12 century. It was originally a military fortress. With the passage of time, it has gradually become a tourist attraction, and the haunted events that often occur in the dungeon are also the most talked about by tourists. 4. Gettysburg Battlefield The Battle of Gettysburg lasted for three days and was one of the most tragic battles in American history. At that time, about 50 thousand young soldiers were killed. Many people think that the ghosts of soldiers who can't accept the reality of death often haunt the battlefield in Gettysburg, and they have no idea that the war is over. 5. Mertel Farm Mertel Farm is located in San Francisville, Louisiana, and is known as one of the most haunted places in the United States. Among all the rumors, the most widely known one is "Chloe's ghost". At that time, a slave named "Chloe" was brutally beheaded by his master for eavesdropping. In revenge, she poisoned the birthday cake and killed her master's two daughters. It is said that the ghosts of these two unfortunate people often appear on the big farm. 6. The Queen Mary was once a luxury ocean liner. It was bought by Long Beach City on 1967, and it was converted into a hotel, becoming a must-see for tourists. Rumor has it that many ghosts are still wandering on the Queen Mary. 7. The Tower of London The Tower of London was built by William the Conqueror in 1 century. This used to be a prison and execution ground for political prisoners. The Tower of London has always been regarded as one of the most haunted buildings in the British Isles. Ghosts haunting here include anne boleyn, wife of Henry VIII. 8. Warrior House The famous Warrior Haunted House is located in the old town of San Diego. In the 1960s, the US Department of Commerce officially listed Huili Building as a haunted place. 9. The White House, the official residence of the President of the United States, is also one of the most haunted places. In fact, it is not difficult to understand that the White House is haunted. Some White House residents are reluctant to give up their power from beginning to end, and ghosts after death often visit here. 10, mystery house in Winchester Although the US Department of Commerce has not designated this "mystery house" as a haunted place, it is still one of the most famous haunted houses in history. After the death of her husband Oliver Winchester (the son of a rifle manufacturer) and her children, Sarah Winchester consulted a so-called prophet, claiming that both her husband and children were killed by the ghost of the rifle made by their family. The prophet suggested that only by building shelters for these ghosts can they calm their anger. Sarah finally accepted the suggestion and hired workers to build the so-called "mysterious house". Workers work 8 hours a day, which took 38 years to complete. Our newspaper comprehensive international online