Do you like adventures? Do you want experiences that give you goose bumps?  Then go around Arkansas where you can find many haunted places that give you hair raising experience.

Crescent hotel in Eureka Springs is one of the most popular haunted places in Arkansas. Here, people believe that a man fell from the roof at the time of construction and became a ghost. Built in 1886, this place was the richest spa up to 1900, whereas, during 1908 to 1934, it was used as a junior college and an academy for rich young ladies.

Later, this place was purchased by a doctor, named Norman Baker in 1937. The doctor was convicted for practicing medicine sans of license, and discredited by AMA. Then, he shifted his hospital services to Crescent Hotel. Many patients died due to his treatment and he buried their bones in the walls and floors of the hotel. Hence it is said that many ghosts are haunting the people who visit the people.

Another ghostly place is known as the Forum Theater, where you can find a mischievous ghost called Charlie, who, according to many people, was seen wandering from attic to basement in a variety of costumes.

The Billy’s bridge in Mena city is one more ghostly place, where strange lights appear under the bridge on dark lights. Most of the people also claim that they have heard some noises and strange voices, and rocks skipping across the water.

On Rich Mountain, the ghost of a young woman is seen wandering the mountains in search of her family. The locals living around the place say that she carries a lantern with her while searching.

Well, here I remember the famous poem called as, The Lucy Gray by Wordsworth. She also has a lantern in her hands when she goes to search her father.

Last but not the least is North Little Rock, which is touted to be haunted by two ghosts: one is Albert Pike, the Confederate General in the late 19th century and another is Old Mill.

Majority of the people claim that if you see through the gates, you can see the lights and a rope hanging from the side of the building, and the shadow of a man hanging in the loop.

So, if you are planning to have a ghostly experience by visiting Arkansas, do visit these places.