Downtown Salisbury Tour | NC Weekend | UNC TV
Salisbury, North Carolina packs a surprising amount of history into each little crevice of its gorgeous and historical downtown area. The fantastic architecture of the town and its sprawling, incredibly important train depot, makes a leisure walk through Salisbury an eye-pleasing experience. For a more detailed look into Salisbury's day-to-day history, visitors can see old advertising and store details at its Rowan Museum.
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Haunted Places in North Carolina
From Charlotte to Raleigh, Greensboro to Durham, the Tar Heel state is covered in supernatural mystery, which is why The Speakeasy presents our picks for the top 10 most haunted places in North Carolina. Enjoy!
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Abandoned Pillowtex Factory, Salisbury, NC
Did a flyover of the abandoned Pillow-Tex Factory in Salisbury, NC.
My Own Voyage - Haunted (Th Inn in salisbury NC.)
This is my band My Own Voyage playing our song Haunted at the Inn in Salisbury NC
Historic Salisbury Home Tour
October 13 & 14. See historic homes and buildings, some never open to the public before.
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Paranormal Investigation in Mocksville ,NC
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Binder Chiropractic Center | Salisbury, North Carolina
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GHOST OF ~ Gold Hill~ North Carolina
A trip along the Gold Hill Rail-Trail through this historic village will transport you back to a time when North Carolina was the country's only gold-producing state. Signs posted every few hundred feet along the mile-long dirt and gravel path detail the history of mining in the state.
While gold was unofficially discovered here in 1799 by a 12-year-old boy, in its glory days Gold Hill was the richest mining property east of the Mississippi.
There have been many deaths in the town of Gold Hill.
Many people feel the hair stand up on the back of their necks when in the powder house.
Another story is of a young man named Joe Newman. Joe was the brother of a “colorful con-man” named Walter George Newman. He became very distraught with the way his brother handled the mines in Gold Hill. This, along with the loss of a love, began to take toll on Joe.
On April 17, 1900, Joe placed several sticks of dynamite on his chest and took his own life. Some say that his brother, George, had something to do with it, but authorities couldn’t prove any foul play.
George Newman died in 1918. Both spirits have been spotted in Gold Hill. The dismembered body of Joe was seen floating in the air near Randolph Mine. George Newman has been seen walking the streets of Gold Hill, as if the town were still in his control.
Randolph Mine in Gold Hill has the distinction of being haunted by two ghosts, so when lights are seen in the area, no one is really sure which ghost is responsible. The first tragedy occurred in 1842, when a young man named Aaron Klein came to Gold Hill to work in the local mines. He soon won the affection of one Elizabeth Moyle, and together they planned to be married that Christmas. Unfortunately for Aaron, Elizabeth had been courted by Big Stan Cukla before Aaron showed up, and Big Stan wasn't happy with the way things had turned out. One night, Stan mortally wounded a puppy Aaron had been keeping, and left the pup whimpering near the mine shaft. When Aaron went looking for his dog, he heard the cries, but about the time he found the puppy with its skull crushed, Big Stan lunged at him from the darkness, pushing him down the mine shaft. Aaron's body was never found, although everybody knew Cukla was responsible. Soon afterward, however, a strange light began appearing at the mine, following people around and, according to some, making whimpering noises like a wounded puppy. Cukla never got the chance to pick up again with Elizabeth, as he was found dead at the bottom of a mineshaft a few months later, and many in town believed Aaron's ghost put him there.
Then in the early 1900's, as the mine continued to produce, two brothers named Walter and Joe Newman bought the property. Walter was well known to be a greedy man, so when his brother Joe was killed in an unexplained explosion at home in 1918, people assumed that Walter had killed his brother, but no one was ever able to find any evidence of foul play. Thus Walter succeeded in taking over full control of the mine, but soon his workers began seeing eerie lights and hearing strange noises in the mine shafts. Eventually, the miners refused to work at the site, and so Walter was never able to realize the full potential of the mine. The locals said the noises were Walter's brother Joe, making sure that Walter's crime did not go unpunished.
My husband and I recendtly visited Gold Hill, NC for the 2008 ghost tour. We took several pictures and caught some images and orbs in a few of them the strangest one was and image in the powder house doorway. The powder house was were they stored the dynamite in the 1800's.
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Halloween 2011 at the Biel's
Halloween 2011 celebrated at the Biel's House in Concord, North Carolina.
The Ghosts of Gold Hill
Long before gold was discovered in other parts of the country, the small community of Gold Hill in Rowan County was producing gold. The gold mines have long dried up, but other treasures remain. Journey with Carl to this quaint community to discover a fun paranormal adventure.
In 1840, there were nearly thirty taverns and only two churches. The mayor of Charlotte was said to have hoped that his community would one day be as prosperous as Gold Hill.
Although Gold Hill is open throughout the year, each October the community hosts a ghost tour that highlights some of the most popular ghost stories ever told, including a hay ride to the area's haunted places. Along the way, story tellers share the history, the mystery, and folk tales surrounding key haunting spots.
One local tale is that two miners, good friends, were working in a mine together when the younger of the two was accidentally impaled by a falling timber. As he lay dying, he asked his friend to take care of his family, and for the rest of his life the older miner did so. The young miner's son later reported that his deceased father came to his bed every morning and pleaded with him to not work in the mines. The son never did.
On night in 1900 Captain Joseph Newman made multiple entries in his diary about his intent to blow himself up with dynamite, and before dawn he did so. Over fifty years later a group of boys claimed they were chased by body parts near the remains of Joe Newman's cabin.
At the turn of the century, mediums used cards and crystal balls to communicate with the dead. Today, we have modern devices to do so. Mat Owens, paranormal investigator and a co-founder of the Carolina Paranormal Society shared some of his tools with Carl. Mat has investigated Gold Hill about six times and reports that there are areas here that are haunted.
Tony Honeycutt, a paranormal investigator who works with Rowan Investigators of the Paranormal (RIP), has investigated the Girl by the Pond, one of the well known stories of Gold Hill. Elizabeth Boyle was the daughter of one of the managers of the gold mine. She fell in love with a miner named Aaron, who disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Many believed that another miner named Stan murdered Aaron out of envy and hid his body. Stan was found at the bottom of a mine shaft, having apparently been pushed. While no one knows the truth of what happened, Aaron's body was never found and Elizabeth never married. She was often seen wandering around the pond.
In recent years, people have reported seeing Elizabeth walking along the road near the pond.
The Powder House at Gold Hill is the site of many hauntings. Carl tells us that he had visited this spot several months ago. At that time he saw an orb and felt something brush against his neck. Many others have reported similar experiences.
He returns to the Powder House now with some gin, knowing that miners enjoyed drinking. Assisted by Vivian Hopkins, an author and historian, Carl sets the cup of gin on a rock next to a couple of LED flashlights with the lenses barely loosened. In short order, the flashlights turn on, supposedly by themselves!
A commonly told story tells of several miners who were transporting a box of dynamite down the Randolph Shaft. One of the minors took a pick axe and hit the box, causing the axe to impale his chest.
There might not be any gold left in this quaint little town. But it seems there are plenty of ghosts and a lot of fun stories remaining. Come see for yourself - if you're brave enough!
Riverside Cemetery
Biopic of historic Riverside Cemetery in Asheville, NC
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Second part of prison gold
Abandoned Hotel
Abandoned hotel in Durham Nc
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Jamestown Profile | NC Now | UNC-TV
Small towns have played an important role in North Carolina’s history and culture. But as our state has changed over the years, so has the landscape of some of our small towns. Producer Katherine Johnson takes us to Jamestown in Guilford County, where small town life is mixing history with a modern day flair.
Haunted Cabe Land Cemetery
After reading an article from Candid Slice about 10 Most Haunted URBEX Spots In North Carolina' I had to start check them out for myself! I started with Cabe Land Cemetery located deep inside the Eno River State Park in Durham, NC. This historic cemetery is known for disembodied voices and EVP's. When I was there I saw a shadow figure walk right past me, of course all of my equipment was still in my backpack and I had no way of documenting what I saw.
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Payne/Edwards Road Graveyard EVP Behind the Door Rural Hall, NC at 0:16 seconds
This is an evp recorded at the graveyard on Edwards (Formerly Payne) road in Rural Hall, North Carolina. It was recorded in the wee hours of the morning, not even one car passed by the whole time we were there. There was absolutely no wind, and there were only 4 people with us, 3 males and 1 female. It was recorded using a simple voice recorder from an Iphone. We didn't hear it at the time of recording, and the phone was kept down by the guy's side the whole time he was recording except when speaking directly into it. I consider it an intelligent response as we all 4 were looking at and talking about the gate behind the graveyard which apparently blocks off the original payne road which is dirt. This must be the door the voice is referring too. This clip remains unedited except being clipped down from an originally 6 minute long file. The EVP can be heard at :16 seconds, and there is profanity also heard from myself and my other fellow amateur ghost hunter extraordinaires. I do not own the picture used in this video. The idiots that decided it was a good idea to come here this time of night were myself, Travis Jones, Travis Shelton, Payton Wood . EVP recorded by Travis Shelton. All of us are from winston-salem/lexington. There shall be more
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