Haunted Places & Storys of El Paso!

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Originally Posted by LEVOW

[SIZE=3]At the El Paso High School, you will find a hall that will take you to the balcony. This entrance is closed off to the public. Reports state that the hallways of this high school are plagued with mist and fog. On the ceiling, a sticky substance can be found. Some believe that the school is haunted because a teenager slit her wrists in the hall area. Afterwards, she ventured to the balcony, where she jumped. A wall now stands where the staircase to the balcony once stood. [/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]For some reason, the Ysleta High School is filled with many ghosts. One of the ghosts was a former cheerleader who killed herself in one of the bathrooms after her boyfriend had broken up with her. It is said that she returns to that very spot every night. One time, a teacher claimed to have sighted a young girl in front of her, who then disappeared. Screams can be heard in various areas of the school. Another ghost that frequents this [/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Other haunted high schools in the area include: the Cathedral High School, which offers a haunted third floor; Clint High School, where the hanging body of a student who was raped by a janitor sometimes appears, as well as the Del Valle High School, where the ghosts of murdered band members can be found.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=3][SIZE=3]At the Crockett Elementary School, the ghost of a man can be seen roaming about the halls. He appears with blood-filled gauze on his head. One of his arms is also missing. During one of the wars, this site served as a hospital for war veterans. Another elementary school to be aware of is Escontrias Elementary, which was built on top of a cemetery. The ghost of a girl who died from an accident in the girls? locker room can sometimes be spotted. She lost her life when a heavy gate fell on top of her while she was reaching for a towel. [/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]In El Paso, there are numerous locations that offer a good scare or just plain send a chill up your back, including a few cemeteries and churches in the area. At two in the morning at the Concordia Cemetery, you can hear the unexplainable sound of children playing and laughing. It is believed that the ghosts of small pox victims, who are buried in a particular section of the cemetery, haunt the area. Other strange occurrences at this location include the sound of hoof beats, as well as undistinguishable voices. [/SIZE]
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[SIZE=3]Another cemetery to take note of includes the Evergreen Cemetery, which is said to be the site of a haunting. When passing by the cemetery, you may catch sight of the ghost of a small boy who can be seen standing on the sidewalk. Reports indicate that he will ask for a ride, usually in the wee hours of the morning. He has also been spotted close to the railroad tracks. A mist accompanies his presence, as well as an odd, strong scent.
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[SIZE=3][SIZE=3]La Hacienda Restaurant: The apparition of a woman can be encountered, who is said to be searching for her lost children, who drowned in the area river. [/SIZE]

El Paso - Escontrias Elementary - A high school was built on top of a cemetery and in the girls looker room a girl named Mary was said to be getting a towel when a large gate fell on top of her pressing a deep wound in her neck. Later this high school was turned into a Elementary school were f you go to the girls restroom before you exit the back side of the school you will see five girls hung from the ceiling with many bloody hand prints on the wall.
El Paso - Loretto Academy - At night the bell tower is illuminated. The bells do not ring anymore and haven't for years. Yet at night you can see the movement in the bell tower. Some say it is a colony of bats, or birds. But this shadow wears the same habit as the rest of the nuns teaching at Loretto. What this shadow represents is the spirit or energy of a much beloved sister who taught at this academy for many years and died of an illness, which kept her from continuing her duties at Loretto Academy. Her existence is well documented by the Concordia Cemetery Association, as well as her personal information and final resting place.

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heres a photo I took of El PASO HIGH a few weeks ago.




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Hi all, any new stories?