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Dare to Explore Mississippi's Most Haunted Outdoor Locations
There's something truly eerie about the woods at night. Illuminated only by the moon and the stars, and inhabited by wild creatures, ghosts, and spirits, what might be considered a relaxing walk through the woods during the day turns into a heart-pounding adventure once the sun sets. ##Region##'s Woods have been home to countless legends for ages - from folktales warning of evil spirits lurking behind the dark outlines of trees, to tales of innocent camping trips gone awry, the woods of ##Region## are well known to be home to spirits that are not of this world. Find out where ##Region##'s Most Haunted Woods are, and explore the eerie side of nature - if you dare.
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A headless ghost is frequently spotted roaming the grounds of this state park
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The Windsor Ruins in Port Gibson feature 23 Corinthian columns that are the only remains left of the Windsor plantation mansion. The mansion seemed to be an eerie place from the very beginning. Its owner, Smith Coffee Daniell II, died within just a few weeks of the mansion's 1861 completion. The mansion burned down to the ground three decades later, supposedly after someone dropped a...
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Meyers creek is haunted by a mysterious animal. Bizarre sounds emanate from these woods and every so often, a visitor spies the misshapen form of a shadowy animal.
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Legends say this river was the site of a mass suicide by the Pascagoula Indian tribe. The tribe was facing enslavement and slaughter from a pending battle against a superior force, so they chose suicide rather than facing defeat. As they marched into the water, they sang a death song and that is the music that can be heard by the river to this day.
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