local hauntings?
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From: Christiansburg, VA
Re: local hauntings?
We definately need to go somewhere. I feel like exploring. Haven't done that since I was real little. Go exploring in the woods and stuff, ah what good times. I think cracking into an asylum or going to route 666 would be sweet. That is, if anyone can find either place. Went to the CBurg middle school, never saw a witch, never saw anything weird. Only mystery there was, why the hell was the "Info on the Black Sisters" book always checked out from the library? BUM BUM BUM, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!! 
Cobra Princess
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From: VA
Re: local hauntings?
Originally Posted by Choodle
We definately need to go somewhere. I feel like exploring. Haven't done that since I was real little. Go exploring in the woods and stuff, ah what good times. I think cracking into an asylum or going to route 666 would be sweet. That is, if anyone can find either place. Went to the CBurg middle school, never saw a witch, never saw anything weird. Only mystery there was, why the hell was the "Info on the Black Sisters" book always checked out from the library? BUM BUM BUM, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!
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From: Christiansburg, VA
Re: local hauntings?
You are a true hobble-pro. Speed walking in crutches, never been done before haha. Well at least your pretty good until your pits start hurting and you almost faceplant, other than that, thumbs up 
Turd Ferguson
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From: Blacksburg, VA
Re: local hauntings?
Originally Posted by VT Prix GT 2006
Yeah I've heard a bunch of stories about C-burg middle school. Three ladies owned an all girl's school or something on that exact same spot during the 1800's. They used to kill the student's babies if they had any, they would throw them down a well to collect money from the state or something. When they were finally busted, they all committed suicided or something. The school is built over the well today.
http://www.njhm.com/eastorange1.htm
Virginia Wardlaw is buried in Sunset Cemetary and Chris and I went up to look at it. Her grave is unmarked but her mother is buried beside her with a large elaborate marble headstone. The weirdest thing about it was that written in the tombstone (original carving...not some teenager with a pocket knife) were the words "She is not dead." The well is located in either the gym or the library and is of course, sealed. There is an outside entrance somewhere on the property.
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Re: local hauntings?
Originally Posted by cootees
I would say so. Wow it's over a year old.
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Re: local hauntings?
Originally Posted by cootees
I know where route 666 is off 122. I went down there and saw that house with the two gargoyles... but I knew that wasn't it. There is a few side trails off of that road one leading through a field and another leading into some woods... both of which you would need a 4x4 to go thorugh so I have never made the journey.
I have heard about this story since I was a kid and as far as locations I have heard several thing... like rt 666 off 122, another was off hardy rd and another was right past montvale.
One of my brothers friends who lives out on the lake says he knows exactly where it is.. so I am going to see about talking to him about it.
I have heard about this story since I was a kid and as far as locations I have heard several thing... like rt 666 off 122, another was off hardy rd and another was right past montvale.
One of my brothers friends who lives out on the lake says he knows exactly where it is.. so I am going to see about talking to him about it.
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