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By: john

john — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:04:02 +0000

My girlfriend lives in Blackwell. I have been down there every weekend. We travel Blackwell Road every Friday and Saturday night. She lives on Cole Road, next to the train tracks. One weekend, about 3 weeks ago, the river flooded the intersection of EE and Cole Road. I have to park on the other side of the bridge, walk across the bridge and walk the train tracks about a mile and a half to her house. What better opportunity for ghosts and goblins to make their appearance. I didn’t hear any screams, feel any chills, see any orbs, or any bodies, fires, or ghost cars. Never have seen or heard anything like the the whole time I have been spending my weekends there. All just a bunch of stories and made up hype.

By: Irma Smith

Irma Smith — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 04:56:48 +0000

Lost History Museum is located on Valle Mines School Rd. Tunnel Bill’s is on the same property several miles away from museum. You can take tours of both if you go to the museum and speak to the superintendent. Multiple ghost hunting groups have investigated these places and noone has left dissapointed. Apparitions of miners with head lamps have been seen in woods. Children singing ring around the rosy has been recorded on tape out behind museum and store. A yellow tabby cat ghost has been seen on the way to the slave cemetery. One group had one of their members get pushed on the same trail. Other people have been touched on the trail and at the cemetery. Footsteps have been heard following people on the trail itself or in woods close by. Also a lady in upstairs of museum. People have become very emotional when in second floor of museum to the point of tears. This has occured to both men and women alike. A husband of one group went to an investigation with his wife and was overcome with emotion several times that night as he kept trying to see if it was going to happen every time he went to second floor. This was the first and last time he went ghost hunting.
There was communication with a boy using an EMF meter and also a little girl. Toys set up for activity have been moved by the children on the second floor. The ghost have not always been friendly and have caused pain in the chest and abdomen of several male ghost hunters and sent a couple to their knees. Male and female alike have experienced cold spots, dizzy spells and waves of nausea. There is a male entity that is not very friendly. Footsteps, knockings, and door knob jiggling has occured. Old time music has been recorded also. Lights have been turned on in museum at night and it wasn’t by a living person. A boy in old time white gown has been seen running across field that is acrossed the street from museum and store. The superintendent has traded knocks with spirits in the store on more than one occasion. At The tunnel you can hear footsteps when noone is walking and extra footsteps when someone is walking. It has been reported that People have heard talking and screams, along with music playing. People have had the feeling that they are being watched or not wanted there. One psychic that went felt like someone had hit her in the head. Tunnel Bill is very protective of his tunnel. Mina lake is on the same property and several campers have witnessed apparitions. One family was up at around 2 am and witnessed a lady walking towards them but the problem was she was walking across the water towards them. The family left everything and jumped in their car and left. They returned the next day to gather their belongings. A ghost hunting group saw a man standing by their truck when they were at the lake investigating. The problem was he wasn’t with them and he wasn’t a living person. The man just disappeared. Around Halloween every year they have a gathering and celebration with ghost hunters sharing their findings and stories. With hay rides to the tunnel and walking tours to the cemetery. The museum is open year round and there is usually a phone number you can call if it is’nt. Very scary.

By: Jenna

Jenna — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 23:39:26 +0000

It isnt located on a map because it is an abandoned town. It no longer exists on a map.

By: robert

robert — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 19:58:42 +0000

going halloween 09 see if anything happens to us

By: Alex

Alex — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 18:01:39 +0000

OK I live in Cape Girardeau, MO and a few years ago when I was in fourth grade, we took a field trip to Bonne Terre Mine. I would call it haunted because the tour guide said there are odd noises and sometimes you can hear some sort of machinery turn on and off. People died down there from bad conditions and I heard that the machinery was something that mined rocks. Don’t believe me, set up a tour with Bonne Terre Mine it’s freaky but the sights are also amazing

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 07:14:00 +0000

Has anyone heard of Zombie rd in Ballwin MO.I went there when a long time
ago and saw shadow people.My friends were amazed.However I ran like hell
to the car.Bad choice,they were walking around the car until my friends got
back.I never went back again.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 02:10:00 +0000

The Black Tram is no longer a standing bridge and a new one has replaced it. Upon investigating this bridge and the surrounding remains of a mining town that had burned out, we spoke with neighbors in the area and none had reported any unusual circumstances with the new bridge.

By: Ivana

Ivana — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 13:15:38 +0000

My husband and I have been down there on two separate occasions and have wandered around, to no avail. I don’t believe this is a place you’ll find anything at by just driving around aimlessly. I learned this from experience. There really isn’t much there and it’s all private property. I’d love to conduct a formal investigation at some point, but I have no connections to anyone in that area, so it seems unlikely at this point.

The hubby and I are going to Valles Mines today, however, and are going to check out the Lost History Museum. We’re also going to look into camping there, apparently for a fee you can camp on the property. It was originally established in the 1700’s and the property has remained in the same family for centuries from what I’ve read. There is a lot of history and a lot to explore, so I’ll let you all know if I find anything of interest there. I’m taking my equipment with me tonight so if there’s anything out there that would like to make contact, I’ll be ready!

I am the researcher for Riverbend Paranormal and would love any further contacts or information on these areas. Any and all info is greatly appreciated! I can be contacted at enasnidelsol@hotmail.com or my myspace page http://www.myspace.com/ivanica

By: Sherry

Sherry — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 06:48:45 +0000

Oh for petes sake I posted over a year ago and people are still taking this junk seriously! Let’s see where to start 1. I knew Max Parmely’s family and yes he did kill his parents but only because he stopped taking medication. The house burned down later had nothing to do with Max who is in prison. 2. The bridge is not even there anymore they built a new one, and no it is not haunted by a car that chases you. 3. The four winds is just a small resteraunt owned by a nice old foreign man and the only thing satanic is he serves on HELL of a good dinner! 4. As I expained before the dissappearing road is because of the angle the road comes onto hwy. CC. 5. Even the old building where the nun was “supposed” (and I put it that way because I’ve never seen proof it happened) to have been raped and killed is in the process of being torn down. Trust me people I live 5 minuits from the old bridge sight don’t waste your money or gas on this spot it’s not real!!!!!!!

By: Jordan

Jordan — Sat, 30 May 2009 08:30:27 +0000

I just moved here from Alabama recently. We live in Boonville , Mo. ( Cooper Co. )Do you know of any haunted houses or places . We went by RavenWoods it looked pretty scary …Please anybody right me back . I am very interested.