I have been to The Myrtles Plantation a few times. Although I never saw or heard anything strange, there is a very “eerie” vibe you get from just being there. The story behind the house is so interesting and they even offer overnight stays! I would recommend visiting this house.

I have been to the myrtles. I don’t think it is that haunted though. I have heard that there is a cat that haunts the grounds(before i went) and when i went there i saw it! Strange thing is I turned to say look to my friends and it was gone! i dont know!

I just saw this entire story on a documentary. Chloe’s main job was to care for the children. The woman that owns the plantation now has a small son who came very close to falling into a swampy area. When she went to fetch him it came to her that she would never have to worry because the children would always be protected.

I’ve been to the Myrtle’s and I loved it! I was tucked so tightly in my sheets that I could hardly breathe! I recommend this for anyone who loves a great fright!

Have any of you ever watched the show Ghost Hunters? They sat up cameras, etc. at the Myrtles and quickly came to the conclusion that it is definately haunted. Check it out on their website.

I lived in LA for most of my life as did my fiance. I have never seen a ghost but have been in many haunted houses. This one had no ghosts but the stories make it eerie. Contrary to what others say, however, there ARE VERY VERYVERY haunted places throughout LA. These are not placed on the internet or given tours of. They do exist though. My fiance lived in many of these places as did his family and the stories they tell or cannot bear themselves to tell will frighten you beyond tears. These places will remain whispered about and that’s all. That’s the charming thing about southern living. We don’t spread around or private business.

I have been to the Myrtles Plantation and it is very creepy and fun to see at the same time. Together with my boyfriend took the tour of the house and very CREEPY as well.

When I was about 13 or so, my uncle, dad and I,went to the myrtles on a friday night ghost tour.My uncle was a park ranger at the time in natchez,miss. so we were down there visiting from tenn.. The myrtles was only an hour or so away and my uncle insisted on us going down to check it out. Previous to going to the myrtles I had never heard of it. The thing that happened besides the erie feelings that night was in the front parlor.I personaly have a bad case of selective hearing and while in the parlor I did noy hear anyone calling me. all the sudden somthing tugged on the back of my shirt as if something was trying to tell me that everyone was allready in the other room. That is all.

My friend went to this house and he said that he took a picture of the ground where two kids had supposedly fallen off the roof and died, but in the picture you can see the kids! He also said there is a man holding a gun that guards the house that is a ghost, but he seems real and won’t let you in.

I don’t know anything about any oleander flowers. I heard she was making a cake and some stuff from her former ear…oozed into the cake and killed them. Eww.

The stories about this house are awesome. I have been in a haunted house before and it was pretty scary. I would really love to visit the Myrtles Plantation and see these ghosts for myself.

I went to the Myrtles on a class trip. Chloe stole my friend’s earring.

Avery, that little comment is completely stupid and untrue. Show a little class and respect for a woman who has passed on.

It’s neither stupid or untrue. They tell that story when you go on the tour. They say that Chloe only has one ear, so she steals one earring from people. I took mine off before I went in. I have respect for the dead, I’m just telling you what happened. If you don’t like the story, find their homepage and snap at them.

avery you are right. i have been to the myrtles several times. it is true that chloe does steal jewelry as well as other items. sometimes they are found and sometimes they are not. chloe also likes to take the items and place them in rooms which are off limits to visitors.

I think this house shows a common misbelief caused by old-wives-tales. Still, It would be fun for mothers and daughters.

I live in Louisiana but have never visited the Myrtles, but I do believe these ghosts or what ever you wish to call them do exist. I am originally from Illinois, and as a young girl I remember stories that my mother would tell us of her Aunt who always said when she died she was coming back as a white cat. The evening her sister, my grandmother passed, a large white cat came through the open window and sat on my Although he was not seen his presence has been felt by many. He came to me the night of his death, he lived in Illinois and I in Florida at the time. I do believe that these experiences people have had at the Myrtles can very well be true.

We have spent the night in the house and didn’t see anything, but we all had an eerie feeling being there and heard strange noises on our voice recorder. One lady took a picture of her friend and there is a man standing in the background that was not there at the time.

we know it’s haunted because we saw this black lady’s ghost and she was drawn to the shine on marie’s wheel chair, we thought she was sum1 dressed up who worked there, but she never spoke and walked around a corner and we followed, yet she dissapered! omg!

I will have to take up a collection for that poor helpless girl who attracts ghosts with her wheel chair. but yeah I’v been to the plantation about 10 times and every time something weird happens like i have my name called or i feel like someone is watching me it maybe is the judges children ohhhhhhhhhhhhh scarrrrrrrrrrrrry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!