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As for my town, I have no clue what places are haunted. Nothing really has happened for anything to occur like that. One of my friend's mom's is a paranormal investigator. But in Akron, the city outside of my hometown, there are a ton of spooky places. There is an old theature called the Civic that's haunted, a mansion called the Hower House that is too. Both of these place I've been in, but I had no clue they were haunted until I was listening to people on the radio discussing the matter.

My school is no doubt one of the most haunted places in the state.

There's reason for it to be too: it was built over 100 years ago, suicides on campus, supposedly the mountain it's built on could be an ancient "sacred" site...

Where the drama building is there is a boy who died way before the school was built. His mother would lock him in a cage in that area and I think he starved to death or something.

In the lower-campus one of the buildings is haunted by the ghost of a student who killed himself by jumping from the roof. Supposedly his girlfriend had been cheating on him.

We also have a "heritage" center where a lot of the belongings of the founder of our school are kept to be displayed. Apparently one of my friends brought a video camera in to film, and the tape kept popping out and the battery started to die. When he walked outside the camera's battery went back up and it was back to normal.

There's also a story of a girl who died in the medical building. The boy's dormitory is supposedly haunted by the ghost of an ancient warrior. One of the girl's dorms has the ghost of a toddler who was the child of a dorm advisor (the poor kid died from a really bad cold sad ).

In the intermediate dorms some of the more "sensitive" students feel like they're being watched... Our libraries also have tons of sacred/historical texts, some dating back to before the school was built.

Needless to say, I get mixed feelings when I'm there at night. Part of me is scared like crazy, but the other part wants to get some evidence of hauntings on film.

Well I like in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.
In Napier there is an abandoned hospital and according to people who have been up there it is haunted by the ghosts of the people who died there.

Across from the Hospital there is a 17th-18th century graveyard, a lot of weird things have been reported there. Figures and such walking thought it.

Those are the only two I can think of at the moment. I will look up my town's history and talk to the paranormal team here.

The only place I know of is actually near where I live, on the train tracks that run through Church St. in this city. Apparently, in the early 1900's, a young girl was hit by a train (suicide?) and her ghost has been seen walking along the train tracks, and then disappearing.

I'm going over there with a camera and a digital recorder one of these days. biggrin

In my town, there's quite a few places.

The first place is, Virginia Tech where the Tech Massacre happened. After about a year of being closed down, they finally opened it back up to the public. And rumors just FLEW around about it being haunted by the killer and the students who got shot. And well, being interested, I quickly gathered up a team of ghost hunters and we checked it out. Granted we had to during the day time, but we still got some interesting stuff. I don't have any of it sadly, my friend does.. And we're not talking right now :/ anyways.

Second Place is, our Lyric Theatre. It's said, that a lady was up on the top balcony, and was either pushed over or fell over. Anyways, she's said to haunt that place. I've yet to check it out though. ):

Third Place is, the old Christiansburg High School. Many of you have probably heard about the Three Black Sisters. Well, that's where they haunt according to all the stories and experiences. I'd tell you about them, but the story is freaking long. If you're really interested. Then just look up The Three Black Sisters in Christiansburg, VA.

That's all I can think of right now ._.

Round Rock,Texas is on Spiritually Enhanced grounds.

Well here in Smyrna I actually live near by it. Its and old haunted farm house. Long ago, a doctor and his wife lived in the farmhouse. Tragically the wife fell ill and her husband vowed to take care of her. The woman died, however. Devastated, the doctor hanged himself. It is said that on some nights one may see a man in a white laboratory coat walking around the grounds of the farm.
there's also one about Percy priest lake which does enter into Smyrna.Its called the body farm and for a good reason. In the early 60's, the Corp of Engineers began acquiring land for Percy Priest Lake. Homes, farms, even one entire town were reclaimed to build the lake. This meant relocating families, including many family cemeteries. While most folks were eager to cooperate, one family was not particularly happy about the government taking their land... the Morelands.
Uriah Moreland's family had owned the modest, five-hundred acre farm since the late 1860's. With the help of his wife, Abby, their five children and a few farm hands, the farm was successful, producing corn, tobacco as well as cattle. Uriah's interests though... were not totally farm-related. A curious man, he had a passion for the darker side of life. His photography chronicled this passion.
Tales of Uriah's dabbling in the dark arts, combined with his fierce temper were chilling... torturing farm workers... mutilating them... some claim killing them... if his orders were not followed. The farm hands nicknamed the place "The Body Farm".With Abby, he conducted crude seances, resulting in the awakening of all sorts of evil spirits. They would gather with their children by moonlight in the woods, chanting inexplainable incantations. Sometimes screams of terror were heard by the farm hands during some of those gatherings. The next day, the wooded area where they were seen would be bloody, and bits of what appeared to be flesh and hair could be found. This same blood would also be found marking the family graves with ritualistic symbols.After more than one farm worker 'vanished', and countless others experienced the temper of Uriah, the farm help left...only the Morelands themselves remained. The farm deteriorated, and when time came for the Corp of Engineers to take the farm, they found Abby, and the children brutally slain in the old farmhouse. The former farm hands figured Uriah had gone mad with anger over his farm being taken and the evil within his soul took matters into its own hand, destroying not only his farm but his family as well.
As for Uriah... he was never found. The land was condemned, the family graves moved, and today most of the farm lies under the cold waters of Percy Priest Lake. What remains visible is the high ground where the Moreland house still stands, and the adjacent woods.
Many inexplainable stories of horror and sightings of apparations have been reported in those woods and near the house where the Morelands once lived-and died. Strangely, Uriah's horrific photos of what went on have been recently discovered at the Moreland House.
A mysterious -- some would say possessed -- landowner ruled with an iron fist over this 500 acre family plot, where the spirits of the many farm workers, sharecroppers and complete strangers, tortured to death in the macabre chambers in his house, barns and nearby woods... refuse to rest.
In the 1960s, the Corp of Engineers tried to drown it out of existence.
Uriah wouldn't let them. Photopraphy oddly comes to life.
Today, while much of the land lies 12 feet under the choppy waters of Piercy Priest Lake, there still remains the home, the forgotten woods, the graves and the ghosts....
as for Uriah... no one knows.
Finally theres more about the Samuel Davis home. This one you can read from a site. I actually live in this city I'm mentioning and I like it. Its filled with paranormal activity.