The World is Scary
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Every country has them…abandoned scary places. Places that give you goose bumps and make the hair on the back of your neck prickle. For Halloween I thought I’d compile my best scary and creepy pictures from around the globe. It’s heavy on abandoned buildings and cemeteries since those are two things I love to photograph.
Let’s hope you don’t ever get stuck in some of these place alone at night! Trick or Treat!
What a great collection of photos – just in time for Halloween! I especially liked the ones from the Berlin area. I love exploring abandoned buildings, too. 🙂
Awesome photos, perfectly spooky for a Halloween post!
Oh, wow, these are some haunted looking places for sure! Very interesting though! Thanks for sharing these!
Good pics some gave me goose bumps but don’t know why
The old abandon house that reminds you of Poltergeist reminds me of Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It’s almost identical except maybe the color.
The one of the residential school in BC struck a particular nerve, as I know about their history. The horrors perpetuated on these kids are truly the stuff of nightmares!
Wow, these pics are just beautifully scary. My favourite most creepy pic is the dental room. You captured the atmosphere very well.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Sabine! I loved that dental chair – but I wasn’t about to sit in it!
Scary because of humans…:)
Thumbs up for this list.Just amazing and the most haunted places in the world you mentioned here.
My familyis buried in that cemetery on Prince Edward Island. I haven’t been there in 20 years. Ironically, I am leaving to go there for a visit!
Thank you
I hope you have a good trip and ‘visit’.
The owner of the turquoise house is still on PEI, just getting too old to repair it. It’s been broken into too many times. It’s so sad to see it in such a state. There is a book being published soon about the history of the area where the house is located.
How cool! Thanks for the update!