Haunted Army Posts & Battle Grounds in Arizona
Across ##Region##, there are numerous abandoned and retired Army Posts and Battle Grounds that are haunted by soldiers of years gone by. If you love local history as much as you love Haunt Seeking, then you'll want to check out one of STATE's Haunted Army Posts and Battle Grounds, many of which are open to the public, and some of which even offer educational guided tours!
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Within the boundaries of the Navajo Nation, in northeastern Arizona, lies Canyon De Chelly. Encompassing over 80,000 acres, was the scene of a bloody battle against the Navajo people. Visitors have sworn they can still hear sounds of distress and warfare throughout that area. The canyon was once the scene of Native American Warfare at Massacre Cave. Tours of the are are available. Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Army Posts / Battle Grounds
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Opened in the early 1940s, Williams Air Force Base was the training ground for thousands of fighter pilots until its closing in 1990s. Although that area is now the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, sounds and sightings of wandering figures have been reported on the west side of the air base where the old hospital used to be. Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Places | Real Haunted Army Posts / Battle Grounds | Real Haunted Hospitals & Asylums
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The oldest building on the Fort Huachuca base, Carleton House, was used for many different purposes. From being utilized as the Fort's hospital, to being the living quarters for high ranking officers, Carleton House has a deep backstory entrenched with war. It should be no surprise then that the paranormal has also been linked to this site. A young woman named Charlotte is said to haunt... Read MoreCategories: Real Haunted Houses | Real Haunted Army Posts / Battle Grounds | Real Haunted Hospitals & Asylums