Stockyards Hotel

Fort Worth, TX   /   0 Reviews

109 E Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76164, USA

This haunt is in need of information. Why is it here? We've had reports that this location is indeed haunted. Our specter crew has this haunt in processing and will be updating its information shortly. If you have a story related to this location, please share it with us below or contact us.

Happy Haunting,
The FrightFind Crew

Posted in Haunted Hotels and Real Haunts

Add a Review

Rate this by clicking a star below:

Related Listings

Haunted Biltmore Hotel

1-401-421-0700

11 Dorrance Street, Providence, Rhode Island 02903, USA

One guest is no longer a skeptic after staying at this hotel. A couple was asleep when the woman woke to something like a dog, walking back and forth on her pillow. She tried to wake her partner who was in a deep sleep. The next morning when she started telling him what happened, he stared at her. She thought he didn’t believe her until he said the same thing happened to him, and he was so terrified he didn’t move or try to wake her. Read more…

Pere Cheney Cemetery

Roscommon, MI 48653, USA

Ghost towns are very chilling places that can evoke bits of dread in people because unlike an unseen poltergeist, a ghost town is tangible. Cemeteries, like ghost towns, bring about an even greater sense of dread because not only are they tangible, but they also contain the actual plots of dead people. Pere Cheney, Michigan is recognized as a ghost town by traditional standards today, and the Pere Cheney Cemetery is also recognized as haunted. However, this particular cemetery goes for the paranormal trifecta in that it is haunted by a terrifying witch. Read more…

Most Haunted Road in America - Cursed Clinton Road in NJ

Clinton Road, West Milford, NJ 07480, USA

The Legend of Haunted Clinton Road, America’s Most Cursed Highway In West Milford, New Jersey, the eerie Clinton Road stretches almost 10 miles, has one of the country’s longest traffic lights, and is oozing with unusual phenomena. The road may not be much to see at first, but when you consider Clinton Road’s history, it gets a lot more interesting. Read more…