Once again, it’s time to pack up the Ope, A Ghost van and hit the road. We hope you have a taste for seafood and Tex-Mex because we’re headed to Galveston, Texas. Our first stop will be the Galveston Railroad Museum—also known as Jonathan’s Train Depot—where one traveler might have lost his head, but not his hat. Next, we’ll swing by the local Wal-Mart to pick up a few things and check in on the ghost children haunting the toy aisle. If we get sleepy, we can always stay at the famous Galvez Hotel and hope to catch a glimpse of Audra, the Lovelorn Lady. Or, we could check-in at The Tremont House hotel and visit with the ghosts of a nun and several children. Did we mention that The Tremont House was built atop a mass grave? Buckle up and enjoy the ride! P.S. Heaven is in charge of the radio so don’t ask. Hope you like Hamilton!
“Galveston’s Top 7 Haunts with Really Haunted Places” posted to YouTube by Really Haunted Places
Ghost City Tours
“Galveston Railroad Museum’s Headless Sailor Seems to Enjoy ‘Welcoming’ Visitors” from Chron on YouTube
Galveston Railroad Museum
“The Haunted Walmart of Galveston, Texas” from The Most Epic Adventurers with Robb Zipp on YouTube
Galveston History
Special Report on the Galveston Hurricane by: Isaac M Kline
Information on both hotels from Galveston Ghost
Reddit Story & direct link to the user's video evidence
If you have an experience, story, or anything else you'd like to share with us, you can email us at Opeaghost@gmail.com You can also follow us on Instagram, Join our Facebook group : Ope, A Ghost, or Follow us on Youtube
Toodles!
Once again, it’s time to pack up the Ope, A Ghost van and hit the road. We hope you have a taste for seafood and Tex-Mex because we’re headed to Galveston, Texas. Our first stop will be the Galveston Railroad Museum—also known as Jonathan’s Train Depot—where one traveler might have lost his head, but not his hat. Next, we’ll swing by the local Wal-Mart to pick up a few things and check in on the ghost children haunting the toy aisle. If we get sleepy, we can always stay at the famous Galvez Hotel and hope to catch a glimpse of Audra, the Lovelorn Lady. Or, we could check-in at The Tremont House hotel and visit with the ghosts of a nun and several children. Did we mention that The Tremont House was built atop a mass grave? Buckle up and enjoy the ride! P.S. Heaven is in charge of the radio so don’t ask. Hope you like Hamilton!
“Galveston’s Top 7 Haunts with Really Haunted Places” posted to YouTube by Really Haunted Places
Ghost City Tours
“Galveston Railroad Museum’s Headless Sailor Seems to Enjoy ‘Welcoming’ Visitors” from Chron on YouTube
Galveston Railroad Museum
“The Haunted Walmart of Galveston, Texas” from The Most Epic Adventurers with Robb Zipp on YouTube
Galveston History
Special Report on the Galveston Hurricane by: Isaac M Kline
Information on both hotels from Galveston Ghost
Reddit Story & direct link to the user's video evidence
If you have an experience, story, or anything else you'd like to share with us, you can email us at Opeaghost@gmail.com You can also follow us on Instagram, Join our Facebook group : Ope, A Ghost, or Follow us on Youtube
Toodles!