What are the most famous Oregon horror stories?

The Shanghai Tunnels' ghost stories are quite famous. These tunnels were used for some shady business in the past, and it's believed that the souls of those who suffered there are still present. There are often reports of eerie feelings when people tour the tunnels.

The Shelton - McMurphey - Johnson House ghost story is quite famous. It's an old and historic building in Eugene, and the hauntings are well - documented. People often talk about the unexplained noises and the feeling of being watched when they visit the house.

There is a story about a theater in Astoria. It's said that during the night, when the theater is empty, you can hear faint music and voices as if a performance is still going on. Some believe it's the ghosts of actors or musicians from the past, still doing what they loved even in the afterlife.

One of the most famous horror stories is 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker. It introduced the iconic vampire, Count Dracula. Another is 'Frankenstein' by Mary Shelley. It tells the story of a scientist creating a monster. 'The Shining' by Stephen King is also well - known. It has a terrifying story set in an isolated hotel with a man slowly going insane.

One horror story is about a wagon train that got lost. They ran out of food and water. People started getting sick and dying. The desperation was so great that some resorted to eating their horses just to survive for a while longer.

Yes, there are. For instance, the tales from the Knight Library are quite famous. People talk about seeing a shadowy figure gliding between the bookshelves. It gives an eerie feeling, especially when you're alone in the library late at night.

A famous one is the legend of the Rougarou. It's like a werewolf - like creature in Louisiana folklore. It's said to hunt those who break Lent. If you're out alone at night during Lent and you've been misbehaving, the Rougarou might come after you.

The Undertaker's entrance has often been associated with some horror - like elements. His slow, spooky walk to the ring with the gong sound and the fog gives an overall horror vibe. It's not exactly a traditional horror story, but it has elements that can be considered as such in the WWE context.

The 'Killer Clown' is a well - known horror story. There were reports of a clown - like figure roaming the streets at night, carrying a large knife. People were terrified to go out after dark. Another is the 'Haunted Circus Clown' story, where the clowns in a circus turned out to be ghosts, scaring everyone who entered the circus tent.

A famous Colorado horror story is the Stanley Hotel's hauntings. The Stanley Hotel inspired Stephen King's 'The Shining'. Guests have reported seeing apparitions, hearing piano music when no one was at the piano, and feeling sudden drops in temperature. It's become a well - known place for those interested in the paranormal.