Are there any famous Manoa Chinese Cemetery ghost stories?

There may be a story about a lost traveler who accidentally entered the Manoa Chinese Cemetery at dusk. As he walked among the graves, he felt an eerie presence. The air seemed to grow colder, and he thought he saw shadowy figures darting between the tombstones. He heard whispers in a language he couldn't understand, which made him run out of the cemetery in fear. Another possible story could be about a local who always felt watched when passing by the cemetery at night, and once saw a faint glow near one of the old tombs, as if something supernatural was there.

Yes, there is a story about a spectral dog that is said to roam the cemetery. It's often seen near the entrance, as if guarding the place. Some think it's the ghost of a dog that was once buried there.

Well, there are tales of strange noises coming from the Huguenot Cemetery at night. Some believe it's the ghosts of the Huguenot settlers who are still lingering. For example, people have reported hearing faint whispers and moans, as if the spirits are trying to communicate something from the past.

One of the most famous Woodland Cemetery ghost stories involves an old man's apparition. He was a prominent figure in the local community in the past. His ghost is said to be seen sitting on a bench near his family's mausoleum. He seems to be waiting for someone or perhaps just reminiscing about his past life. The presence of his spirit has made that bench a rather eerie spot in the cemetery.

I'm not aware of any particularly famous ghost stories from Thurber Cemetery. It could be that it has local tales that are not widely known outside the area.

Yes. There's the story of the Phantom Horseman. Legend has it that a rider on a black horse can be seen galloping through the cemetery on stormy nights. He is said to be a soldier from a long - ago war who was buried there and his spirit still rides as if on patrol.

One of the more well - known stories might be about a group of settlers who died in a mysterious epidemic and were all buried in the Weatherly, PA cemetery. Their ghosts are said to gather on certain nights, as if having a meeting from the afterlife. Some visitors to the cemetery claim to have felt a sudden coldness or a strange presence when near the area where these settlers are buried, and they believe it's the settlers' ghosts still lingering.

I haven't heard of any world - famous ghost stories from there. But locally, there could be stories of a spectral lady in white who has been seen near a certain mausoleum. Maybe she was a former resident of Dayton who is still attached to the place.

The most famous might be the one about the headless apparition. People say it roams near a particular section of the cemetery, especially during Halloween. It's really creepy.

One of the most talked - about stories is the vanishing caretaker. There are accounts of seeing a figure that looks like an old - time caretaker during the day, but when you approach, the figure simply vanishes. Some think it could be the spirit of a long - ago caretaker who still feels responsible for the cemetery and is making his rounds in the afterlife.