km2009

Prayers go out to her family that they find peace within their saddened hearts. I didn't know her personally, but her words always stuck out to me here. She will be missed.

There was one in Brockway/Brockport area too, though, we actually went there one evening and it was pretty cool.  I just can't remember where it was.

I thought so too, because I remember going to one locally too, out near Brockport, but I cant remember either.

I remember when I was a teenager visiting a place in Brockway they called Gravity Hill. Can't for the life of me remember where it is, does anyone remember it?

Gravity Hill is in New Paris, Pa Bedford County.

Not trying to be disrespectful but I'm not a believer.In any event,why would a tunnel be haunted?It's not like anyone lived in them.

No disrespect taken, everyone is entitled to their own opinions on the subject. A place doesn't have to have someone technically living there to be haunted. For example, if something was built and it was torn down, and something else was built on top of it, it could still contain the residue from before. Another example, Gettysburg, there is alot of testimonies of people saying that there is still history among the war fields. They didn't live on the fields. So the tunnels for example, something could have happened on the property around that area or inside that area that triggers paranormal. 

I thought you've posted that you regularly pee off your porch?

You're not the first.  If you want history then certainly do it.  In the past there have been so many nut cases in cemeteries doing destruction and creating situations that we who have family cemeteries are very skittish about people being there after dark.  Not everyone is a history buff, some are simply nuts!

That is by far very rude and disrespectful for someone to do such a thing. I guess not all people have morals and respect in the world. I'm sorry to hear that! :/

With all due respect, no one ever said I was actually going to investigate the cemeteries. IMO, I just thought it would be interesting to find out history on them and the history of Sabula. I am interested in the tunnels because of the things I saw and heard while I was there. Even if there is ever an investigation on a place, there is always permission gotten first. I do not just go poking around on someone elses property. I have respect for the living as well as the deceased.

Petee, I do apologize for calling you a sir, the name struck me as a male. I better check profiles next time.    

I made this forum where people can share their experiences with the paranormal in houses they have either lived in or been to in Clearfield County. It can be a place where you talk about experiences, ask questions about the unknown or share pictures. Enjoy:)

Like I said I think it would be neat to but Im only interested in the tunnels. I do understand. But its not for entertainment, its to find out about the history of the tunnels and to find out what lingers from the afterlife. You sir may not be a believer, but I am:)

Exactly what cemetery are you talking about?

To be honest, I am more focused on the tunnels, but I have always thought it would be neat to investigate the really old Cemetery up on the hill. Correct me if I am wrong here, but is it called the Bish or Boom Mountain Cemetery or is it called something else. Is there more than one, or is that the only one that is in Sabula?

That is cool km, I hope they come and investigate..  Can you keep us informed of what they say?

I sure will. I'm just waiting on a response back. It would be great to have others in the area help with everything like past photos, evps(if any) and videos that people in the area have gotten at those places. Thanks.

gacfanmailadd@gmail.com  Here is their email.

I did but got no reply. I have contacted Ghost Adventures from the show on tv. I sent them pictures of my own and some links they can read. Im trying to get them to come investigate both the tunnels and cemetary thats located in Sabula. If anyone else has input or pictures, search contact Ghost Adventures in google. Thats where I was able to email them.

Here's a few pictures I took a few years back when I went there. Someone earlier said when they yelled, they got a reply back of "hey." Same thing happened to me! It was at the bottom tunnel. Weird. 

I'm looking for good vets in the area...not sarcasm. But ty.

He keeps cutting it open is my point. We have to keep bandaging it up. He bleeds on furniture and walls when is tail smacks it. Im sure its bothering him. Its making him bleed so I'm sure that it hurts. 

     We recently rescued a pittbull. He will be 2 years old in December. He hits his tail so hard on objects around him that the other day we noticed that his tail was bleeding. He has continued to hit his tail on things. It looks like his tail might have been broken before cause it curves weird but not sure because he was a rescue. Do vets amputate the tail for health issues like this one? I know that they dont crop the tail after a certain age but this is an issue with him and will prob continue to happen. Plus this would be an amputation because of medical issues. Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you.  

The bottom tunnel has had deaths in it, it is supposed to be haunted by a little boy that got lost and died near there. I can't believe how distinct the faces are in the first pic, I don't think I will be going through that one again.  :

I did not know about the boy until now. That probably explains what i saw up at the upper tunnel. I saw in the corner of my eye when leaving which what appeared to be a little boy. He was crouched down near the ground near the one hill. No joke. Makes sense now. When I was leaving I asked the others if they saw a little boy. I was the only one to see it.

I would love to read that book...I have been searching online and come up with nothing.  :-/

Id say 1963 yah I agree what's the prize! I like surprizes haha

I HATE SPIDERS!!!!!!!!!  :cry2:

Does anyone know of any other places other than in DuBois, around the area??

Me too!

Here is a good website that has area photos Enjoy.

http://www.usgwarchives.org/pa/clearfield/photos.htm