myrtles plantation

A Lafayette nurse’s photo of a ghost at Myrtles Plantation has left experts speechless. Could this be the most chilling evidence of the paranormal yet?

Is it just a strange incident with lighting, or is it exactly what it appears to be...the ghost of Chloe?

Louisiana is no slouch when it comes to haunts, and Acadiana is no slouch when it comes to capturing ghosts and spirits in photos.

Recently, a tour group at The Myrtles Plantation got a little more than they bargained for when something shoved a statue, causing it to crash down onto floor, almost slamming into the people in the group.

The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville is known for being one of the most haunted places in the world. A new photo has emerged that makes sure that reputation is still firmly intact.

A guest at the Myrtles Plantation thinks that they may have caught a glimpse of a spirit running across the property.

A Lafayette man recently posted a photo of a scratch on his neck and he says that he was scratched by something or someone while sitting on the porch at the Myrtles Plantation.

It looks like folks from Acadiana are magnets for ghosts!

So, I need your help. Am I just batty, or do you think there's definitely something spooky going on in this picture I took at the Myrtles Plantation?

So, I need your help. Am I just batty, or do you think there's definitely something spooky going on in this picture I took at the Myrtles Plantation?

The Myrtles Plantatio0n has long had a reputation for being a very spooky tourist destination.

A couple of days ago, my cousin Danny and his family took a day trip to the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville. They've been there before, but this time was a little different. As so many people do, they took a lot of pictures hoping to catch something otherworldly in a photograph or two. Well, my niece Sydney definitely got a pic of something pretty creepy in one of the front windows of the house.

One of the famous haunted house in the world, The Myrtles Plantation, caught fire last night in St. Francisville.

Just in time for Halloween,we'll visit some of the scariest and most haunted places in Louisiana. BOO!