Am I the only one who loves to poke around creepy and abandoned places just to see if there are any ghosts hanging around? That may be a “yes”, but I certainly don’t think so. So, here are 13 creepy houses in South Carolina that could be haunted. I don’t know if they are or not, but they definitely look the part.
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denseatoms/Flickr These types of old houses are pretty common in the Lowcountry although not many of them have boarded up windows. It just makes me want to go inside all the more.
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Henry de Saussure Copeland/Flickr This is not too far from where I grew up actually. These places always carry an air of mystery about them.
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Hunter Desportes/Flickr You see these kinds of places a lot too. They’re the ones that are forgotten and left for whatever comes along. It’s the vacancy in the windows that gives you that chill.
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Hunter Desportes/Flickr There’s nothing creepier than an abandoned home and skeleton trees!
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Hunter Desportes/Flickr Like I said, they look like they have stories to tell and their stories don’t look like they have happy endings.
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graywolfx47/Flickr The house alone would give you goosebumps, but the photographer put a nice filter on this one that gives it that extra something.
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Robert S. Donovan/Flickr It’s just creepy. There’s no other way to explain it or “pretty it up” for you. A house standing in a grove of trees shrouded in mist equals “run and don’t look back”!
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PROKari/Flickr You could tell this one was taken in Charleston couldn’t you? There’s something about the homes there, but I suppose if you had seen all that these homes have seen, then you’d be kind of creepy too.
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graywolfx47/Flickr It doesn’t look friendly.
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Hunter Desportes/Flickr This house reminds me of Amityville Horror even though it’s not shaped the same way. I think it’s the windows on the third floor that does it for me. This house is in Columbia and was once used as a Funeral Home.
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geraldbrazell/Flickr Old, abandoned, and blurry…what’s not creepy about this?
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Dennis Church/Flickr Even when the sun shines on this home it still feels as if the heat doesn’t permeate those boards. They look forever cold and desolate.
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Blake Lewis/Flickr Oh, I would love to explore this house. It’s the perfect combination of: Broken/vacant windows, weathered boards, and huge old trees.
It can be very fun to go prowling around old abandoned houses however, it’s not always safe. You should ALWAYS see if you need permission as well. The last thing you want to do is go to jail or get shot for trespassing. Otherwise, never go by yourself. It’s just a safety precaution in case something happens and you need help.
denseatoms/Flickr
These types of old houses are pretty common in the Lowcountry although not many of them have boarded up windows. It just makes me want to go inside all the more.
Henry de Saussure Copeland/Flickr
This is not too far from where I grew up actually. These places always carry an air of mystery about them.
Hunter Desportes/Flickr
You see these kinds of places a lot too. They’re the ones that are forgotten and left for whatever comes along. It’s the vacancy in the windows that gives you that chill.
There’s nothing creepier than an abandoned home and skeleton trees!
Like I said, they look like they have stories to tell and their stories don’t look like they have happy endings.
graywolfx47/Flickr
The house alone would give you goosebumps, but the photographer put a nice filter on this one that gives it that extra something.
Robert S. Donovan/Flickr
It’s just creepy. There’s no other way to explain it or “pretty it up” for you. A house standing in a grove of trees shrouded in mist equals “run and don’t look back”!
PROKari/Flickr
You could tell this one was taken in Charleston couldn’t you? There’s something about the homes there, but I suppose if you had seen all that these homes have seen, then you’d be kind of creepy too.
It doesn’t look friendly.
This house reminds me of Amityville Horror even though it’s not shaped the same way. I think it’s the windows on the third floor that does it for me. This house is in Columbia and was once used as a Funeral Home.
geraldbrazell/Flickr
Old, abandoned, and blurry…what’s not creepy about this?
Dennis Church/Flickr
Even when the sun shines on this home it still feels as if the heat doesn’t permeate those boards. They look forever cold and desolate.
Blake Lewis/Flickr
Oh, I would love to explore this house. It’s the perfect combination of: Broken/vacant windows, weathered boards, and huge old trees.
Do you have any favorite houses that you think might be haunted? If you have a picture of one please share it in the comments below!
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