Excerpt from a story dated June 12, 2022
Thinlinenews.com
By Meg Swinney
https://thinlinenews.com/2022/06/12/top-four-most-chilling-military-ghost-stories/
Fort Leavenworth
“U.S. Army Garrison Fort Leavenworth is an active Army base; however, it is also haunted by the ghosts of its past. General George Armstrong Custer haunts multiple places but roams the General’s Residence.
“Not all buildings are haunted all the time, though some are said to experience more strange occurrences than others.
“The Rookery has had many different reports of unexplained noises, missing possessions, and ghosts seen walking around, among other things.
“St. Ignatius Chapel has had multiple fires and rebuilds. People claim to have seen the ghost of the priest who died in the first fire, and there is no explanation for the second fire.”
Source: Air Force Times
Are there ghosts?
Father Robert Hugh Benson (1871-1914) wrote a short story entitled, “The Watcher”, solemnly but affectionately recorded by Peter Yearsley, a LibriVox reader on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B35IHyzQD8&t=91s.
“Phantasmal” raises a ghost, or does it? See Short Stories, More tab.
Thinlinenews.com
By Meg Swinney
https://thinlinenews.com/2022/06/12/top-four-most-chilling-military-ghost-stories/
Fort Leavenworth
“U.S. Army Garrison Fort Leavenworth is an active Army base; however, it is also haunted by the ghosts of its past. General George Armstrong Custer haunts multiple places but roams the General’s Residence.
“Not all buildings are haunted all the time, though some are said to experience more strange occurrences than others.
“The Rookery has had many different reports of unexplained noises, missing possessions, and ghosts seen walking around, among other things.
“St. Ignatius Chapel has had multiple fires and rebuilds. People claim to have seen the ghost of the priest who died in the first fire, and there is no explanation for the second fire.”
Source: Air Force Times
Are there ghosts?
Father Robert Hugh Benson (1871-1914) wrote a short story entitled, “The Watcher”, solemnly but affectionately recorded by Peter Yearsley, a LibriVox reader on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B35IHyzQD8&t=91s.
“Phantasmal” raises a ghost, or does it? See Short Stories, More tab.
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