The Haunted House

Pushing a heavy door, I grabbed my hand completely when a cold iron rod touched it like ice. You can feel the unevenness of the old cobblestone road beneath me, but they are in stark contrast to the strange withered snoring I stepped on. Continue along the grass to keep the road to the horizon, dark gray color, as if it had lost its will to survive and completely stopped growing. A lonely oak tree stands in the house and shakes in the wind. And as the wind blows the wind of the tree, it whisper to the air and the surrounding environment.

As early as 1915, the concept of a haunted house was fully utilized in the haunted house of the Hollycombe Steam Collection (Orton and Spooner). In the 1970s, cities such as Louisville and Kentucky, the haunted house for commercial spread throughout the United States. Cincinnati, Ohio. By 2005, an estimated 3,500 - 5,000 professional ghost attractions are operated in the United States. Also, during the Hallowide era, many Christian churches operated a haunted house called House of Hell, which was a haunted house, but also promoted the interpretation of Christian gospel messages. According to Hell's "USA Today" report, participants walked through several "scenarios" depicting the effects of abortion, homosexuality, sickness. "

Disney always imagined a haunted house as part of Disney Land. In fact, Gof's original conceptual diagram included sketches of areas characterized by "church, cemetery, and haunted house". Although the creation of a haunted house is a Disney's top priority, its development has been going on for over 10 years and is full of many challenges. But after all, these efforts will be one of the most eternal and popular attractions in the history of Disneyland. Many of the original haunted house dreamers died, probably joining the ghosts of their iconic work, but I already spoke to those working on their work with this famous attraction. So, for Halloween, please check the short oral history of our Disney haunted house before you visit 999 ghosts that occupy America's favorite thrill.

The United States has a particularly interesting history and haunted house; due to the vastness of the United States, these harassment can be traced back to the establishment of the country or more recently. In fact, as far as the haunted house in the United States is concerned, the stories behind it are unbelievable in many cases, but in almost all cases the events that are said to have caused these events are said to be correct. This beautiful pre-war mansion was built in Greek resurrection style in 1856, and was purchased by John McGee Parkman in 1864. In the years after the end of the civil war, Parkman was arrested and imprisoned on cotton speculation. In prison, Parkman tried to escape, but was shot in the process. When his wife was forced to sell their house a few years after his death, his ghost began to appear all over the house and on the ground until today.