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Ghost Tours St. Augustine, Florida - Castillo de San Marcos

Real Ghosts of the Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida

There are several real ghosts that seem to haunt the Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida.

 
Locals refer to this immense structure as the "Old Fort". The actual construction of this beautiful fort started on October 2nd in the year of 1672. More than three hundred years later, it still stands and displays the history of the "Nation's Oldest City". Today, many ghost stories and legends surround this fort, and many different types of unexplained phenomenon have occurred here. In this article, you will be introduced to some of the real ghosts of the structure, as well as some of the strange events that have occurred here.

Two spirits by the name of Mari Marti and Manual Abela are said to haunt the dungeon in which they were chained to the wall by Mari's husband, Colonel Marti, and where they eventually died. Mari and Manual became lovers while Mari was still married to the Colonel. Once her husband caught her and Manual together, he had them ordered to the dungeon and chained to the wall. For a long time, screams could be heard coming from the couple as they called for help. Eventually, the screams stopped. Today, many have claimed that they can still hear the screams coming from the dungeon. Individuals that go inside can smell perfume that is sweet in nature. It is believed that the couple still lingers here after death.

The North Tower at the old fort is said to be haunted by real ghosts. This tower was often lit by candle and lamps – especially on dark, rough nights near the sea. Today, there is no light in the North Tower. However, many locals and tourists alike have said that when there is a storm developing, or occurring, and the seas are rough, there is a light that comes on in this part of this haunted fort. The light has been investigated a number of times, but there is never anyone located insider of the tower – or anywhere near it.

Several tourists visit the Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida annually. There is a natural attraction to the location because of the fact that over three hundred years of history stand there. However, some people are attracted to it because of the fact that spirits are said to roam there. A number of employees and guests take pictures around the fort to discover orbs, rods, and strange mists in them. Ghost videos have been made that show what appear to be tiny lights moving around the structure and even blurs passing in front of the video camera. If you are a ghost hunter, or simply have an interest in the paranormal, you should plan a trip to visit the real ghosts of Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida.



 

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