Quote from Angela on March 19, 2022, 3:12 pm

Just outside of the Old City Gate in St Augustine, Florida, is the historic Huguenot Cemetery. Established early 1800s, this was the very first public burial grounds in Augustine and where they buried all those who could not be laid to rest within the city.

Back in those days, only Roman Catholics were granted city burials. However, during 1821, plots for protestant burials were implemented. In 1832 the site was purchased by a Presbytarian assembly.

Eventually harsh weather and pandemics of yellow fever left the establishment abandoned.

Inexplicable phenomena encountered at the cemetery today include mysterious mists and light anomalies suddenly descending onto headstones, bushes and trees suddenly and violently moving and full spectrum walking entities.

Two prevalent entities are that of Judge Stickney and a young girl.

It is speculated that original grave diggers often left caskets open whilst going on breaks. Whilst burying the Judge, they returned to find his teeth had been stolen, many of which were solid gold.

Could this explain the many sightings of Judge Stickney, roaming around his burial site, as if searching for something?

Is the Judge all too aware of the disresptful acts which took place after his passing? It is speculated he returns to collect his teeth!

Also witnessed is the spectre of a young teenage girl, it is suggested she is the spirit of a girl whose remains were never claimed, and nobody ever visited her grave.

Her apparition has been seen by astonished onlookers, rising from the depths of night, and always at 3am, which interestingly is the Witching Hour, when the veil between realms is at its most delicate, granting spirits easier access to the living.

Have you ever experienced anything you would consider to be paranormal during the witching hour? 

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