Quote from Angela on October 16, 2021, 2:41 pm

This magnificent battle fort was founded in 1721 on the Guadalupe River. In 1747 the fort was moved to its current location on the San Antonia River.

During the early 1800s Texan forces occupied the fort, which was soon after captured by northern republican armies. After the Texan Revolution, the Goliad Declaration Of Independence was signed.

Texas troops had called for help. Relief assistance was instructed, but cancelled the very day. No help came, so troops fled the scene and were later attacked by Mexican soldiers.

However, 400 Prisoners of War were still inside and were later executed here. The fort was declared abandoned but restored during the 1960s.

Visitors report a wide range of supernatural activity including a strange hooded figure kneeling and mumbling indecipherably.

Many have captured terrifying and unaccounted for figures and faces in photographs and describe feeling extremely uneasy within this old stone building.

Paranormal teams have captured extremely high EMFs (Electromagnetic Field) and creepy EVPs (Electronic Voice Phenomena) whilst at this location.

Some have described a sense of someone or something following them and, perhaps the most unsettling phenomena, the sensation of warm breath on being felt on faces and necks, as though an invisible force is stood face to face with the living.

You can't see them, but they are monitoring the living.

Could the spirits of those who were executed so long ago be residually haunting this historical wonder today?

Or could there be another explanation for the disembodied voices regularly witnessed here?

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