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(#4) RMS Queen Mary
- Long Beach, California, USA
Hatch Door No. 13, lying deep within the hull of the Queen Mary, is said to be haunted by a young man who was crushed in the watertight door in 1966.
Staff have seen a man in blue overalls out of the corner of their eye near the door. They have also heard running and whistling near Hatch Door No. 13, and even had greasy fingerprints appear on their faces out of nowhere.
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(#15) Statue of Liberty
- Liberty Island, New York City, New York, USA
Before being designated as the building site for the Statue of Liberty in 1877, Bedloe Island had long been a quarantine station for individuals with smallpox and other communicable diseases.
While patients were forced to stay on the island as far back as 1738, a proper hospital to actually care for them wasn't built until 1755, and the total number of casualties remains a mystery.
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(#6) Tower of London
- London Borough of Tower Hamlets, United Kingdom
In 1483, princes Edward and Richard - ages 12 and 9, respectively - became heirs to the throne of England, but they were quickly placed in the Tower of London by their guardian and uncle, Richard III.
The boys were never seen again, and Richard proclaimed himself king of England. What became of the boys' remains is still a mystery to this day.
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(#9) Great Wall of China
- Shanhaiguan District, China
During the Ming dynasty, engineer Yi Kaizhan was coerced by his foreman to calculate the exact number of bricks he needed to build his section of the Great Wall of China. If he miscalculated by even one brick, his foreman would condemn him and his fellow workers to three years of hard labor.
Yi determined he would need 99,999 bricks to complete his section, but once the wall was constructed, a workman found one unused stone.
When Yi's foreman questioned him about the leftover brick, Yi said something supernatural placed it there, and moving it would cause the entire wall to crumble. The brick still sits in that same spot to this day.
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(#5) Leap Castle Has A Secret Dungeon Filled With Skeletons
Leap Castle in Ireland is known for its bloody past, and perhaps the most disturbing feature is a room off of the "Bloody Chapel" known as the oubliette.
This room was a dungeon of sorts, and three cartloads of human skeletons were removed from the oubliette when it was finally cleaned out after a century.
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(#14) Golden Gate Bridge
- California, USA
Richard Ramirez, more commonly known as the Night Stalker, terrorized the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1980s, often leaving the shoe print of his Avia sneakers at the crime scene.
After then-mayor Dianne Feinstein reported this crucial clue on live television, Ramirez quickly traveled to the Golden Gate Bridge, threw his sneakers into the water, and continued his rampage.
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