Top 10 Creepiest Forgotten Towns in Pennsylvania Locals Avoid...

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  @MooseExploreTV · 7 months ago · pinned

  I want to sincerely apologize for misspelling Frackville as ‘Frickville’ in the video. Thank you for your understanding, and I’ll make sure it’s correct in the future.

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  @rozchristopherson648 · 7 months ago

  I’m Pennsylvania born and bred. It would be nice if you showed a map of Pennsylvania with a dot locating these towns as you mentioned them. I’m in southwestern Pennsylvania. I found myself stopping the video repeatedly to check on the location of these towns within Pennsylvania. Since most, except York and Gettysburg, are obscure, it would have been nice to see if any of these little towns were on my side of Pennsylvania or on the eastern side.

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  @helenbower3014 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Being a 72 year resident of Pennsylvania,  Gettysburg brings many negative feelings when you go there .  Many  people I’ve know that visited there have seen unexplained things happen like a gray shadow of a soldier patrolling a field while he looked out a hotel window .  And voices when no one is there when walking in the battlefield.  It will always be haunted even if it’s only our minds remembering our history.  Maybe the way we all honor those who sacrificed so much.  Killing our real brothers, cousins and family when another way could have been used?

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  @colettesantoro8797 · 7 months ago

  My sister was a nurse at Byberry State Hospital. She never mention anything spooky happening.

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  @David-p7z3f · 7 months ago

  I'm from Pennsylvania. The only place that I have ever been to that bothered me is Tobyhanna. Especially around the army depot. There's something in the woods there that shouldn't be or something really bad happened there a long time ago.

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  @Bluesjzz · 7 months ago

  My mother was born and raised in Frackville. We used to go visit my grandfather there.The town where she lived at was basically depressing.

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• ED

  @edwardfischer1397 · 7 months ago

  Pit Hole has a very good Trout stream

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  @i4nix13 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Frackville isn&apos;t bad. I think the drive from Girardville, through Mahanoy Plane into Mahanoy City is eerier 😅 lots of old, abandoned buildings and houses. <br><br>I used to drive through Centralia for years, had to take the back road from route 54 through all those trees and smoke until you got to the intersection in Centralia. Turn right, go through Aristes and make a right to go down a road to Ringtown. <br><br>Gettysburg is most definitely haunted. I know what I saw at the Devil&apos;s Den.. Shadows moving all around those rocks.

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  @donnacranmer3045 · 7 months ago

  Shame on y’all for showing pics of Yellow Dog Village during the segment on Byron.

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  @DianeWaite-l4x · 7 months ago

  I visited Gettysburg a few times and oh my everything he says is true it&apos;s like you feel the sadness 100% the waist the fear SMH..........

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  @davidaeldon1214 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Centralia is a wild and amazing bit of history.....all due to burning trash too near a coal seam. &nbsp; I first drove thru there in the 90s....in winter, and the venting smoke is everywhere. &nbsp;What is creepy are the few row houses that some stubborn person refused to abandon, while everything else has been flattened. Route 61 still goes thru the town..,,one of many old coal towns in the anthracite belt. &nbsp;If you&apos;ve seen pics of &nbsp;Japanese cities obliterated after the B 29 fire bombings....,fried and leveled .....Centralia has that kind of feel.

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  @insertnamehere5399 · 7 months ago

  What 😆 never heard that about FRACKville before and I visited there often in 2022 my dad was in a nursing home there..

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