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Paranormal Places and Ghost Tours in Texas

15.06.2026 (3:12 am) – Filed under: Paranormal

Haunted Places

Texas

Haunted Places.org The Most Haunted Places In Texas

Backpackerverse 10 Most Haunted Places in Texas

Texas Monthly Fear Factor

Caller.com 13 Haunted Places in Texas

Haunted Rooms: 17 Most Haunted Places in Texas

Haunted Rooms Most Haunted Places in DFW

Texas Escapes Texas Ghosts List

Click2Houston Creepiest Places in Texas

Arlington Tourism 18 Most Haunted Places in DFW

Haunted Texas Road Trip

Travel Texas Haunted Places to Visit

Austin Ghosts Top 10 Most Haunted Places in Texas

Texas Highways 5 Most Haunted

Shadowlands Haunted Places in Texas

 

Louisiana

Haunted Places and Ghost Locations Around Louisiana

13 Haunted Places in Louisiana

Haunted History in Louisiana

The Myrtles

10 Most Haunted Places in New Orleans

Haunted Sites in Lake Charles

Most Haunted Places in Lafayette

Most Haunted Places in New Orleans

Most Haunted Places in Louisiana

Cajun Haunts

 

Arkansas

State Of Fear 17 Haunted Places in Arkansas

10 Most Haunted Places in Arkansas

Haunted Fayetteville

13 Haunted Places in Arkansas

Haunted Places in Arkansas

7 Most Haunted Places in Arkansas

 

Oklahoma

Most Haunted Places in Oklahoma

The Most Haunted Places in Oklahoma

Ghosts of Oklahoma City

Road Trip Most Haunted Places in Oklahoma

Haunted Places in Oklahoma

 

New Mexico

Haunted Places in New Mexico

The Most Haunted Places in New Mexico

New Mexico’s Most Haunted Places

New Mexico Ghost Towns

Haunted Places in Las Cruces

Most Haunted Places in Santa Fe

Albuquerque’s Most Haunted Places

Haunted Santa Fe

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Obscure New Mexico Ghost Towns

Haunted Locations in New Mexico

 

Ghost Tours

Texas

Viator Top Texas Ghost Tours

Trip Advisor Ghost Tours in Texas

Jefferson Ghost Walk

Dallas Ghost Tour

Granbury Ghost Tour

Austin Ghost Tours

Ghost Tours of Galveston Island

Ft Worth Stockyard Ghost Tours

San Antonio Haunted Tours

Houston Ghost Tour

Alamo City Ghost Tours

RJA Ghost Tours San Antonio

El Paso Ghost Tours

Haunted ATX Austin

Haunted Fredericksburg Ghost Walk

 

Louisiana

French Quarter Ghost Tours

French Quarter After Dark Gators and Ghosts Tour

Ghost City French Quarter Tours

New Orleans Adventure Tours

Haunted History Tours New Orleans

New Orleans Ghost and Vampire Tour

Witches Brew Tours New Orleans

Yellow Fever Ghost Tours New Orleans

Ghost and Spirits Tour New Orleans

Haunted AF Tours New Orleans

NOLA Ghost Riders

Jonathan Weiss Dark History Tours New Orleans

New Orleans Legendary Walking Tours New Orleans

Wicked History Tours New Orleans

Baton Rouge Ghost Tours

 

Arkansas

Haunted Eureka Springs

Hot Springs Haunted Tours

Crescent Hotel Ghost Tours

Eureka Springs Ghost Tours

Little Rock Ghost Tours

 

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Ghost Tours

 

New Mexico

Santa Fe Ghost Tours

Santa Fe Ghost and History Tours

Abq Ghost Tours

Albucreepy Haunted Trolley Tour

Roswell Ghost Tours

Albuquerque Ghost Tours

 

 

 

 

 

 

Exorcism of Sybil Blackwood at Mad Jack’s

13.05.2026 (11:09 pm) – Filed under: Paranormal

Mad Jack’s Haunted House in Ardmore Oklahoma is having a unique event on June 13 called The Exorcism of Sybil Blackwood. The show begins at 8pm and tickets are here.

Paranormal Event at Texas Scaregrounds

25.03.2022 (11:31 pm) – Filed under: Haunted House News,Paranormal

Texas Scaregrounds, in Mineral Wells, is hosting a paranormal event, with guest speakers, on August 13. Speakers include a demonologist, a priest, and a reverend. There will be a “paranormal 101” course to prepare you for the night, then two buildings will be explored. Drinks and snacks will be served. The event is 8pm-1am. Tickets are $40 online and $50 at the door. More info and tickets here.

Catfish Plantation

10.10.2021 (9:44 pm) – Filed under: Other Halloween Activities,Paranormal

Several times each Halloween season I go to a restaurant in Waxahachie called Catfish Plantation. It has Cajun food, but it also offers lots of home cooking items on the menu. It’s in an old Victorian style home (listed on the registry of historic places) and Catfish Plantation decorates for Halloween. In fact, Halloween and the paranormal are big at Catfish, with ghost hunting groups continuing to investigate the house. Prior to Covid, Catfish hosted paranormal after hours investigations that customers could take part in. The paranormal history of Catfish is here.

Aside from being located in a pretty, historic house, with lots of Halloween decorations in October, Catfish has very good food, and large portions. They also have a full bar. The menu is here. I like to start with the meat pies, one of each type, then I get either the regular catfish platter, plantation platter, or the popcorn shrimp. I also like the fried pickles and plantation puppies for appetizers, followed by the country fried steak. I’ve heard that they make a great burger and southern fried chicken. For dessert, I get the pecan cobbler with ice cream. In October, you can order pumpkin and sweet potato fries as well. They usually have a seasonal dessert in October called the Great Pumpkin, but I’m not sure about this year.

Catfish is open Friday- Sunday. Friday is 5-9, Saturday is 11-9, and Sunday is 11-8. The phone number isĀ 972 937-9468. They do not take reservations, so it’s first come, first serve. On Fridays I arrive at 5, although you can probably arrive as late as 5:30 on Fridays without a wait. On Saturdays, I try to get there between 4:30 and 5. If you do have a wait, it’s a picturesque place, so you can wait outside and take pictures. They have several rooms to choose from, if you arrive when there aren’t many people there, plus outside seating. I like to sit in the room with the bar. Aside from having the bar, it also has my favorite decorations. Catfish does offer carry out, check their site for specifics.

Catfish Plantation is at 814 Water St, Waxahachie TX 75165. It’s on Water St, between Gibson and Textile, just north of Business 287 (Main St). To get there from Dallas or Ft Worth, go south on I-35 into Waxahachie and take the Business 287 exit. It is one exit south of the Hwy 287 exit. Follow the access road to Business 287, and take a left. Keep going past the railroad tracks, then begin looking to your left for either Textile or Gibson. I take a left onto Gibson, and then a left onto Water St. If you take Textile, take a right onto Water St. From Waco or Austin, exit for Business 287, and take a right onto Business 287, then follow the same directions. The Facebook for Catfish is here. It has regular updates.

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Halloween Week and Weekend

Most of the action will be this weekend, but you can watch movies in theaters, and movies and TV shows at home this week, plus, it’s not too late to order costumes and merchandise for Halloween weekend. Weather permitting, you can check out some paranormal hotspots too. Below is a list of links to help you plan out the final week of October, and Halloween weekend.

Statewide Haunted House Listings

Recommended Haunted Houses

Halloween Parties and Events October 29-Halloween

Horror Movie and TV Show Listings

Paranormal Places and Ghost Tours in Texas

Halloween Merchandise and Costume Links

Other Halloween Activities

Full Halloween Season Listings

Here are the major listings on Texas Haunts, to help you plan the remainder of your Halloween season. Our Halloween parties and events listing is the largest in Texas, and we have the only listing of horror movies in local theaters. Movie listings updated 10-25.

Haunted House Opening Dates

Statewide Haunted House Listings

Recommended Haunted Houses

Halloween Parties and Events

Horror Movie and TV Show Listings

Paranormal Places and Ghost Tours in Texas

Halloween Merchandise and Costume Links

Other Halloween Activities