The Ghost Bride of Ravenwood Manor

They say if you stand outside Ravenwood Manor at midnight, you might hear the soft sobs of a

woman in white.

Locals whisper of Eleanor, a bride who vanished on her wedding night in 1874.

Her fiancé was found dead by the lake, and she was never seen again—at least, not alive.

Since then, strange sightings plague the manor.

Guests report cold spots, flickering lights, and the sound of footsteps pacing the bridal suite.

One caretaker swears he saw a translucent woman glide down the grand staircase, her veil trailing behind her,

whispering the name 'Thomas'—her lost love, doomed to wait forever.

Paranormal investigators have tried to debunk the legend, but their equipment often malfunctions inside the manor.

One team captured a chilling EVP: a woman’s voice crying, 'Where is he?' Others have seen mirrors fog

up with handprints—despite no one being near.

The ghost bride doesn’t like to be ignored.

To this day, no one stays in Ravenwood overnight.

Locals leave white roses at the gate every year on Eleanor’s wedding anniversary, hoping to calm her restless

spirit.

But some say she still waits, watching from the window, forever trapped between love and loss.

Would you dare to visit her?