Is Boise Haunted? Haunted Places in Boise, Idaho
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- We visited some of the most haunted places in Boise, Idaho. Although Idaho's history is not as old as many other states, there is still a lot of history from the last 200 years.
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We will visit an old prison, boarding houses, hotels, and apartment buildings - as well as Boise State University. There are a lot of haunted places in Idaho, and we visit many of the most haunted places in Boise in this video.
Did we miss anything? Let us know of other haunted places in Boise that we can visit.
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I really like how you actually go to these places and dont just put up stock photos. I used to go to the Penitentiary years ago and had weird things happen every time. Same with the Idanha since my aunt lived there in the 70s before the remodel and the ghosts were more active. One of them scared the crap out of me as a kid when I had to stay overnight there with my grandma. He woke me up staring at me through the wall. I couldnt see him, but I felt his presence. That was enough for me to leave my bed closest to the door and sleep in my grandma's bed. I heard from a former employee that the front lobby used to get ice cold year round, the phones would ring all over the place and one woman was even pulled out of bed by her feet. Just two other things that happened to me were the time one of my art pieces got flipped right in front of me and this other guy, and I saw black and almost fainted getting off the elevator more than once. Once the elevator wouldnt come up and we had to use the stairs. I was looking at rooms with a real estate agent and even she got scared and ran down.
Thanks! Yes I don't love watching videos of stock photos either!
That is terrifying though! I have never stayed overnight at the Idanha but I have heard so many things from friends. Those stories are so crazy. How long has it been since you were there?
Jackly, its been over a decade.
5:15 what is going on with the red bin
Hmm interesting - I never noticed that before. I would guess a trick of the camera or light. I might go back down and see if I can try to film that bin again to see if it happens again. Thanks for seeing that - how interesting!
I may be an eagle resident but I work for the historical society. Seeing this video from another local it’s great to see some the haunted historical sites highlighted
The prison I was at was 3x as big. Fort Madison in Iowa.
Yeah this one is not huge, but still pretty cool to visit.
I live in Boise Idaho
Awesome! Have you ever been to any of these places??
@@JaclyTravel yeah I went to the Idaho State penitentiary
Yeah haunted with boredom, nothing to do outside of going to Walmart, and the smell of manure.
Aww that is not nice, Boise is a beautiful city. Where are you from?
Sigh.. I've been to the id state pen many times. Disappointing as it may be to some, i cannot lie - there are no ghosts there, this house is clean.
There are a lot of people who keep trying to find ghosts there, and I am pretty convinced after visiting.
The funny thing is I am from Boise and I never visited the Old Pen until a few years ago. It really is a cool place to visit - whether there are ghosts or not.
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Do not promote superstition and supernatural phenomenon. Ghosts and goblins and spirits do not exist and no place is haunted.
Thanks for watching, Boomerino! I know a lot of people find it pretty interesting.
It’s an interesting subject, but I completely agree with you. I been in the most so called “haunted house in the u.s” and many different “haunted locations” I didn’t feel, or see anything unusual on any of the occasions. I think I’m going to have to bump it up and head to superstition mountain one of these days and go camping there, or Gettysburg
How about you shut up