Arlington Scares

Arlington Cemetery/Parkdale Cemetery

701 Mary St., 76010

Paranormal investigators have been able to capture what they believe to be intelligent responses from spirits in the cemetery.

River Legacy Park

701 NW Green Oaks, 76006

Visit the park, and you may spot the ghost of a confederate general at Hell's gate, a man wearing rags, young lovers crying, and more local legends.

Screaming Bridge

Greenbelt Rd., North Arlington

On Feb. 4, 1961 six teenage girls drove off a burned wooden bridge into a ditch killing three, and injuring the others. The part of the road where the accident occurred is now closed to traffic and the myth of its haunting was transferred to a nearby closed bridge, which was also the site of an accident, at Trammel Davis Rd. 

Marrow Bone Spring Park

600 W. Arkansas Ln., 76014

This park is a historic site where the first American Indian Treaty was signed. The boulders along the creek were used for grinding grains. Is this archeological site haunted by its history?

Johnson Station Cemetery

1129 W. Mayfield Rd., 76015

One of the oldest cemeteries in Arlington, the oldest marked grave is from the year 1863. Pioneer settlers, Civil War veterans, and unmarked graves fill the grounds.

Top O' Hill Terrace

3001 W. Division, 76012

Schedule a tour of Top O' Hill to walk where Bonnie and Clyde, Mae West, Ginger Rogers, Gene Autry, and others gambled from the 1920's to the 1940's. You may even encounter a ghost, though it's more likely you'll encounter a student. The building is now part of the baptist college.

Tour Other Historic Buildings in Arlington

Various Locations

Print one of two driving tours to experience more interesting history!