bundyspooks:

The Sensabaugh Tunnel in Tennessee is one of the most haunted tunnels in the world. Built in the 1920s by Mr. Sensabaugh, the tunnel lies next to a huge cemetery that was once flooded during a storm, and locals believe that the disturbed spirits have made their new home in the dark structure. Screams are heard echoing through the place, babies cry and for anyone brave enough to drive through it, they will find that their car engine will mysteriously cut out and child-like hand prints will appear all over the car.

placesandpalaces:

Wieliczka salt mine, Poland

In southern Poland, Lake Wessel lies inky and unmoving in the deep. Filling the bottom of an old salt mine, it’s just one component of the UNESCO World Heritage Site which has been a functioning mine since the 13th century. Featuring supreme carpentry, centuries-old brickwork and ornate salt-crystal chandeliers in cavernous dining rooms, this fantastical setting is a favorite for the Polish film industry. The mine’s attractions include dozens of statues and four chapels carved out of the rock salt by the miners. The older sculptures have been supplemented with new carvings made by contemporary artists. About 1.2 million people visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine annually. 

(Source, source)