Heceta Head Light, Oregon Coast
Properly pronounced “Heh – SEE – Tah,” and said to be the most photographed lighthouse in the United States. It's also home to the “Lady in Gray.” The lighthouse tower itself is not thought to be haunted, but stories about strange happenings at Heceta House have been told for years, landing it on the list of the ten most haunted houses in the United States. The spirit of a lady nicknamed Rue, or the "Gray Lady," is reportedly the resident ghost of Heceta House. She apparently dislikes it when any construction or renovation is done on the structure. She sets off fire alarms and sweeps up broken glass.
(Full disclosure: that seagull WAS in the original picture, BUT s/he was too far in---into the trees, actually. So I just, um, backed her up a little.) =D
Heceta Head Light, Oregon Coast
Properly pronounced “Heh – SEE – Tah,” and said to be the most photographed lighthouse in the United States. It's also home to the “Lady in Gray.” The lighthouse tower itself is not thought to be haunted, but stories about strange happenings at Heceta House have been told for years, landing it on the list of the ten most haunted houses in the United States. The spirit of a lady nicknamed Rue, or the "Gray Lady," is reportedly the resident ghost of Heceta House. She apparently dislikes it when any construction or renovation is done on the structure. She sets off fire alarms and sweeps up broken glass.
(Full disclosure: that seagull WAS in the original picture, BUT s/he was too far in---into the trees, actually. So I just, um, backed her up a little.) =D