Floaters the Zombie Travel Tag

If this keychain is going to get haunted from being anywhere, it's from sitting in a used pagan circle.

The Tilly Willy bridge in Fayetteville is the most popular ghost story in this town. Everybody recognizes "the woman in white" but they may not know the story. In the 1970s, a woman drove off the bridge and killed her family on a rainy night. People say if you stall your car on the bridge, especially in the rain, you'll see phantom headlights or the woman in white.

When I was in kindergarten, our family would load up in the car with blankets and drive around for fun. One time our car mysteriously broke down on the bridge on a rainy night for no reason. Us kids screamed our heads off!

The most haunted part of the Drake Airfield Museum (the library) is no longer standing.

Here is the NWA Ghost Connection's paranormal investigation report for the museum:

"The team that investivated the hangar ran into a few interesting anomalies. They heard talking where they knew no one was. They also heard walking on the hangar roof and various other areas throughout the hangar. Two team members were "followed" into the storage room on the second story, where our motion sensor camera turned itself off. The team encountered many cold spots where the E.M.F. meter would spike. E.V.P. of a spirit claiming to fly in and out of Drake Field was also captured.
Our team that investigated the office also came across several anomalies during the course of the investigation. They held a conversation with a spirit claiming to be that of Ray Ellis' wife. She would reply with E.M.F. readings to questions asked by the investigators."

Verified haunted!

Floaters visited the Ivy Courtyard geocache, which is in the vicinity of several haunted locations.

In 1948, just across the street from the courtyard (at 617 N. College), teen nicknamed "Doodie" poisoned himself and left a suicide note with a puzzle that revealed he was the Texarkana Phantom Killer two years prior.

Ghost Hollow is at the edge of the nearby National Cemetery, where thousands of Confederate soldiers are buried. The burning bride is one ghost I recognize from stories around town.

Every university has their ghost stories, but the most haunted campus location in Arkansas is the University of Arkansas's Inn at Carnall Hall built in 1905, used as a women's dorm until the 1960s, abandoned around 1993, and finally reopened as a historic hotel in 2003. There is a photo a worker took where you can see a surprised face reflected in some polished wood. Guests say they feel like someone is laying in bed next to them, items disappear, and lights turn themselves on. Workers report full body apparitions. The location has been investigated by paranormal team CASPR and verified haunted by the ghost of a female professor who died in the dorm from typhoid fever.

Can't wait to drop this guy off at a haunted location!

Edit 6/26/18
I've been looking for a good haunted location for dropping the tag, and I decided I'm going to take Floaters to "visit" a bunch of haunted locations, type up short posts about the hauntings, and get pics of Floaters in the haunted location. I have a short list of about 10 caches, all "local legends" in my state.

Finally, Floaters will be dropped at the most haunted place in Arkansas! (Unless I go out of state on an impromptu ghost hunt.)