Whenever I travel, I make a point of visiting at least one local cemetery. Each place's cemeteries are different from the next in a way that whispers of their unique histories and cultures. Greenwood Cemetery in Orlando Florida is a picture of the swampy, old world. The graves here are old and an entire section of the cemetery is dedicated their confederate dead. The Spanish moss drips from the trees and tickles the moss covered tombstones with its delicate fingers. The tombstones are decorated with different colors of moss and lichen that obscures the names on the stone itself. The cemetery is beside a wetlands and it feels like it is part of a swamp. It is a picture from an old book of a haunted cemetery and its ghosts make it worthy of the photo.
The Southeastern corner of the cemetery is said to be the most haunted. Ghost lights and phantoms have been seen here and photos from this area are often cluttered with orbs. The graves here are said to be used by local Santeria practitioners as part of their rituals. One caretaker describes walking through this section of the cemetery and becoming lost. An arm grabbed him and pulled him until he was back where he should be.
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