Arkansas Ghost Lights

Booger Lights: Some Arkansas Ghost Lights

• Batesville - Liberty Baptist Church/Cemetery - Mysterious lights in the cemetery. Camden - The Amy Light 
• Camden - The Railroad Track Light - On Halloween night a mysterious light always appears on the tracks across the street from the Pepsi building. 
• Clarendon - Monroe County Courthouse - Lights along the levee that lead to where four lynched murders were buried on the river.
• Historical Crossett (old) - Light on an old removed railroad bed
• Crossett (new) - Light on an old removed railroad bed
• Dover - Multiple lights over Long Pool on Big Piney Creek
• Grant County - Prague Cemetery - Off Prague Road Disembodied voices, lights and a ghost train that passes through the cemetery. 
• Gurdon - Light on an active railroad
• Hector - The Rock Springs Cemetery Light
• Ico - Ico Cemetery - Off Grant 58 Reports of lights and tombstones moving, with a phantom car pursuing visitors.
• Little Rock - A phantom motorcycle zooms up out of no where and vanishes as it passes motorists on Woodson Lateral Road. 
• Leola - Jenkin's Ferry Battlefield- Reports of orbs and the sounds of a battle emanating from the surrounding woods 
• Marks Mill Battlefield- Cleveland County Strange Lights and rumored hauntings.
• Mena/Potter - Billy's Bridge – Disembodied voices and weird lights are experienced. 
• Mena - Rich Mountain light
• Melbourne - Strange lights are seen in the Old Philadelphia Cemetery.
• Natural Steps -
• Sardis - Strange light along a pipeline

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New Website for the Crossett Light

The Crossett Light

I just put up a new Website for the Crossett Light.

Check it out here: CrossettLight.blogspot.com

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Ghost Lights

The Lure of Ghost Lights

When it's late October, its my favorite time of year. The leaves begin to change, the evenings get cool, and the skeeters finally start to thin out. It makes you want to get out after dark and enjoy some of nature’s wonders, especially the paranormal wonders. Okay, you can watch them any time of year, not just the fall.  I am not talking about college football, here. I'm talking about earth light phenomena, or as locals more commonly call them, ghost lights or Spooklights.
Various experts give explanations for ghost lights range from swamp gas to tectonic strain to strange light refractions to ghosts. While there are plenty of rational explanations (and even more irrational explanations) for ghosts lights, I prefer to think of them as natural phenomena that are fascinating and just plain fun. You can find worse things to do than spend a quiet evening in the countryside seeing the light.
Growing up within a few miles of one site, I found a natural fascination with ghost lights from the first time I saw the famous Crossett (Arkansas) Light at age eight. So, for your enjoyment I'm periodically publishing some features on different ghost lights compiled for the soon to be published Paronormal Tour Guide, Ghost Lights of Dixie.
Sweet screams,
Thornton Austen

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