Exploring Arkansas Special Edition: Hauntings of Arkansas 

I am a resident of Arkansas. I love our history.

I live in Fayettevile Arkansas (spent a lot of time in central arkansas when i was younger) and I am suuuuuuper exited to finally see something like this about our state. We are normally only mentioned when talking about sports or or hillbillies

I'm an Arkansan and it is very beautiful and mystical here. The Allen house is most definitely haunted and mysterious. You can visit the home on Halloween.

I live in Paragould, Arkansas. I can't imagine living anywhere else. It's so pretty.♥️♥️🌹🌹

I worked as a dishwasher at the crescent in the late 80's, ad bell hop at the basin in the early 90's, also waited tables at the New Orleans hotel about a block up main street. All where very scary places with tons of history.

What an amazing video, the ghost aspect is one thing, as an Australian I really appreciated the history aspect of the video. Thank you so much.

I love driving through Arkansas, its beautiful

I’ve lived my whole life in Monticello. I worked at the Allen House’s “nightmare maze” 3 years in a row, but unfortunately never had an encounter. I love hearing about the history !! It’s so fascinating to me

Very interesting! I don’t live that far from the Crescent hotel and visit there often!! Loved this piece!!

Wow I’m glad to say that I live in Arkansas! This is awesome

I love my hometown Rogers AR. I love being a Mexican/American hillbilly.

I grew up near the Pittman Ferry Battlefield (Civil War), in AR and there are still old structures standing in my area. Love Historic Arkansas.

I live in Donaldson, Arkansas and was born and raised in Hot Springs. I LOVE LOVE LOVE to see this kind of documentary featuring places in Arkansas! :-)

This is really interesting! i live in Germany and am not very likely to visit Arkansas so it's nice to see a few of your historical places.

your body dies, but the sprite lives for ever. i love hauntings, expericed one as a child playing in the woods.

lived in Heber springs and mountain view area for many years. beautiful country and many secrets in them old hills!😆

I've stayed there, as a child. Eureka springs is a cool place

I took my daughter to the crescent hotel a few years ago and we had food delivered that made my daughter sick and while she layed down I sat on the bed just took pictures with tons of orbs but my daughter was asleep in the next bed, later after I went to sleep she jumped off her bed and said a nurse had cut into her and was demanding I check her side! She felt better afterwards. I had the orb pictures but now my phone is gone.

Born and raised in Arkansas but live in Colorado, I have had similar experiences at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park.

I live on the Arkansas River at Palarm. The Trail of Tears ran right through our area. This area is also on the site of a post Civil War battle (Battle of Palarm) and houses a historical cemetery. We are rich with spiritual activity. The activity seems to correlate more with colder weather for some reason. Our home hosts at least two separate spirits, both harmless and sometimes a bit playful.

Ive stayed there and experienced some of the paranormal things in the old section of the hotel. Still get chills when I think about it.

What a great video, excellent production and truly scary. Thanks for posting!

North East Arkansas ✌🏽💯 Love Living Here!! ASU👏🏽

Terrific video!! Very well put together

Im from los angeles but lived in russellville ark for 3 years i love arkansas

When I think of a morgue, the word beautiful never comes to mind.😂

Very well done. THANKYOU for sharing.

Have stayed in Benton and bought a quilt in Eureka . Loved Arkansas.

Excellent video. Many thanks for sharing this video with us all. 👍

My friend and I stayed at the Basin Hotel and kept hearing children running up and down the hall and loudly playing in the next room and banging on the wall behind our beds. We never saw them in the hall when we checked and called down to complain about the noise. The desk called back to say there were no children in the hotel at the time (only adults) and that none of the rooms above us or beside us were rented. We were finally moved to the very next room down the hall and all the noises stopped. Also, the first room had been creepy although it looked identical to the second room. We decided that first room was haunted.

I love Arkansas and was stationed at Ft Chafee just outside Ft Smith in the mid 70's..beautiful country.

It's funny, the Peel Mansion sits in front of a Walmart now. I drove by it last night to get some steak with a buddy of mine that lives in Bentonville. Such a beautiful old house. I feel like it deserves a quieter part of town than on Walton boulevard.

I visited Eureka Springs and took pictures of the Cresant Hotel, in those pictures you could see alot of orbs, on pictures that had orbs, no other pictures did

Thanks for posting!

I used to live in Heber Springs. The 1st & only time I visited Bridal Veil Falls, I was overcome by an extremely evil feeling there. I got out of there quick! Never felt anything like it & hopefully never will again! I don't believe in ghosts or spirits, but I DEFINITELY won't forget that feeling!

I found this very informative. Well done thank you will continue to watch your content.

Haunted houses are a very economical choice.

Beautiful state never been there but it's beautiful from what I see and I hear about it and I love the historical background and I love their accents 😊👋👍

this is beautiful stories and inteligent to thank you

I live in California in an apartment. When the previous tenants upstairs have moved out I've heard footsteps. Every time it has been vacant, when no one has moved in yet. It sounds like one person is walking around. It doesn't scare me though, because I know that no one has broken in. I'm too embarrassed to tell my manager because she'll probably think I'm nuts.

I lived in Jacksonville, Arkansas. It's a very beautiful state. I miss it there! I would love to one day go back and visit there!

I visited the opera House several years ago and it wasn't open yet. I was looking in the windows in broad daylight and saw that orb. It was about the size of a basketball. It appeared in the lobby and then floated to the left towards the staircase and then went straight up through the ceiling. I got to walk around in their later that day and it's beautiful inside.

Kansas City Missouri resident my entire life, my heart belongs in Eureka Springs it's such an artsy, eclectic place. Wife and I took the tour 2018 she got one good picture of shadow people at the beginning of the tour ( crescent) sadly our tour guide completely blew us off .

Great video! So enjoyed this!

The Crescent Hotel reminds me of the hotel in The Shining.

This is an amazing video. I live in Bentonville and love the crescent.

Great history, great video

They all say, the most haunted place.

I worked at the crescent and can say i’ve seen things and heard things. It’s definitely haunted

There are spirits literally everywhere you look. These places are only famous because they have a story behind them. Spirits are not confined to those walls I assure you.

I'm from Sheridan, Arkansas and I never knew we had such history in this state!!!! I'm excited who wants to get together and go to some of these places just to learn and get the experience???

In eureka springs now on vacation! Can’t wait to explore !!! Sooooo beautiful

Very interesting. The narrator's voice helped me tremendously me to stay with it. good job!

A great-great uncle of mine joined the union army during the Civil War, was shipped to Arkansas, and promptly died of dysentary. I read this in a family member's journal; there is no further detail -- I wonder where it happened and where he is buried. Of the 3rd Minnesota's casualties, 17 died in battle, 279 died of disease.

Those 246 dislikes came from Oklahoma

Know all about the crescent. Experienced it’s ghost one night.

Very intriguing

Fascinating!

21:55 A hundred eighty acres of apple trees gone.

I love the kitty, looked like he and Chuck were having a chat right before they started filming.

Very interesting Love watching your channel

Well done, well done!

thanks for sharing this. very well done and informative. i love your architecture and your history was interesting and your video showed this very well. i am sure the sprits would want to stay in the places they loved and held there by unfinished business or longing.

Chuck Dovish is an absolute Arkansas Legend!! Nicest guy you will ever meet!

Thank you very interesting

All 3 of my cousins live in Berryville (10 minute drive from Eureka) and they told me about the hotel therein Eureka and how it is haunted. When I move to Berryville next year I can't wait to see it.

Nice to see Peel Mansion here, I see it all the time cause I live in the area of Bentonville and shop in the Walmart behind it, but I didn't know it was haunted 😱

I went to college in AR and love the Hot Springs area. Hauntings in AR- remember the Gurdon Light? and the spot near DeQueen where you are parked facing uphill (I have done it and it is some sort of optical illusion) but you put your vehicle in neutral, and the car will roll UPHILL. so cool

The scariest apparitions in AR by far are the Clitons, who are mass murderers, bunco artists, liars, and bad actors extraordinaire!

Death, is only the beginning.

I live in Benton AR I've heard stories about the Crescent hotel all my life.

Awesome video.

That was a sad story about Ladell.

Eureka Springs!!! Strange and weird town.

love this place. been twice

It's a beautiful hotel ~Karen🌹

Good video...

I never heard these stories before, nice series.

very interesting video.

It is a beautiful hotel!

I live not too far from the Peel mansion but have never had a desire to check it out. It is a beautiful sight, though.

I've never bothered to investigate the history of the land but there are odd areas in and around Cincinnati airport and Hebron. None of it harmful just a sensation of soul crushing pain and sadness, loss

Narrated by Chuck Dovish, his program I think was called Exploring Arkansas for the PBS affiliate in Little Rock.

Eureka Springs is one of my family's favorite places to visit. I'd love to hit up the Crescent Hotel one of these days.

👻💀😨 ghost adventures were there, And ghost brother's also.

A piano or a victrola playing by themselves I would get the heck out of there

More people should visit and spend a weekend.

Oh yeah, this is the believable kind! Thanks for sharing this.

10 years ago while staying at the Crescent, I heard a voice in our room. No one was there or in the hallway.

*I remember when JFK boulevard was mostly woods and well-to-do homes. Levy wasn't dangerous to walk at night, and you didn't have to lock your doors. Arkansas grew fast. We have a beautiful state, and some of the most well kept roads in the US. Arkansas seems to of become a retirement state.*

I wish I had a nickel for every place that claims to be the MOST haunted house in America.

My relatives on my dads side are from North East Arkansas.

I've been in the king opera house one time in mid day I was walking down the sidewalk I was only like 10 we passed by the king opera house. I saw all the lights were off but I pulled on the door and it opened. So we went inside and when I first opened the door it sounded like a bunch of people were talking so I just assumed it was coming from like next door but when we walked in and the door closed it got dead silent.

I live in Arkansas and would love to visit all places shown here.

I live in arkansas and have driven past this place

The word crescent has always made me want a croissant.

I'm new to your channel, i live in Ft. Smith, AR.... I've been binge watching all your videos!! Can't wait to see what you come up with next❤❤❤❤

I love history and especially haunted history….

i see this chanel before and i love it sad the story about ladele

this is nice and peaceful entertainment