Haunted Places in America
Once home to 10,000 people, the town of Bodie boomed in the 1870s when gold was found here. Legend has it that any visitor who take anything here will be cursed with bad luck and health problems. It is now a historic state park located here at the Golden State, also known as what?
California
Considered the number 1 selling chocolate during Halloween, they are also considered America's favorite. The perfect marriage between chocolate and peanut butter
Reeses Cups
This candy resembles Halloween and fall with its orange and yellow color. It is a love and hate kind of candy, but it's been around since the 1880s. Today it is owned by the Jellybean company
Candy Corn
These mythological monsters rule the undead and are created through the reanimation of a corpse. You know what they say, we must prepare for an apocalypse of these one day. You must destroy its brain to kill it.
Zombies
They are typically mistaken as insects, but they are technically called arachnids. They are found on every continent, contain 8 legs and spin silky webs.
Spiders
Eastern state penitentiary took solitary confinement to new levels when it was built in 1829. Prisoners lived, exercised and ate alone. The prison had to be abandoned and then closed in 1970 due to overcrowding. Now it's considered a popular tourist destination for haunted attractions located in the largest city in Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia
One of the world's most loved hard-shelled chocolates, the first ever factory for these was located in Newark, NJ. They are known for their signature letter stamp and slogan.
M&M's
This candy was originally called Mars men in the late 1970s but by 1985 the American public decided to influence the name change. The candy contains certain acids which gives you two different flavors, which helped create their slogan.
Sour Patch Kids (sour then sweet)
These mythical creatures live by feeding on the essences of the living. They often visit loved ones and cause mischief or death in the neighborhoods they once inhabited while they were alive. If you know these monsters, you must appreciate Dracula.
Vampires
A common Halloween symbol, we typically fear these flying nocturnal animals but actually they benefit the environment. They typically eat bugs and help pollinate plants. We typically see them hanging upside down in caves.
Bats
The House of the Seven Gables located in the town of Salem, was famous for being the site of witch trials. Aside from its beautiful appearance, the house is surrounded by paranormal activity and ghost sightings. Every October, this house offers spooky tours located in this Eastern state, only a few hours from NJ
Massachusetts
3 musketeers
This candy originally came from Britain before coming to North America in 1979. It originally came in a few core flavors before expanding, creating its own slogan in 1994. Their slogan today is one of the longest running advertising campaigns ever. They are considered second best next to Starburst as America's most popular non-chocolate candy.
Skittles
There's always a question whether these creatures are real or not real. We somehow see weird encounters and sightings especially in the sky. Years of scientific research shows that these creatures came on Earth a long time ago but have found their way on different planets. Popular belief states that the government knows about it and won't do anything about it.
Aliens
These creatures were around long before the first dinosaurs. It features pincer like claws and a stinging tail, also containing a deadly venom. Despite the potential dangers of this venom, research has also proved to be a good thing for other medical conditions.
Scorpions
Airports are meant for safe travels of individuals but there is one airport considered haunted due to having a resident ghost called "the lady in waiting". Legend has it that a blonde woman in a white dress shows up in different areas of the airport to haunt passengers waiting for their flights because she was abandoned here. This popular vacation destination has popular beaches, but you need to get through the airport to enjoy it.
Hawaii.
Produced by an Italian company in 1979, this unique shape of round features a crunchy wafer and delicious chocolate center. It is responsible for being the largest consumer of hazelnuts in the world.
Ferrero Rocher
Launching in 1983 by the Sunmark corporation, also known as the Willa Wonka candy company, these pebble shaped candies come in a variety of different flavors. According to history, some say Dr Seuss had an influence on its name after mentioning in one of his books. The candy consists of mostly sugar
Nerds
If I ran the zoo (Dr Seuss)
These figures are considered dead humans or animals whose soft tissue and organs have been preserved by either intentional or accidental exposure to chemicals. It was always assumed that these creates were assumed with this specific race of people, but it was much more than that. Myth states it as more of a process to help the body reunite with the soul after death, rather than a specific monster.
Mummies
These arthropods are segmented creatures with one pair of legs per body segment. These tiny creatures do bite and can be very painful. Fortunately, their bites aren't dangerous or fatal to human, but They use venom to kill their prey. Be careful, they may be around your house.
Centipedes
One of the oldest theaters in America is located in downtown Charleston at a hotel. After a fire burned down at the original theater, it came back in 1930. Legend has it that a ghost haunts the theater, an individual who was struck by lightning standing on the balcony of the hotel. Her shadow has been report gliding along the floor in a red dress. Charleston is located in what southeastern state?
South Carolina
Baby Ruth
Produced and invented in 1929 in Lancaster, PA by the Young and Smylie Company, these candies have roots dating back to the Civil War. They are a favorite amongst athletes especially runners as a quick source of energy. It is currently owned by Hershey, known for its classic one color and specific shape.
Twizzlers
In many cultures, this figure is the personification of death and the mythological force dressed in a large black cloak. He flies around with a specific tool, even at times holding an hourglass, denoting the person's remaining time on earth. In some beliefs, this individual can cause someone's death by appearing in dreams while the sleeper's body is not able to move, resulting in a heart attack.
The Grim Reaper (scythe- long handle and curved blade)
These animals don't present as scary as they don't pose any threat to humans. Researchers have been studying these birds from a distance due to its bizarre shoe-shaped beak attached to its face, which is used as a weapon int he wild. At full strength, they can reach up to 5 feet tall allowing them to hunt down on animals in the water. They typically fall headfirst into their prey, decapitating them with its big beak.
Storks