Haunted Road
S2 – 10: I Wanted a Name, Not a Number
Mar 9, 2022
Explore the haunted history of Hawaii's Plantation Village, a museum plagued with paranormal reports. Learn about the dominance of sugar cane in Hawaii, tragic incidents at the Oahu Sugar Company, and the haunting of a Portuguese house. Discover the challenges of separating fact from fiction in haunted locations and the benefits of having haunted attractions. Find options for visiting the haunted village in Hawaii and upcoming plans to visit the eerie Tiki bar in Chinatown.
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- Hawaii's Plantation Village is an outdoor museum plagued with paranormal reports, including sightings of spirits and choking incidents.
- The sugar cane industry in Hawaii brought a surge of immigrants who faced control through the indentured service system and laws against labor unions.
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The Legend of the Night Marchers
In Hawaiian mythology, the night marchers are the deadly ghosts of ancient Hawaiian warriors who march in darkness and are said to bring death to anyone who looks upon them. An encounter with the night marchers is accompanied by chanting, conch shell sounds, and the smell of death. The presence of a large black dog gives permission to proceed on the haunted path according to Hawaiian beliefs.
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