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0Shafter Lake
Andrews, Texas
43.6 miles from Winkler County, TXShafter Lake was named for Major General William Rufus Shafter, who discovered it in 1875. When the town lost a county-seat war with nearby Andrews, it became little more than a ghost town. Folks say a ghostly Lady in White roams the graveyard since that time, and a phantom Confederate ...
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Santa Fe Apartments - 2F
Midland, Texas
53.7 miles from Winkler County, TXAparttment 2F is considered haunted after some sort of extremely violent event in the early 2000s. The staff decided to re-rent the place with new doors and carpets. At first the showers would go on by themselves and the closest apartment, which was closed each night, was open ...
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Historic Pecos County Jail
Fort Stockton, Texas
67.6 miles from Winkler County, TXPeople walking by the old jail late at night have reported seeing lights turning on and off when the place is closed down for the day. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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