In less than two months it will be the spookiest time of year, Halloween. Here are some of the most unsettling urban legends from around the state so that when the time comes you'll be able to send shivers down your friends' spines.
If it's late at night and you're home all alone, beware, this list is truly spooky and you may lay in bed all night listening for fading laughter or approaching footsteps. Without further ado, prepare yourself for some of Alaska's scariest urban legends.
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Motherlode Lodge
In Palmer there's a historic haunted lodge with reports of figures being seen behind people in mirrors, a cloud black apparition wandering the grounds, even noises have been heard and curtains mysteriously opened and closed in the night.
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The Historic Anchorage Hotel
The very first chief of police was killed near the Historic Anchorage Hotel in downtown Anchorage. People believe the ghost of the chief haunts the hotel and there have also been reports of a female ghost dressed in white roaming the halls with other ghosts of children.
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Igloo City Hotel
As if the hotel wasn't already creepy enough there have been reports of a woman in white standing at the windows of this abandoned hotel and lights being flicked on and off by a passer-by. Spooky, huh?
