Haunted Places in Fort Stockton, Texas
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Historic Pecos County Jail
Fort Stockton, TX
0.8 miles from Fort Stockton, TX
People 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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Gage Hotel
Marathon, TX
52.2 miles from Fort Stockton, TX
Gage Hotel was built in the 1920s by Alfred Gage, who died less than a year after it was finished. The hotel is believed to be haunted by Mr. Gage himself. Witnesses have described apparitions on the front porch, in the patio gardens or in the hallways, and Room 10 …
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The Holland Hotel
Alpine, TX
59.4 miles from Fort Stockton, TX
This 1920's boutique hotel is supposedly haunted by the apparition of a woman and her child, who lived in the building many years ago. Apparently ghostly activity is most common on the third floor. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
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Fort Davis National Historic Site
Fort Davis, TX
63.4 miles from Fort Stockton, TX
The 1860s Confederate Fort Davis is believed to be haunted by the ghost of Alice Walpole, who was abducted by Native Americans in this area while looking for roses. Her body was never found, but soon afterward, sightings of her ghost were reported in this area. Two other interesting things …
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Marfa Lights
Marfa, TX
73.3 miles from Fort Stockton, TX
Near U.S. Route 67, these unexplained lights have been seen for decades, and were first reported in a 1957 magazine. Investigators from the University of Texas at Dallas studied and monitored the site for 4 days in 2004, and came to the conclusion that the famous lights are actually reflected …
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Santa Fe Apartments - 2F
Midland, TX
89.0 miles from Fort Stockton, TX
Aparttment 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 at mornings. …
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Hotel Settles
Big Spring, TX
125.5 miles from Fort Stockton, TX
Dating back to the 1930's, the historic gem of an elegant hotel has been painstakingly restored to its former glory. The renovations stirred up some long forgotten ghost stories, and since the hotel reopened in 2012, reports of apparitions in period clothing, cold spots and a spook who plays with …
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