10 Haunted Houses Coloring Pages - Free!

Who hasn't heard about a haunted house? Maybe you have already seen them in some animated series, or in documentaries on television. Don't they seem interesting to you? They are houses in which strange events tend to occur.

Generally, haunted houses tend to be inhabited by ghosts or spirits, even poltergeists. Usually these presences that occupy a house tend to be there because of some murder or accidental deaths that occurred on the premises.

In the United States, haunted houses tend to be houses from the 19th century or the early 20th century. In Europe, on the other hand, it is common to hear stories and legends about beings that dwell in old palaces and castles.

There are many interesting things that revolve around haunted houses. Why not come and learn more? If you dare to paint this theme you will come across fun facts about haunted houses. Don't waste any more time! It's time to have fun painting the haunted houses coloring pages at Coloring Together.

1. The Amityville house is one of the most famous haunted houses in the world. In it the oldest son of the DeFeo family, 23 years old, murdered his parents and siblings in cold blood, leaving a total of 6 dead.
2. The Tower of London is considered the most haunted site that exists on Earth. How scary! It is 900 years old and it is said that the ghost of Anne Boleyn, who was imprisoned and beheaded, dwells in it.
3. Loftus Hall is considered the most haunted house that exists in Ireland. The legends tell that inside it dwells the devil and the spirit of a young woman. Incredible and terrifying!
4. In Scotland is Boleskine House, a house built in the 18th century, and which witnessed all the rituals done by the black magician Aleister Crowley. It is said that all of its staff went mad.
5. The Black House, located in Mexico, was a house that served as a refuge for people who suffered from typhoid fever, in 1935. One night, the neighbors set fire to the house because it was believed that this disease was of the devil.
6. The Black House, located in Mexico, was set on fire with typhoid fever patients and doctors inside, due to prejudices among the neighbors who thought it was a disease of the devil. The most curious thing of all is that the house did not suffer serious structural damage. It resisted the fire!
7. In Jamaica is the Rose Hall, a house in which, legend tells, a very cruel woman lived. It is said that she murdered three of her husbands and numerous lovers who were her slaves, until a slave killed her with a single stab.
8. In Sudbury, Massachusetts, there is a very terrifying inn. It is said that the ghost of Jerusha Howe, the sister of the first owners of the inn, who died of a broken heart, dwells in it. Since then it is said that her spirit wanders through the inn.
9. The Skirrid Mountain Inn was a place that was used as a courtroom and execution hall, which is why it is said that the spirits of the executed dwell there, even after it became an inn. The stories tell that they attack the guests at night.
10. The Atherton Mansion is a famous haunted house, located in California. Its owner, an important merchant, died due to kidney problems on a trip through Chile, and since they had no coffin, the ship's captain preserved him in a barrel of wine, which arrived at his mansion.