As we get closer to Halloween, we wanted to check some of the spookiest spots in Texas.
From the old Spaghetti Warehouse to Hotel Galvez and spots across Texas, these are some of the Lone Star State's biggest frights!HOUSTON — Things are bigger and apparently spookier in Texas, so if you're up for one of the scariest road trips ever, we dug deep into the haunted history of our state and found 11 of theWe start at La Carafe in Houston. This wine bar is believed to be the oldest in town.
Next, we slither down south to Galveston and Hotel Galvez. The haunted history of this place supposedly starts with a lovelorn lady who took her own life after the death of her fiancé. Guests who dare stay on the fifth floor have reported hearing footsteps and doors slamming.
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