Haunted House Coloring Book

Truly the houses you will see here are haunted. Just choose one of the many available coloring pages to find out about it. As we can see, they contain a lot of different elements, that is why it will not be so easy to colour them all, especially if this section is chosen by a younger viewer of our drukowanka.pl website.

Information

1. Definition: A haunted house is a building or place where supernatural phenomena are said to occur, such as the appearance of ghosts or other figures from the afterlife.
2. Origins: Tales of haunted houses have been present in many cultures around the world for centuries. They can have roots in ancient religious beliefs, folk beliefs or local legends.
3. Popularity in culture: Haunted houses are a popular theme in literature, movies and TV shows. Famous films such as "The Amityville Horror" and "The Haunting" are based on the haunted house theme.
4. Actual haunted houses: In many places around the world there are buildings that are considered to be actually haunted. They often attract tourists and lovers of paranormal phenomena.
5. Reasons for "haunting." There are various theories explaining the causes of phenomena in haunted houses. They could be traumatic past events, restless spirits, or even natural causes such as drafts, abnormal building acoustics or electromagnetic emissions.
6. Skeptics: Many people are skeptical about the existence of haunted houses and believe that most phenomena can be explained by natural causes.
7. Research teams: There are teams and organizations that specialize in investigating paranormal phenomena in haunted houses, using a variety of equipment to detect and record unusual phenomena.

Trivia

1. The most famous haunted house:
   • Description: One of the most famous haunted houses in the world is the house in Amityville, New York. The events that took place there have become the basis for many books and movies, although many people consider the stories exaggerated or even made up.
2. White House:
   • Description: According to some sources, the White House in Washington is haunted by the ghost of Abraham Lincoln, who has been seen by many guests, including British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
3. Winchester Mystery House:
   • Description: A house in San Jose, California, built by Sarah Winchester, widow of the inventor of the Winchester rifle. The house has many strange features, such as a staircase leading nowhere, which was meant to mislead the spirits.
4. Electronic Voice Polling (EVP):
   • Description: Many groups investigating paranormal phenomena use the EVP technique, an attempt to record the voices of ghosts on electronic devices.
5. Stanley Hotel:
   • Description: This hotel in Colorado was the inspiration for Stephen King to write "The Shining." The hotel is believed to be haunted, and strange phenomena have been reported in many rooms.
6. Tower of London:
   • Description: The Tower of London is the site of many executions and is believed to be haunted by the ghosts of many people, including Anne Boleyn.
7. Natural causes:
   • Description: Sometimes "ghostly" phenomena in haunted houses can be caused by natural causes, such as drafts, rodents in the walls or faulty electrical systems.
8. "Stone Tape" theory:
   • Description: The theory suggests that emotional or traumatic events can be "recorded" in building materials and recreated under certain circumstances, creating the illusion of haunting.
9. "Haunted" attractions:
   • Description: Many theme parks around the world have attractions based on the theme of haunted houses to scare and amuse guests.
10. Visiting haunted places:
    • Description: There are many tour companies that organize tours of supposedly haunted places, offering tourists a thrill-filled experience.