Haunted Winn Dixie

HAUNTED SUPERMARKET: near haunted Woodbridge Cemetery, Fern Park, FL. This is the Winn-Dixie at 17-92 & South Street. Gone are the ferns. Only a few graves still visible. Homemade tombstones. Large, lonely lot. 1800's once used the site to bury slaves and poor pioneers. Slave trade location. Huge sandy field. Sinkholes. Ant mounds. Regret. Construction during the '50s and '60s. Bulldozed bones. Native Americans refused to work any more. Bad feelings. Winn-Dixie strip mall now stands across the street. Some say over old graves. Bakery? Dead bread boos. Deli? Something smelly. Cold spots near the cooler. Front doors open by themselves. In Woodbridge Cemetery dark shapes shamble along the perimeter. Drinking tall boys. Photograph evidence. Fondling of misty-dawn, low-hanging orbs. Blow it up. Floating heads. Faces in anguish. My partner and I investigated last night. Parked at Winn-Dixie. Left the Bible in the car. Went walking. Saw nothing. Paid respects. Took snapshots. Got home. Photograph evidence. Strange palm frond. Looks like broomstick. Too symmetrical for nature. Hands involved. Burned our clothing. Threw away our Winn-Dixie peanut butter. They moved the headstones but left the bodies. They changed the expiration dates but left the products. Don't go to Woodbridge Cemetery - or Winn-Dixie - alone.

As detailed in the Greg Jenkins 2005 Pineapple Press book "Florida's Ghostly Legends & Haunted Folklore V.1 South & Central Florida"

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