Hellview Cemetery is a free local haunted attraction stationed in St. Petersburg, Florida which formed in 1996. What started as a simple yard haunt has become a featured event that no Halloween in Saint Petersburg should be without. Come see the Haunted House in Tampa Bay that everyone is talking about.
This year the disappearance of Madame Oar is still leaving the power balance of Hellview
in shambles. Swamp Water Maggie and her loyal tribe of were-wolves, the Lugaru
family, have been battling every force of evil that rises within the walls of
Hellview for years but a new power is growing.
Ancient drums can be heard
ringing through the land. The serpent worshiping The Blackwater Clan has been seen
hunting for sacrificial offerings to their ancient god. These cannibalistic
inbred swamp people, lead by their high priest Hezekiah Blackwater, are some of
the most feared denizens of the swamps of Florida.
What will you do as
you walk through the middle of an unholy war that is bringing forth every spirit
that resides in Hellview Cemetery? Can you dare make it through these Rites of
Passage?
About Hellview Cemetery
No one knows how old Hellview Cemetery really is. Some say it existed even before the Seminole Indians were ever to set foot on the peninsula of what is now Saint Petersburg, Florida. The mound builders of the area gave it a wide berth as they said, "The dead are not quiet there."
The graves inside the cemetery date from centuries old to recent deaths of only a few years. This is odd as no records exist of anyone being actually buried there. Even stranger still is the fact the some of the graves date to before the European colonization of America.
The early natives of what would eventually become St. Petersburg avoided this area and noted that it was near a “Gateway to Shadow.” They built several midden mounds in the area as a warning to any travelers of the evils the lie in wait here. Sadly early European settlers of the area assumed the mounds were some strange topographical feature of this tropical paradise since they were so different from the usual burial mounds they had found. This misconception is what led the settlers to name the area Hillview. It did not take long for people to innately start calling the area Hellview instead, due to the unnatural darkness and sense of foreboding surrounding the early settlements in the Tampa Bay area.
Theories
abound as to the nature of Hellview Cemetery. Though few are brave
enough to study it for long, most believe there is some sort of portal
inside the graveyard that allows it to pull in evil forces to die in its immediate area. Some theorize that the graveyard itself is actually a gateway to another dimension that is trying to keep the evil forces trapped
in its own walls. So many dark stories are associated with this area of St. Petersburg, some legend some fact. Several paranormal groups have investigated the cemetery and all have confirmed it's numerous hauntings.
All we know is that as October nears, the area around Old Northeast St. Petersburg gets darker. The streets seem to become more sinister as the summer heat finally begins to break. An unusually bitter chill wind mixes with the Gulf Breeze. Graves start popping up where simple yards used to grow. A strange pale light emanates from the area. Do you dare enter the mausoleum and see where it's path leads you this year?
Hellview reaches from beyond and grips St. Petersburg in terror.
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