Fort Meade Monument Park
 
I almost passed by this place but it was what it was a place which once was a battle field turned into a small park. The area hardly had any trees but on all sides of the park was houses. I can imagine some of them probably are haunted.
 
The park was very cold when we entered and I only seen one or two picnic benches. Their was no playground, a few trees were planted with plaques and in the middle was a giant concrete monument.
 
There was a lot of energy near the monument but the one thing I suppose that stood out here was that the battlefield/park was very very cold. I could not feel my feet nor my hands. I did not even complete the investigation. I just took a few photos and got back in the car. Not that it helped since my heat does not work so that even made it worst.
 
But I felt death I felt a lot of bone chilling coldness here. It was a peaceful place but the spirits cried in the wind.
 
Not much to add to the report just that we almost walked around the area twice before heading back to the car. There was an area that had some shrubs and a large tree which probably was there during a Seminole battle that is probably where your ghost is at or at least where we felt watched.
 
We headed back to the car and the sun was not to far off from coming up although it was still night out so we had time to have another adventure and so we went out to a very secluded area which was the ghost town of Brewster.