There’s something about cemeteries that always tell a story of their own. You can read the headstones and learn about the generations before you. You can learn about the kind of lives they lived, and what brought them to their… Read More »The Iron Crosses of Dawson Cemetery in New Mexico
Just south of Dover, there sits a National Historic Landmark on the grounds of a former plantation. Here, you can glimpse some of the history of the region and learn about a little-known Founding Father. Most are unaware of his… Read More »The Ghost of a Founding Father at Poplar Hall in Delaware
Imagine being at the very southernmost tip of Maryland, looking over the entrance to the Potomac and the famous Chesapeake bay. All is calm and serene as the waves lap at the stoney cliffs nearby. Suddenly, you see a figure… Read More »Prisoners of War at Point Lookout Lighthouse in Maryland
Multiple spirits are reported, including a rare non-human apparition. Let’s learn all this and more about the Pollard Hotel in Red Lodge, Montana.
With a storied past including hometown musical hero Prince, let’s explore the haunted history of the First Avenue Nightclub in Minneapolis, MN.
The building has experienced paranormal activity almost its entire existence, but the two story adobe former hotel carries a lot of the history of the town itself.
Paranormal investigators have flocked to the Mizpah for its ghostly activity, many trying to communicate with the Lady in Red.
With a history as storied as the St. Augustine lighthouse, it’s no wonder why locals and tourists alike tell stories of the ghostly inhabitants of the island and tower itself.
While its 200 year history includes tragedies and triumphs, some say the lighthouse is active in more than one way; with spirits still haunting the grounds and buildings.
The mystery of the theater goes all the way back to the discovery of a very old photo that definitely shouldn’t have been there.