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
In some haunted hotels, guests are frightened to come back to their rooms to find their items in disarray. In others, the spirits may feel malicious or terrifying. You may walk down the halls to see a ghostly apparition and… Read More »An Unsolved Murder at the Historic Anchorage Hotel
In 1848, James W. Marshall had built a mill on the river near Coloma, California, known as Sutter’s Mill for the proprietor, Sacramento pioneer John Sutter. One day, Marshall examined the water rushing out of the mill and had a… Read More »Gold and the Basement at the Vineyard House in California
When the twin cities were still in their infancy and growing into the metropolises they would become, a family of mushroom farmers took on the gargantuan task of carving out the sandstone nearby the Mississippi river in St. Paul into… Read More »Bullets in the Sandstone at Wabasha Street Caves in Minnesota
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
Tucked away in a cemetery in Illinois is a strange sight to behold. A section of graves with 750 plots, but some headstones are only engraved with names like “Smiley,” or “Baldy.” Surrounding this section of the cemetery, you’ll find… Read More »The Elephants of Showmen’s Rest in Illinois
90 years after her maiden voyage, the Queen Mary sits off the dock in Long Beach and welcomes visitors to this day. However, some passengers never left her opulent halls.
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.
The haunting legends of the Epperson home began after Harriet’s untimely death at the age of 47, with ghostly organ music and the apparition of a girl in an evening gown, as if dressed for a recital.