For believers and ghost enthusiasts, Most Civil War battlefields are haunted by the restless souls of fallen soldiers. And of...
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Leo, 26. Not-Pro-Volleyball Player. I was born in Canada but I live in Austria and my relatives come from USA, Switzerland, Italy and England. I'm not picky about food, I don't believe in ghosts but I love their stories.
The Tar River flows into the Pamlico Sound after crossing much of the northeast part of North Carolina. It meanders...
For many, cemeteries are macabre enough without any paranormal activity or ghost sightings. So here’s a Michigan graveyard that is...
The almighty potato chip, a culinary marvel in the world of junk food still today, has long been the number...
The town of Hyder, Alaska, is both the geographically easternmost town in Alaska, as well as the southernmost town in...
Apparently, most people born in North Carolina have visited Blowing Rock at one time or another in their lives. The...
One of the most famous ghost story in the history of the South dates back to the early 1870’s in...
In August, as Earth’s orbit crosses the dust ejected by the comet Swift-Tuttle (the largest object known to repeatedly pass...
After a lavish wedding in a stately mansion, members of the wedding party play a game of hide-and-seek. It isn't...
From Mina Harker’s diary, Chapter 6, Dracula by Bram Stoker: “Right over the town is the ruin od Whitby Abbey,...
Crater Lake, Oregon, has been known different names. It was first known, to non-Native Americans anyway, as “Deep Blue Lake,”...
If you go to any coastal town in the South, you’ll see huge, centuries-old live oaks with limbs covered in...
The Victorian era was one of enormous transformation for British industry and architecture, popular also for its weirdnesses, including funerals...
The top of Glengesh Pass in County Donegal, Ireland, is breathtaking. Here you’re in one of the most remote corners...
Some forty miles from New York, there is a place called Rosemary Farm (or Roland Conklin Estate), a Long Island...
For generations people have talked about one house in Savannah more than any other, with creepy tales of the past...
Despite its tiny size, the little town of Bufort, Wyoming, has become somewhat of a roadside attraction. It has two...
Try to imagine twelve fine young men sat around a fine dinner table with a fine white tablecloth and fine...
It is said that the town of Yorktown is haunted. From Cornwallis’ Cave on the banks of the York River,...
The "undead dead" have always been an interesting aspect of global folklore. Many cultures seem to have at least a...
There is no shortage of spooky graveyards in America, especially in the South and, it seems, when it comes to...
Throughout the coasts of the Caribbean, Central America, the northern edges of South America, but also in south Florida, there...
Founded in 1565, St. Augustine, Florida is the oldest continuously-occupied city in America. Since antiquity and all the way to...
The first orphanage in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the destination for area Native American and parentless children, was built...
Thousand of people regularly climb up the 199 steps leading to St. Mary’s Church. Fortunately for them, visitors, locals, tourists...
More than four hundred years ago, Europeans wanted to set up colonies in the New World. Sir Walter Raleigh, an...
A variety of fish-tailed gods were worshipped by the first civilisations of the Middle East, and the earliest known of...
Apparently some North Carolina lakes of considerable depth generate as many legendary tales, expecially fish tales, but not only. Badin...
Subterranean London is a very crowded space: there’s the London Underground, Joseph Bazalgette’s sewer system, buried waterways like the River...
Born on this day, June 7 1761, Scottish civil engineer John Rennie was responsible for three important landmarks in central...
