This is a guest contribution from Jacob Dillon. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there’s no denying that certain places have a spooky feel about them, and it’s no surprise that people have reported all sorts of unusual visions and experiences at the locations on this list. Perhaps ifContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from Vanessa Bermudez. Learn more about her in the About the Contributor section below. There are plenty of haunted hot spots throughout the United States, but some locations have a deeper history that expands beyond their paranormal instances. These five plantations are believed to be inhabitedContinue Reading
Someone shared this nifty infographic with me a while ago. Possible you already saw it elsewhere, but if not…now you have! Continue Reading
Haunt Jaunts is happy to publish the following guest post by Eve Pearce about five haunted cruise destinations. We’ve been to one. The rest are on our list. What about you? Cruise liner trips are among the best ways to explore the world; visiting historic cities, beautiful beaches, the highContinue Reading
Well, the ghosts factor in obviously, but what is it that really makes some haunted places more popular than others? I’ll give you a hint: it only has two letters. (I’ll reveal the answer later in the post.) But first, let me explain the catalyst for this post. In hisContinue Reading
My love affair with The Myrtles Plantation began when I was a little girl. As a summer day trip, my grandmother and mother brought me, my best friend, and younger sister on a plantation-jaunt around lovely St. Francisville in Louisiana. Of all the beautiful antebellum homes we visited that day,Continue Reading
I don’t care what anyone says. Time waster that Twitter may be for some, it’s been a freaking connection gold mine for me. Haunt Jaunts has two more guest bloggers lined up because of it. The next one is set up for now under the mysterious/exotic sounding username “skatoolaki.” (AlsoContinue Reading
Sometimes a blog just really grabs me. I like it instantly and am hooked just as fast. That’s what happened when I found Fiona Broome’s Hollow Hill. I’m still a relatively new follower. I’m not even sure how I found it. (Likely culprits are either Twitter or Ghost Hunting Theories.)Continue Reading
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