Old South Pittsburgh Hospital will always hold a special spooky place in my heart. It’s where I lost my ghost hunting virginity. That’s why an article on the Haunted Librarian’s site last year caught my eye: Old South Pittsburg Hospital Shut Down. Say what? I had investigated there in 2010. SinceContinue Reading
If you follow Coast to Coast AM’s site, they post all kinds of articles. The ones I’ve gotten a kick out of the past several weeks are the reports of what certain clairvoyants predict for 2019’s future. So what do they have to say? Let’s take a look: Blind Mystic’sContinue Reading
If you’re a Disney fan, you likely do. If not, maybe you’re even wondering, “Mouse ears? What in the heck does that mean?” You know. As in Mickey Mouse ears? The above is an example of the classic Mickey Mouse hat I grew up with. These days headbands seem toContinue Reading
Twice in just over six months I’ve been lucky enough to visit one of my most favorite cities: San Francisco. However, every time I’ve gone, I’ve wound up at the Musée Méchanique. This time was no different. Except, I told myself I wasn’t going there this trip. Which disappointed myContinue Reading
Thanks to Amazon Prime and its videos, I was finally able to watch Hereditary. I wanted to see it when it came out, but it got such mixed reviews I decided to save my money and wait. Although, Lesia, aka the Haunted Librarian, changed my mind with her post, “Should YouContinue Reading
A PR rep for Travel Channel’s Kindred Spirits reached out asking if I’d be interested in participating in a phone interview with the show’s stars, Amy Bruni and Adam Berry, to hear about the new season. That was an easy yes. The Series Travel Channel’s hit series, Kindred Spirits, returns for itsContinue Reading
This is a guest contribution from freelance writer Sally Writes. Castles have been around for over 1000 years since the first one was built in Germany. More than a thousand continue to this day with most being located all around Europe, Asia, and Africa with a few elsewhere. Castles have beenContinue Reading
I sent out a Merry Christmas newsletter from the Skeleton Crew (with a link back to the Happy Holidays post I wrote), and I was delighted to get a few replies in return. One of them is even the reason for this post. Kevin is the Head Ghoul of aContinue Reading
The last half of 2018 saw some exciting developments on the paranormal front. Namely, two new historic –and haunted– locations opened for business. Not only that, both are super para-friendly. Let’s take a quick peek at both, shall we? Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary – Petros, Tennessee It’s got a bitContinue Reading
The Historic Haunts Team has not done their annual ghostly photo contest the past couple of years, but this year it’s back! Please email them your best REAL ghostly photos for their annual contest. The top three will be featured on their website and Facebook page. They will giveContinue Reading
Historic Dun Glen Hotel Site Soon Accessible A new recreational trail built by the National Park Service is expected to make a long-lost historical site accessible to hikers. The Dun Glen Hotel was lost to a fire in 1930; however, it remained a popular, albeit inaccessible, hiking destination for historyContinue Reading
Story of 2018: Chile’s Mummy Mystery One of 2018’s fascinating stories was the authentication of a 6-inch skeleton found in a deserted mining town in the Atacama Desert. La Noria, Chile was a nitrate enriched mining town located in the northern part of Chile. It is virtually inaccessible today. InContinue Reading
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