A lonely, lost, red-haired little girl is one of the ghosts said to haunt the bridge which was demolished earlier this year. Or you might see one of the young men who hung themselves from the bridge or leaped to their doom over lost love. Enoch’s Bridge was a typicalContinue Reading
The Guardian was the first article I read that pondered whether the Los Roques islands are the new Bermuda Triangle. The article was written after Vittorio Missoni’s plane disappeared on January 4, 2013. I’m not into fashion so I don’t know who Vittorio Missoni is, but apparently he’s a bigContinue Reading
Located in the southern portion of the state, Bowling Green is Kentucky’s third largest city. It’s 60 miles from Nashville, Tennessee and 110 miles from Louisville, Kentucky. It was honored with a Dozen Distinctive Destination by the National Trust for Historic Preservation because of its dedication to showing off itsContinue Reading
I wrote about Stranded back in November as one of the new crop of paranormal “reality” shows debuting on Syfy this year. Well, its time has come. Stranded will debut on Syfy on February 27 at 9/8 Central. It looks like it could be good. As I stated before, itContinue Reading
When we posted Kathryn Hohmann’s first guest blog, we suggested there might be another one to follow. There certainly is, and it’s another creepy one. We’re delighted to share it with you here and welcome Kathryn back. Blame it on the rental car. With every gloomy mile, we seem toContinue Reading
Springfield, Missouri has her own castle. The structure sits well hidden behind Evangel College. Driving along Glenstone one would never know the castle existed from the view near the street. The building was designed to resemble a castle reflecting the theme of the Knights of Pythias, a male secret societyContinue Reading
Since I was eight-years old and carrying around my first book about ghosts and haunted houses, I’ve been keeping a list in some form or another listing every haunted location I’ve ever heard about. Every hospital, highway, cemetery, church, museum, library, landmark and castle and what not, I’ve become familiarContinue Reading
I’m not sure if 2012 had more mass shootings than any other year, but I felt they were more disturbing than any other year. Maybe because the shootings at the theater in Aurora, Colorado and Newtown, Connecticut were so senselessness. I mean, it wasn’t like the shooters had a personalContinue Reading
Depending on how often you visit our site, you may or may not be aware we updated our header. It’s not a completely new look. Same style as our old one, just with some new photos. We wanted a refreshed look for the New Year. And we had a wholeContinue Reading
Did I do more than perhaps experience the ghost children at the Shilo Inn when I stayed there? Did I perhaps capture a picture of a ghost? I believed I had never even taken any photos with “orbs” in them. (“Orbs” are in quotes because I think 99% of onesContinue Reading
A long time ago my friend Jade Walker sent me a link (that I unfortunately no longer have) asking if Haunt Jaunts is dark tourism. I think the link was to the Institute for Dark Tourism Research, but for some reason I didn’t save it so I’m not positive aboutContinue Reading
Two weeks ago when I did my Haunt Jaunt of the Week segment on “Keeping the Spirits Alive!”, I spoke about a great place to find the ghosts of Christmas Past: Jekyll Island. What I meant by “ghosts of Christmas past” was a historic place dedicated to bringing the ChristmasContinue Reading
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