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The Witch’s Grave of Mesilla, New Mexico
Just outside the historic village of Mesilla, New Mexico, there is a grave that refuses to be ignored. Known simply as the Witch’s Grave, this small, unassuming burial site has become one of the most whispered-about paranormal locations in the Southwest. Locals warn visitors to be respectful, investigators approach with caution, and legends insist that
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The Hauntings of The Governor’s Mansion: Texas’s Spooky Residence
The Hauntings of The Governor’s Mansion: Texas’s Spooky Residence Welcome, 13 Society readers! Deep in the heart of Texas lies not just a political powerhouse, but also a house with a haunted heart. The Governor’s Mansion in Austin isn’t just home to the state’s leaders; it’s a hotbed of ghostly tales that’ll send shivers down
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Ghosts of Savannah, GA
Ghosts of Savannah, GA Savannah, Georgia is one of the most haunted places in America. Its historical district is known for ghosts, spooky tours, and haunted places. Everything there, from the cobblestone streets to the hanging Spanish moss, has a dark tale behind it. 11 Places with Ghosts 432 Abercorn Street Mercer Williams House The
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Haunted bars and pubs around the world
Haunted bars and pubs around the world: Bars and pubs have long been places where people gather to drink, socialize, and have fun. However, some of these establishments have a darker side, as they are said to be haunted by ghosts and spirits. From the United States to the United Kingdom and beyond, here are
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Top 10 Haunted Locations in the World
The world is full of mysterious and spooky places that have long fascinated people. People believe that ghosts and spirits haunt places ranging from abandoned asylums to ancient castles. Here are our picks for the top 10 most haunted locations in the world: 1. The Tower of London, UK People consider the Tower of London
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Interview With a Ghost Hunter
Interview With a Ghost Hunter A group of people with a passion for encountering the supernatural wait patiently in an allegedly haunted place. Devoid of fear, they try to control their excitement as the EVP, a ghost hunting tool, detects a voice nearby. L’aura Hladik Hoffman, founder of the New Jersey Ghost Hunting Society, explained
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Hoofprints in the Loch: Scotland’s Water-Horses
Hoofprints in the Loch: Scotland’s Water-Horses Introduction Scotland is home to a rich history of legends. One of the most famous and well-known legends is that of the Water-Horse. Tales of the Water-Horse can vary drastically in nature. Some stories depict the horse-like being as a malicious creature which stalks local shorelines in attempts to
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The Queen Mary
The Queen Mary: Haunted Hotel Known as the “Grey Ghost”, the Queen Mary is in her 93rd year. After years of being a warship, passenger ship and now a well-known hotel in Long Beach, California. The Queen Mary has been voted one of the Top 10 Most Haunted Places in America by Time magazine. History
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Skinwalker Ranch: Utah’s Most Notorious Paranormal Hotspot
It’s a cold, crisp night in the Uintah basin. It’s pitch black, except for a few dim lights from neighboring farmsteads in the distance. But, within the harsh silhouette of the landscape, an eerie silence takes over. The wild cries of coyotes in the distance abruptly stop; the orchestra of crickets suddenly becomes dead silent.
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Ghost Stories: Maine’s Route 2A
Maine has a fair share of ghost stories, one being Route 2A. This section, known as the Haynesville Woods, is a dangerous road due to sharps curves and turns. This certain stretch of road is a place one wouldn’t like to drive after dark. There is even a country song written by a former truck