The Haunted Satin Dress and Abraham Lincoln
Major Henry Rathbone was the son of a successful and wealthy Albany businessman who made his fortune from the making and selling of stoves. His fiance, Clara...
The Ghost Ship Octavius
In 1761, a sailing ship named The Octavius departed London bound for China, and arrived safely at her destination about a year later. She departed China in...
Investigating The Paranormal: Do You Have A Ghost In Your House?
We’ve all seen the ghost hunter reality shows, where teams of paranormal investigators come in with their high-tech equipment and try to determine the nature of a...
The Ghost of Murdered Orphan Anne Naylor
In 1758 thirteen year old Anne Naylor and her younger sister were apprenticed to the Sarahs Metyard, a mother and daughter who ran a milliner’s on Bruton...
Shadow People – Friendly or Something to be Feared?
By Christina Schumacher Fearing shadow people seems to make sense but, since we do not understand them, maybe they are more than meets the eye and, perhaps, they...
Mirrors In Spiritual And Metaphysical Beliefs
"Mirror, mirror, on the wall; who's the most mysterious of all?" The mirror chuckles knowingly and answers, "I am." It's true - mirrors have always both fascinated and...
The Creepy Legend of The Mongoloid House
Most people in Marion County, Ohio have heard the legend of The Mongoloid House, which is situated on Salem Road, and is not to be confused with...
The Ghosts of Bonnie and Clyde
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were two of American’s most infamous gangsters during the Great Depression of the 1930s. They both came from desperate poverty and both...
Mysterious History: Lincoln’s Ghost Train
Almost certainly the most famous ghost train in America is the one that took President Abraham Lincoln home after he was assassinated in 1865. (The exhumed body...
Mystery of Mudhouse Mansion
The story of Mudhouse Mansion is riddled with mystery, which is perhaps why after slipping into abandonment in the 1930s it became the source of so many...
