The Wild West town of Tombstone, Arizona first came onto my radar through watching paranormal shows as a kid, with the renowned Bird Cage Theatre being close to the top of my paranormal bucket list. Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday in the Tombstone movie was also enough to inspire a trip to Tombstone, and I... Continue Reading →
The city of Savannah sits on Georgia's coastline, separated from the state of South Carolina by the Savannah River. It is a city full of public squares lined with luxurious antebellum homes and trees dripping with Spanish moss. It is a quintessential image of the south. It's also known as being one of the most... Continue Reading →
Philadelphia was founded in 1682 and during the American Revolution became our nation's first capital. As you can imagine, any place with that much history has to have some ghost stories, and there is certainly no shortage of haunted locations in the City of Brotherly Love. If you're looking for the chance to catch some... Continue Reading →
In the heart of downtown Boston, just steps from the Freedom Trail and Boston Common, sits a 551-room historic hotel called the Omni Parker House that is known to be the oldest continually operating hotel in the country. It's also rumored to be Boston's most haunted hotel. The Parker House was built in 1855 by... Continue Reading →
Being the paranormal fanatic that I am, the juke joint Earnestine & Hazel's was top of the list for me in my preparations to visit Memphis, Tennessee. I had caught a glimpse of it on a paranormal TV show and knew I had to pay a visit. I like to visit haunted bars when I travel,... Continue Reading →
It's that wonderful time of year when snowflakes are falling here in the Mid-Atlantic and most people are taking their trips south in search of warmer weather, and I've been reminiscing about two years ago when I decided to go north instead. It was probably the craziest travel decision I have ever made, and with... Continue Reading →
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