Tag: Haunted

A Baby Cries in the Sensabaugh Tunnel

A Baby Cries in the Sensabaugh Tunnel

Imagine taking a late night drive. You come upon a tunnel in desperate need of repair; cracks are visible in the cement and graffiti is everywhere. Regardless, you choose to drive through, but your car suddenly dies. You try to restart it, but it won’t turn over. Glancing into your rearview mirror you see the shadow of a woman in your back seat. This is just one possibility of what could happen if you drive through the Sensabaugh Tunnel.

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The Haunted Shiloh National Military Park

Shiloh National Military Park

Fought From April 12, 1861 – May 9. 1865, the American Civil War saw between 600,000 and 1,000,000 casualties. Among them were approximately 50,000 civilians, and 80,000 slaves. One battle, the Battle of Corinth, saw more than 23,000 casualties. It’s no wonder the Shiloh National Military Park, located in southern Tennessee, is haunted.

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The Hands Resist Him, a Haunted Painting

There, on the wall, hung a well crafted painting of a young boy and girl, standing in front of a glass paneled door. It’s a lovely work of art, yet the more you look at it, the more you feel uneasy. Then, the painting appeared to come to life; the boy and girl would fight during the night, and eventually the boy would escape the painting and enter the room where it hung. The painting is titled, “The Hands Resist Him,” a work by artist Bill Stoneham.

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Hotel Henry and the Buffalo State Asylum

Haunted hotels and abandoned insane asylums are high value locations frequently sought after by ghost hunters and anyone looking for evidence of the paranormal. From the Millennium Biltmore Hotel to the Waverly Hills Sanatorium, thrill seekers are seldom let down. But what if there was a hotel that was once an insane asylum? That’s what you’ll find when you visit Buffalo, New York, and stay at the Hotel Henry, formerly the Buffalo State Asylum.

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Is Sallie a Demon? The Sallie House

Sallie lay awake on the operating table as the doctor began to cut into her. The anesthesia had not yet taken effect, but the doctor was anxious, eager to remove her appendix before it burst. Her screams could be heard throughout the house until her body went limp and they suddenly stopped. Sallie was dead, and no one would have imagined what would happen next. The house is now known as the Sallie House.

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The Conjuring: the Perron Family Haunting

The Conjuring: The Perron Family Haunting

Everyone loves a good scary movie. Well, almost everyone. If you’re one of the former, then chances are you’ve seen The Conjuring, or at least heard of it. But did you know it’s based on a true story. Read on to learn about the history of the Perron family, and the Arnold estate, also known as The Conjuring House.

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Welcome to The Island of the Dolls

Welcome to the Island of the Dolls

The town of Xochimilco is located in southern Mexico City, and is known for its canals. The canals, built by the Aztecs, are much like what you would find in Venice, Italy. They provide water transport where visitors can take gondola-like boats to see the sights. Not only will you find sightseers, but there are also food vendors, artisans, and mariachi boats that travel the canals. Xochimilco is a fun and festive town, but is also home to an island – a haunted island. No visit to Xochimilco is complete without a trip to La Isla de las Muñecas, The Island of the Dolls.

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The Haunting of the Monte Cristo Homestead

The Haunting of the Monte Cristo Homestead

If you’re looking for a fun place to visit, then look no further than the town of Junee in New South Wales, Australia. Take a tour of the Junee Roundhouse Railroad Museum, or visit the Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory. But if you’re interested in something a little darker, might we suggest the Monte Cristo Homestead – the most haunted house in all of Australia.

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The Disappearance of “Lucky” Lord Lucan

The Disappearance of Lucky Lord Lucan

His friends called him “Lucky,” but one has to question whether Richard John Bingham, the 7th Earl of Lucan, commonly known as Lord Lucan, was even close to being lucky. His gambling debts put a strain on his family and his marriage. A lengthy custody battle left him at odds with the woman he once loved. And to top it all off, he is forever remembered for disappearing without a trace, suspected of attacking his wife, and murdering the nanny.

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