HauntedLineage

The crossroads where the paranormal and history meet.

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Jun 17:  Haunted Lineage Search is Now in Public Beta
Jun 6:  The Entity in the Kitchen and the Guardian on the Stairs
Feb 26:  The Ghosts in the Ledger: My First Podcasthon, and a Different Kind of Haunting
Jan 20:  One Fifth of a Mile, Gone Without a Trace
Feb 12:  Night Terrors on Elm Street – Part 2
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Jul 27:  Ephemeral Soldier – Palmyra Massacre
Apr 18:  My First Paranormal Investigation
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Jan 8:  Death Doesn’t Mean Goodbye
Jan 3:  My Earliest Encounter
Dec 1:  My Haunted Lineage
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Fort Washita

Fort Washita is haunted by many ghosts of the Civil War. The most famous is a lady named “Aunt Jane,” who was killed by decapitation during the war. She is said to wander the grounds with her head under her arm.

Trestle

About half a mile into the woods there is a creek that an old set of train tracks used to go across, and one night a homeless man was walking down the tracks sometime around midnight and he had sat down to catch his breathe and fell asleep. The man woke up to the vibration […]

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