The crossroads where the paranormal and history meet.
There are lots of very strong spirits along the Econ River, including mindless whispers and even some violent ones. There are many active patches around Geneva and Chuluota. Behind the still water, there is a pit in the river near a moldy blanket where there is a lot of paranormal action and spiritual activity.
Farnum Hall is the home of many spirits, some of which are troublesome, some friendly. Many students also claim to have seen these ghosts. It is reported that some students have seen apparitions standing above their beds late at night, and throughout the day and night, noises of people walking and whispers can be heard |Read More
Beyond the report of a man seen looking out the window, guests and staff have reported encounters with ‘Vince,’ a long-term resident who is said to continue his habit of rearranging butter knives. An elegant ‘Victorian Gentleman’ is often seen watching the plaza from the windows of Room 214. The third floor is noted for |Read More
The spirit of former star athlete haunts this high school. On random nights, people in the building have heard basketballs bouncing in the gym when no one is there. There are also reports of strange whisperings, eerie lights, and other strange occurrences.
Off Pleasant Hill Road in Athol, MA, there’s a chilling location known for its dark past. Deep in the woods, 400 yards from the road, a cult once resided. They performed sacrificial rituals involving both animals and humans. The entrance to their eerie clearing is marked by seven gates, leading to an altar and a |Read More
Poltergeist/Presence very strong in this 14 screen multiplex. House Lights flicker on & off, muffled laughter/whispers, also arm rests lower & raise themselves up of their own accord, especially in theatre 5. Also Workers report in the projection booth a shadowy figure can be glimpsed, & lurks around projector number 5.
Mr. Slagle was one of the first settlers in Livingston County. He built a mill and was a wealthy man. He had several wives and several children, but most of them died mysteriously. Mr. Slagle is said to have murdered them all, but since there was no law in Livingston County yet, he was never |Read More