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ARKANSAS-WITCHES HOLLOW - CAVE CITYNamed because folks said a witch once practiced her magic here, Witches Hollow is said to be haunted by the deceased witch who once murdered her husband. She has been seen walking along the dirt road off Sandtown Road. Some reports say that to get there, one must go past Thunder Hill Lane and follow the faint dirt road at the right
TEXAS-USS LEXINGTONKnown as the Blue Ghost, the USS Lexington is rumored to be haunted by an engine room operator who was killed in battle and several crew members who were killed in a WWII attack. Besides apparitions, witnesses have heard doors slam, seen lights go off on their own, and felt cold spots
OKLAHOMA -MCDONALD'SThe ghost of a little girl is said to haunt this fast-food restaurant. She has been seen going into the men’s restroom before opening hours, and she has been blamed for all the women’s restroom toilets flushing at once. Her laughter has been heard in the women’s restroom, and employees have reported that sometimes the restaurant will suddenly become very cold and the computer will turn on by itself.
a group of researchers dedicated to the preservation and acknowledgement to the public and to the science community of this creatures existence
The belief in ghosts as souls of the departed is closely tied to the concept of animism, an ancient belief that attributed souls to everything in nature.[14] As the 19th-century anthropologist George Frazer explained in his classic work, The Golden Bough (1890), souls were seen as the 'creature within' which animated the body.[ Although the human soul was sometimes symbolically or literally depicted in ancient cultures as a bird or other animal, it was widely held that the soul was an exact reproduction of the body in every feature, even down to the clothing worn by the person. This is depicted in artwork from various ancient cultures, including such works as the ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead (ca. 1550 BCE), which shows deceased people in the afterlife appearing much as they did before death, including the style of dress.
WHITE COLLAR SIDESHOW IS INDUSTRIAL, INDESTRUCTIBLE, HUSBAND-WIFE SHOCK-N-ROLL DUO. THEIR ULTRA-UNIQUE SOUND IS A MACABRE MASHUP OF COUNTRY, ROCK, METAL AND INDUSTRIAL INFLUENCES. SINCE 2006, WHITE COLLAR SIDESHOW, COMPRISED OF TD (DRUMS AND VOCALS) AND VERONICA (BASS AND VOCALS) HAS INTERTWINED ITS LOVE OF CINEMA AND HEART POUNDING ROCK TO CREATE A VISUAL AND AUDIO SPECTACLE! CHASING THE HORIZON AND EMBRACING THE JOURNEY, T&V HAVE BEEN MARRIED 21 YEARS AND HAVE TOURED 46 STATES, NEW ZEALAND, GERMANY, POLAND, BRAZIL AND CHILE.
WHITE COLLAR SIDESHOW IS INDUSTRIAL, INDESTRUCTIBLE, HUSBAND-WIFE SHOCK-N-ROLL DUO. THEIR ULTRA-UNIQUE SOUND IS A MACABRE MASHUP OF COUNTRY, ROCK, METAL AND INDUSTRIAL INFLUENCES. SINCE 2006, WHITE COLLAR SIDESHOW, COMPRISED OF TD (DRUMS AND VOCALS) AND VERONICA (BASS AND VOCALS) HAS INTERTWINED ITS LOVE OF CINEMA AND HEART POUNDING ROCK TO CREATE A VISUAL AND AUDIO SPECTACLE! CHASING THE HORIZON AND EMBRACING THE JOURNEY, T&V HAVE BEEN MARRIED 21 YEARS AND HAVE TOURED 46 STATES, NEW ZEALAND, GERMANY, POLAND, BRAZIL AND CHILE.
We are a husband and wife paranormal team based in the Kansas city area that started in 2015. Our goal is to focus on what is causing the phenomena. We like to debunk as much as we can during and after any investigation to see if there are any natural occurrences that could seem paranormal. We like to use all aspects of our knowledge before claiming anything paranormal. We feel we are unique as we try investigating places that have not been investigated extensively. There are times we collaborate with other groups to get their perspective of an investigation. The reasoning for this is each team has their own specialty they have developed over the years. Jim and I both had experiences growing up in our family homes. Jim’s family heard voices, thumps, people were pushed, it all depended on the number of people living in the house. Tami saw what some call the "hat man" from the age of 5 to the age of 12. We both have a passion to discover the unknown along with the history of the places we investigate and sometimes you can find if stories passed down are true or not. History is such an important part of our lives and want to preserve as much of it as we can. We try to stay up on the latest technology that is used in the paranormal field and find that sometimes everyday items can be used as well. Our team is here to offer service to anyone who feels that they have paranormal activity in their business or home.
Supernatural Investigation Group is a group of friends and family from Wiggins, Mississippi. They travel all over the south and eastern part of the country.
WHEELOCK MISSION
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According to the local stories, the hauntings at Wheelock Mission began when a man broke into the girls’ mission and murdered the girls. Witnesses say that the walls and trees bleed, and apparitions sit in chairs or hang from trees. One story tells of some teens who tried to steal a vase from the mission’s cemetery. When they got to the car with their plunder, the car wouldn’t start. Moments later when they had second thoughts and returned the vase, the car started just fine.
Cultures from around the world tell about small humanoids with magical powers. Gnomes, fairies, elves and hobgoblins share similarities with little people tales of the North American Indians. However, the little people are believed by many of these native people to be more than myth or legend.
Cultures from around the world tell about small humanoids with magical powers. Gnomes, fairies, elves and hobgoblins share similarities with little people tales of the North American Indians. However, the little people are believed by many of these native people to be more than myth or legend.
CRESCENT HOTEL-One of the most well-known haunted hotels in America, the Crescent hotel has a history that just requires there to be ghosts and haunts associated with it. And the Crescent has plenty. The site of a former hospital run by a con artist who had previously been convicted of practicing medicine without a license, the fraudulent sawbones promised a cure for cancer. Patients walked in on their own two feet and were carried out feet first. Deaths were so numerous that the basement housed its own morgue, which is a main tourist attraction now, sharing space with the hotel’s day spa
We’ve all heard of the Loch Ness Monster or Bigfoot, but they’re not the only mysterious beings allegedly living in our midst. Deeper into the annals of cryptozoology is a creature first reported nearly 50 years ago, whose appearance is said by some to herald disaster: The strange and terrifying Mothman
Bigfoot, also commonly referred to as Sasquatch, in Canadian and American folklore, is an ape-like creature that is purported to inhabit the forests of North America. Supposed evidence of the existence of Bigfoot is based on a number of anecdotal visual sightings, disputed video and audio recordings, photographs, casts of large footprints, etc.[2] Some of these are speculated or known to be hoaxes.[3] Bigfoot has become an icon within the fringe subculture of cryptozoology and an enduring element of popular culture
Legends of large, ape-like beasts can be found all over the world. Since the 1950s, the United States’ version of this has been “Bigfoot.” And since 1976, the FBI has had a file on him
Even though sightings of both Bigfoot and UFOs occurring at the same times and places are not uncommonly reported by eyewitnesses, the concurrence of such events is generally dismissed as coincidental, and any possible substantial connection between the two phenomena is not considered a matter of serious inquiry.
Raynham Hall, Norfolk, England
This gorgeous country home also has a dark past. The mysterious “Brown Lady,” rumored to be Lady Dorothy Walpole, was reported to be one of the apparitions to be captured on film in the December 1936 edition of Country Life.
Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
One of the most well-known haunted hotels in America, the Crescent hotel has a history that just requires there to be ghosts and haunts associated with it. And the Crescent has plenty. The site of a former hospital run by a con artist who had previously been convicted of practicing medicine without...
Rock Springs Cafe This former stagecoach stopover on the railroad route housed a saloon, a general store and a hotel, and is believed by many too be one of the most haunted places in town. Staff working late hours claim to have seen the saloon doors opening and closing by themselves, and have seen figures in old-fashioned garb wandering around the premises. In the evening, patrons have been reportedly harassed by an entity that throws chairs and furniture around, while cooking staff have been terrified on occasions by a presence that bangs pots and pans.
Since the dawn of mankind and its numerous religions there have been many that feature some form of Hell or underworld, typically portrayed as a place of eternal punishment, torment, suffering, and despair,
Aunt B's - Southern Hospitality Originally built in 1910 for the family of a doctor, Aunt B’s was an inn that was rumored to be haunted. Reports say it is no longer in operation and is for sale. Witnesses say the hauntings here consist of men who try to break into the window or peer in from the outside. The theory is that the ghosts are soldiers trying to get into the building, as the inn sits on the site of what was once an infirmary. The ghost of a child in old-fashioned clothing also has been seen on the patio, and several other apparitions of women and children have been noted inside the building.
What are shadow people? At first, they appear only out of the corner of your eye, furtively darting out of view when you turn to look straight at them, but are now gone. Did you really see them?
1880's Josephine Hotel Although the historic hotel is no longer in service, it now is an art museum and a café. Ghostly voices and strange lights have been seen in the building after it has closed down for the night.
1880's Josephine Hotel
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Although the historic hotel is no longer in service, it now is an art museum and a café. Ghostly voices and strange lights have been seen in the building after it has closed down for the night.
Gaineswood Plantation No plantation is complete without stories of a ghostly haunting and this one is fairly tame by comparison. A young woman who died while visiting the plantation is said to haunt Gaineswood. angry that she was not promptly returned to her home state for burial. Her anger must not be too great however, as she mostly expresses it by playing the piano, tickling the ivories and visitor’s fancies with long-forgotten melodies.
An ongoing debate in the Cryptozoology field is whether or not Bigfoot could be an interdimensional rather than flesh and blood creature. Expert believe that solid evidence such as tracks and other samples lend credence to the creature being a physical form. Could it be true? Are Bigfoot creatures really roaming our planet? Perhaps the idea is not as far-out as it might seem. Though it is likely that this may have been a residual spirit of a once living creature, it may also be a manifestation of a non-terrestrial or interdimensional being. Our world cultures possess thousands of cryptid and humanoid legends that have been told for hundreds, maybe thousands, of years. Is there a chance that we are chasing real entities that slip in and out of our plane of existence?
Gaineswood Plantation No plantation is complete without stories of a ghostly haunting and this one is fairly tame by comparison. A young woman who died while visiting the plantation is said to haunt Gaineswood. angry that she was not promptly returned to her home state for burial. Her anger must not be too great however, as she mostly expresses it by playing the piano, tickling the ivories and visitor’s fancies with long-forgotten melodies
s a legendary figure originating in Western Christian culture who is said to bring gifts to the homes of well-behaved ("good" or "nice") children on Christmas Eve (24 December) and the early morning hours of Christmas Day (25 December).[1] The modern Santa Claus grew out of traditions surrounding the historical Saint Nicholas (a fourth-century Greek bishop and gift-giver of Myra), the British figure of Father Christmas and the Dutch figure of Sinterklaas (himself also based on Saint Nicholas). a ghostly procession through the sky.
Crescent Hotel
One of the most well-known haunted hotels in America, the Crescent hotel has a history that just requires there to be ghosts and haunts associated with it. And the Crescent has plenty. The site of a former hospital run by a con artist who had previously been convicted of practicing medicine without a license, the fraudulent sawbones promised a cure for cancer. Patients walked in on their own two feet and were carried out feet first. Deaths were so numerous that the basement housed its own morgue, which is a main tourist attraction now, sharing space with the hotel’s day spa. Ghost sightings and stories are numerous and not limited to the Crescent’s stint as a health facility, there are also ghosts who date from its construction and its time as a girls’ school. Room 218 is said to be one of the most haunted rooms and it is claimed that this is where a former construction worker died when he fell, striking his head on a stone lintel. In addition room 419 is said to be haunted by a female ghost they call Theodora and rooms 202 and 424 are said to be haunted as well. Staff also claim that apparitions routinely walk the halls, especially nurses seen pushing people in wheelchairs. The hotel offers a nightly ghost tour that will take you through the hotel, pointing out all the rooms and stories associated with the building and ending up in the former morgue turned maintenance room.
On the morning of December 29, the U.S. Cavalry troops went into the camp to disarm the Lakota. One version of events claims that during the process of disarming the Lakota, a deaf tribesman named Black Coyote was reluctant to give up his rifle, claiming he had paid a lot for it.[7] Simultaneously, an old man was performing a ritual called the Ghost Dance. Black Coyote's rifle went off at that point, and the U.S. army began shooting at the Native Americans. The disarmed Lakota warriors did their best to fight back
Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday celebrated on various dates in Canada, the United States, some of the Caribbean islands, and Liberia. It began as a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest and of the preceding year. Similarly named festival holidays occur in Germany and Japan. Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday of October in Canada and on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States, and around the same part of the year in other places. Although Thanksgiving has historical roots in religious and cultural traditions, it has long been celebrated as a secular holiday as well.