Deborah CobbCutting down a tree is a sad affair. It’s likely stood there longer than your own lifespan, with a thick trunk and gnarled branches reaching […]
Category: Locations
Ghost to Coast: Omni Mount Washington Resort in New Hampshire
A beautiful resort in the woods of New Hampshire is a welcome retreat to most visitors. Beautiful architecture, picturesque views, and plenty of activities to […]
Ghost to Coast: The Goldfield Hotel in Nevada
The hauntings began very shortly after the opening of the hotel.
Ghost to Coast: Alliance Theater in Nebraska
“If the theater is haunted, they’re friendly ghosts,” said the owner of Alliance Theatre in Alliance, Nebraska. The building stands tall in the historic part […]
Ghost to Coast: Virginia City Ghost Town in Montana
Virginia City isn’t just a lovely place to visit for wild west history, it’s also filled with the ghosts of previous occupants, still stuck in the gold rush days.
Ghost to Coast: The King’s Tavern in Nachez, Mississippi
Three skeletal bodies were found stuffed behind the walls, bricked in like a cask of amontillado.
Ghost to Coast: The Schmidt Brewery in St. Paul, Minnesota
Several workers on the floor of the brewery met untimely ends, including a man who fell down an unmarked elevator shaft while working, meeting his death at the bottom of the shaft.
Ghost to Coast: Seul Choix Pointe Lighthouse in Michigan
Built in 1895, the Seul Choix Pointe Lighthouse stands strong after nearly 120 years, but it’s not as isolated as one might think, especially with a crew from beyond the grave guarding the important light in the darkness.
Ghost to Coast: Maryland’s Jericho Covered Bridge
You might see those bodies swinging from the bridge if you’re not careful, or if you’re seeking a thrill. Just don’t say we didn’t warn you of the paranormal activity you might experience if you cross the bridge at night.
Ghost to Coast: The Criterion Theatre in Maine
As popular as the old theater is, It appears to be even more popular with the spirits from beyond the grave that still care for the theater as if it were their own.