Woodburn: The Haunted Mansion Where Delaware’s Governor Actually Lives
Delaware's governor doesn't just work in a historic building. They sleep down the hall from at least four ghosts.
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Moonville Tunnel Ghost: Investigating Ohio’s Haunted Railway
A lantern in the dark, a brakeman legend, and the primary sources that point to a different man entirely.
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Bigfoot in the San Juans: Colorado’s Sasquatch Country
When people think of Bigfoot country, they usually picture the dense old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest. But Colorado's San Juan Mountains, partic...
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The Copper Queen Hotel: Three Ghosts Who Never Checked Out of Bisbee
Julia, Billy, and the bearded man in the top hat still haunt Arizona's longest-running hotel
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The Cradle of Texas Liberty: Miracles, Regret, and the Alamo’s Restless Ground
How thirteen days in 1836 still shape downtown San Antonio long after dark
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The Thunderbird of the San Luis Valley
The San Luis Valley, a vast high-altitude basin ringed by the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan mountain ranges, has a well-earned reputation as one…
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Delaware’s Phantom Creeks: The Water-Spirit Folklore No One Has Written Down
From a beheaded bride on Route 78 to a screaming girl at Lums Pond, Delaware's waterways carry more ghost stories than any single legend can…
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Cheesman Park: Denver’s Cemetery Under the Grass
Cheesman Park is one of Denver's most photographed green spaces — a rolling lawn framed by the Denver Botanic Gardens and a marble pavilion with…
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Bessie: The Monster of Loch Lomond
High in Colorado's Front Range, at roughly 11,000 feet on the edge of the James Peak Wilderness, sits a small alpine lake called Loch Lomond.…
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Slaughterhouse Canyon: The Wailing Mother of Kingman
A Gold Rush tragedy left a chilling legend echoing through the canyon walls near Kingman
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