Old House Woods: Galleons and Phantoms of the Chesapeake
Three buried treasures, a floating Spanish ship, and ghosts trapped by transactions they never finished.
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Shopping Among Spirits: The Haunted Greater Columbus Antique Mall
A woman in yellow, a man in a brown suit, and a building with a genuinely layered past.
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Eighty Thousand Fans Jump on a Prisoner-of-War Camp: The Two Lives of Camp Randall
Beneath Wisconsin's loudest football tradition lies the northernmost Confederate graveyard in America
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Win One for the Ghost: George Gipp Still Rides at Notre Dame
The Gipper became American myth, then had his grave opened in 2007. His spirit, they say, noticed.
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Resurrection Mary: Chicago’s Most Famous Ghost Hitchhiker
A vanishing dancer on Archer Avenue, two candidates for her identity, and the evidence that quietly favors one.
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The Hitchhiker Who Grabbed the Wheel: Niles Canyon’s Guardian Ghost
Most vanishing hitchhikers just disappear. This one seized a speeding driver’s shoulder and saved his life. The White Witch of Niles Canyon breaks every rule.
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The Headless Conductor: The Enduring Legend of the Maco Light
A North Carolina ghost light tied to a decapitated brakeman, and why it vanished with the tracks
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The Haunted Ohio Statehouse: Civil War Hospitals and Lincoln’s Ghost
The Ohio Statehouse gleams with authority today. Behind that marble sits a grimmer past, and the ghost stories grow straight out of it. Before this…
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The Lady in Gray: The Confederate Ghost of Camp Chase Cemetery
Visitors describe her the same way across a century. A young woman in gray, a handkerchief in her hand, drifting between the headstones and weeping.…
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Murder and Mounds: The Dark History of the Blind Lady Tavern
The building at 22 East Mound Street has worn many faces: tavern, inn, bordello, jury room. Ghost hunters chase its spirits, but the deeper story…
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