In the southeast part of Santa Barbara, the largest privately-funded park in the United States – Elings Park – sits sprawled across the cityscape. Whether it’s hiking or playing sports, running around on the playground equipment or just enjoying beautiful landscaping that gets your motor running, you can be assured that Elings Park is going […]
Read more >
I remember lying in my bed, drenched with sweat, as the light in the room darkened to pitch black. My teeth chattered and I felt a frosty breeze creeping from my toes right up to my small head. Then I saw him.
Read more >
In the high desert of the Trans-Pecos in West Texas sits a little two-thousand-soul town called Marfa. If you’re the sort of tourist who enjoys visiting art museums, though, you might enjoy the place: for the past few decades, Marfa has been a favored destination for those seeking minimalist art and historical architecture. Plus, if […]
Read more >
When it comes to cemeteries, certain things often come to mind: tombstones, mausoleums, and sinister looking trees. Often times, horror writers and directors rely on the creepy associations most people make when it comes to cemeteries in order to provide natural (and inexpensive) scenes for their work. Daniel (Name changed for privacy), a young professional […]
Read more >
In April of 1854, San Diego was in the process of receiving a government funded lighthouse on Point Loma. The project included the establishment of six lighthouses total along the coastline. The location had been selected because it was close to the summit of Point Loma. The Historic Lighthouse of San Diego Updated 2/10/2020 – […]
Read more >
In 1925, two gentlemen by the names of Harry Kellim and George Thacker purchased twenty-seven acres of land in what is now Bradenton, Florida. The land became dedicated as a burial ground, and the two men had many plans to expand and grow their services. Updated 2/9/2020 – By 1945, a crematory was added, and […]
Read more >
Not believing in the paranormal doesn’t guarantee you’ll never deal with it, especially when you receive omens that signal the frightening arrival!
Read more >
When it comes to food, the Lone Star state cuts no corners. From deliciously spicy chili to large tantalizing grilled meats, there’s something to appease even the finickiest palate. And if you visit one of the oceanfront restaurants in Texas, you can indulge in seafood while surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico. But there may […]
Read more >
If you have a dog, or if you have a fervent love for the beach – or both – why not get yourself down to Bayview Park in Pensacola, Florida and spend a little time having some fun in the sun? With lots of walking paths winding through wooded areas nearby, you’re bound to find […]
Read more >
Many decades ago there was a farmer who lived in Beaumont. The man decided to build himself a house. After the farmer passed away, the house was turned into a brothel. The Beaumont Brothel. Updated 2/11/2020 – Many clientele visited the brothel on a weekly basis. During the 1980s, Lamar University decided to purchase the […]
Read more >
