Most people move to small towns for the solitude, the slower lifestyle and the charm. Some just want to spend a bit less for property and get a bit more. But what about moving to a town that is known for both it’s outdoor activities AND its paranormal activity? Hiking, camping, fishing with a healthy dose […]
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Historically speaking, the town of Volcano, California has had its fair share of bad luck when it comes to hospitality. In 1853, the Eureka Hotel was built, only to be destroyed by a fire a few years later. In 1859 the town tried again, and the Empire Hotel was built at the same location. Repeated […]
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In 1927, the community of Archer City, Texas elected to have a hospital developed in their town. For reasons unknown, the hospital was eventually shut down decades later. Many believe it was due to lack of space. Updated 2/11/2020 – Rather than have the former hospital demolished, the building went up for sale. It was […]
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The town of Wauchula, Florida is shrouded in a horrific and intriguing legend, and it all starts and ends with Bloody Bucket Bridge. Before the Civil War, a slave in the area acted as the local midwife. Some speculate that this woman was concerned with how many babies each family could actually afford to provide […]
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Often considered a fringe topic in the realm of the paranormal, automatic writing was popular in the Victorian age when mysticism was all the rage. Learn how to do automatic writing and about the fascinating history behind this intriguing skill. You might just trigger a great work from beyond the veil! – Updated 2/11/2020 […]
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Have you ever met someone with a vibe that you couldn’t quite grasp, but later on confirmed through their actions? A gut feeling that hinted at behaviors revealed afterwards? You might’ve picked up on their aura, alerting you to something hidden or latent. Read on to learn how to read auras for beginners. – Updated 2/11/2020 What […]
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In 1856, an architect named Warren Miller completed building a house for his family in Marysville, California. Known for his gothic revival style, Miller built many houses in Marysville and made a decent fortune before moving to New York. The Aaron family moved in shortly after. The Aaron Family of Historic Marysville Updated 9/23/2019 – […]
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Beeville, Texas is a small, sleepy town where comfort and simplicity are valued above all else. The Dog and Bee Pub, which was a Scottish style restaurant and bar, offered authentic fair and an unassuming attitude—making it a great addition to downtown. While the Dog and Bee Pub has been closed for a couple of years […]
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St. Augustine is one of Florida’s most beautiful and historic places to visit. In 1891 the area was in desperate need for a jail, so Mr. Flager, a local businessman, had one built. While the exterior of the jail was built to emulate the grace of the Victorian era, very violent criminals and activities were […]
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The idea of laying on hands and energy healing has been around since long before the New Age movement arrived. The basic premise behind Reiki has been used by humans and even animals since the dawn of time, as touch has always been used to convey healing, comfort and love. – Updated 2/11/2020 What is […]
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