In 1955 Maynard Evans High School was built in Orlando. This public high school served the local community, in particular students from Pine Hills. Comprised of 2,500 students, from the outside Evans would appear like an ordinary public institution for education. They Can Try to Change the Past in Orlando… Updated 2/10/2020 – But this […]
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We were so freaked out about the house that we ended up drawing straws over who should go in first. I was the “lucky” one.
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When grandpa tells you there is a crazy man waiting, laughing and teasing him through the night, don’t be so quick to dismiss it.
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Let’s say your sister comes home, distraught because her boyfriend just terminated their relationship. As she sobs, you start to feel a wash of sadness envelope your body—sadness so intense you feel as though you were the one who just had your heart obliterated. If this sounds like you, you could be an empath. How […]
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When thinking about southern California, many think of expensive mansions, celebrity psychics, Disneyland, and the legendary Hollywood sign. But this state is also known for its many ghost towns. Updated 2/10/2020 – Depending on where you go, there’s always a possibility of encountering lingering spirits who refuse to leave the places that were once their homes. […]
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The Wait’s Mansion is a large, Mediterranean style home located in Bonifay, Florida. George Orkney Waits was a successful businessman of the saw mill industry. Waits had the house built for him and his wife during the 1920s, when he took over managing a mill in the area. One of the most beautiful and historic […]
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Blooming Grove, Texas is home to the Lone Oak Cemetery. While small, the Lone Oak is a historic cemetery, with graves that date back to the mid 1850s. This cemetery is considered a historic treasure within the community. One of the Oldest Cemeteries in Blooming Grove Updated 2/11/2020 – Recently, a few residents have started […]
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In 1935, the town of Death Valley, California opened a new hotel and public service building. Originally called Corkhill Hall, the building’s name was changed to the Amargosa Opera House and Hotel in 1967 when resident artist Marta Becket began to rent the space. Before the Amargosa became a performing art space, many town-based events, […]
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I visited this church during some of my darker days, and what I experienced there forced me to change my beliefs.
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