In 1928, a hotel was built in Alpine, Texas. For over eighty years, the Holland Hotel served the local community and visitors in the area. However, in 2011 owners and staff rallied together to revive this rustic hotel. Alpine is Home to a Strange Ghost Updated 2/11/2020 – Modern amenities were integrated into the hotel, all […]
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In 1901, a year after he had married a local teacher named Ivy, businessman Frank Stranahan built a trading post on the New River located in Fort Lauderdale. Having developed the reputation of being a fair trader to the Seminole Indians, Frank’s business and property continued to prosper. Updated 2/10/2020 – By 1906 the need […]
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Hidden in the wooden Laguna Mountains, Lake Morena Campground offers breathtaking views of its namesake in Campo. Updated 2/10/2020 – It’s a popular place for those who seek serenity while enjoying hiking, picnicking, boating, and fishing. But hidden in the dense trees, gliding around the lake, and disturbing campers at night are several entities that […]
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When her laughter turned dark, my flesh crawled. I turned around and tripped over the broom – falling on the floor. The “thing” in the chair was not my mother.
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Are you interested in discovering the most haunted insane asylums in America? You’ve come to the right place. Keep reading, if you dare… Updated 2/9/2020 – In today’s world, mental disorders are openly recognized, discussed and researched. Advocacy for the proper education and funding for said research is something Americans now strive for with pride. […]
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The Depot Café and Restaurant is centrally located in the small northern California town of Magalia. Originally, the Depot Café and Restaurant was a train depot through which they stored inactive trains waiting patiently for repair. Updated 9/23/2019 – This is a vast adjustment from where it stands today, making delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner […]
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In 1911, a new hotel was constructed in Galveston, Texas. Named in honor of Count Bernardo de Galvez y Madrid, the hotel was called the Hotel Galvez. Many believe the hotel is the oldest in town. Updated 2/11/2020 – The hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in the spring of 1979. […]
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For over a century, the Carysfort Reef Lighthouse was used as a beacon to aid sailors in Key Largo. There are many lighthouses in Monroe County, but this is one of the most haunted ones. Originally constructed in 1825, the Carysfort is the oldest functioning screw-pile lighthouse in United States history. Updated 2/10/2020 – While […]
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In the tent, with the lamp on the brightest setting, it took me forever to fall asleep. I don’t know how long I’d been sleeping when I was awoken by the familiar, freaky giggling.
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My body was still swaying like a snake and I continued to follow the entity as it backed further into the endless room.
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