Ghost Towns | Nothing Really Dies
Ghost towns continue to ‘live.’ They’ve become tourist destinations and registered for historic preservation. But does that come at a cost to visitors’ life energy? Get the scoop after the jump.
Ghost Hunt | Port Gamble, Washington
On Saturday, April 21st, Ghostly Activities investigated 2 haunted locations in Port Gamble, Washington. Get the scoop after the jump.
Introduction to Haunted Asylums
They were places of horrible conditions, neglected patients and death. Most insane asylums have shut down since the 1990s, but their ghostly legacy continues. As you can guess, our next topic is haunted asylums.
Using Sitemaps for Haunted Houses
Sitemaps help you define the haunting area and target areas for intensive EVP and visual recording. It has nothing to do with SEO.
Ghostly Research for Bucks County, PA Haunting Case
Ghostly Activities has been retained to investigate a haunted house in Bucks County, PA. This is what we know so far.
Waverly Hills Sanatorium – America’s Most Haunted Hospital
Waverly Hills Sanatorium opened as a tuberculosis hospital in 1910. It was intended to hold 40-50 people, but Louisville built more buildings when it was hit by a TB outbreak. Eventually, the city could no longer fund the hospital and the horror began.
Our Favorite Haunts: Hull House in Chicago, Illinois
Jane Addams’ Hull House was meant to be a place of refuge for new immigrants. Built in 1856 by Charles Hull, it served many new arrivals and grew to a campus of 13 buildings by the mid-1910s. Jane Addams was a very good person and she tried her best to help those adjusting to…
Our Favorite Haunts: Alcatraz, San Francisco, California
Suffering. That’s the only way to describe life in Alcatraz, an islet in San Francisco Bay. It housed the most notorious prisoners in the US, including Al Capone, in the 1940s. The prison closed in 1963 and became a tourist destination shortly afterwards. Life was hell here. Guards routinely beat prisoners. After all, the…