Jake and Merle (The Paranormal Roadtrippers) went to Powell River, BC, Canada for a haunted event at The Old Courthouse Inn. Of course, haunted hijinks ensued, and here are the spooky highlights. Get the scoop after the jump.
Hi gang. Merle and I are on the road, back in British Columbia, for a spooky adventure. In this one, Merle tells the dark stories by guests at The Old Courthouse Inn, our favorite haunt on the Sunshine Coast in BC. Plus, Jake had an experience!!! Tune in after the jump.
Hi gang! The Ghostly Activities Club went to investigate a haunted hotel and take in the ghostly sights in Port Townsend earlier in the week. Check out the adventure after the jump.
Hi Kids! Hope you are all doing well. I just wanted you to know that my new ghost hunting documentary came out today. This one is filmed in Shaniko, Oregon, a very haunted ghost town.
Not everything the club does deals with ghosts or monsters. We just like to hang out when we’re not sleuthing a paranormal mystery. Today, it was off to the zoo in Tacoma to see some critters … but there’s going to be some ghostly tales, too. Get the scoop, videos and more after the…
Hi gang! The newest ghosty show from Our Haunted Heritage is available on YouTube now. It follows the team as they investigate Barkerville, a very haunted gold rush town in British Columbia. They caught so much evidence. Watch the doc after the jump.
Ghostly Activities Club member, Amy, continues to test Clara. This time, she took the haunted doll on a road trip to see Christmas lights. Check out their conversation after the jump.
In 1963, a group of teens desecrate a cemetery and wake up the spirits from their graves. Find out who these ghosts are and the tragedy that took their lives. Listen in after the jump.
Every year around Christmas, Vashon Islanders notice glowing balls of light in the island’s deepest, darkest forests. Some say a tragedy happened. Others believe it’s all folklore. Get the scoop on this local legend after the jump.
On December 8th, Ghostly Activities visited the piers along Seattle’s waterfront, and learned the dark history of this stretch along Elliot Bay. Get the eerie scoop after the jump.