If you remember our haunted roadtrip to Salem, Oregon, then you know we bought a haunted doll named Clara. Amy has started testing Clara to see what she can find about the doll’s dreadful past. Get more after the jump.
On Nov. 23rd, Ghostly Activities Ghost Club went to Fort Nisqually (near Tacoma) for the lantern-guided tour. Pretty Gritty Tours put on a fun adventure, and the guide kept the tales to the facts. Get the scoop after the jump.
Hi gang! I hope all is well. Last night (Nov. 22nd), the ghost club went to see Aaron Mahnke in downtown Seattle. If you didn’t know, he’s the podcaster behind Lore, a dark history podcast. It’s one of our faves to listen to on spooky nights. Ghost club member, Melissa Becker, also came along….
The holiday season once featured eerie traditions alongside joy and warmth, celebrating the supernatural. Nine practices, including telling ghost stories and celebrating Krampusnacht, invite a thrilling twist to modern festivities. Reviving them can create a unique Christmas atmosphere that merges cozy joy with a touch of the mysterious and spooky.
Looking for the ideal knickknack to put on your mantle? Well, you might bring home something unintentional with that candelabra. That’s right … it could be a haunted object. So, buckle up. It could be a bumpy night unless you use these tips to find out if you’ve got a haunted object on your…
Jake from Ghostly Activities appeared on Ghoulish Tendencies to talk about the ghostly shenanigans at Fort Worden. It’s oh so dark and entertaining.
Ghost hunters tend to use EMF meters … a lot … when looking for signs of a ghostly manifestation. But do they really know what EMF means and all the ‘gotchas’ that come along with them? Get the scoop on using EMF after the jump.
Duncan always enjoyed the solitude of Nisqually, especially in late October. The crowds were gone, and the marshes were left to the chill of autumn. The air held that wet, earthy scent—the kind that spoke of rotting leaves and distant tides. The sun was sinking beneath the horizon, painting the sky in dull oranges…
Ghost hunting exploded when Ghost Hunters (the TV show) debuted back in 2004. With that, regular folks grabbed flashlights and audio recorders, and headed into the old, abandoned house down the street. But something else happened: Sensationalized paranormal encounters flooded the airwaves, YouTube, and the Interwebs. Now, I think it’s time to get back…
