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Eureka!
Did you ever have a Nintendo in the early 90s? Do you remember the “Duck Tales” game? I do. Whenever the ducks would make a brilliant discovery, or advance to the next level,…
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Moonlight on Water
ÂLast night I took Sherri Brake’s “Spirits and Spirits” tour, a ride on the St. Helena III, a canal boat on the Ohio Erie Canal. The evening ended at a small whisky distillery…
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Good Golly
This past week I was fortunate enough to have a grounds tour of Molly Stark Hospital, a beautiful vacant Spanish revival style building. The tour was offered by Stark Parks. Molly Stark, a…
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After Midnight
Over the past 15 or so years, I have had the opportunity to stay at a variety of hotels in Savannah during my visits, and four of them, in particular, have been haunted.…
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Spanish Moss Mecca
Visiting Savannah is kind of like a pilgrimage to Mecca for ghost tour enthusiasts. I have done three different ghost tours here, and I will touch on several stories that struck a chord…
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Stained
This past weekend I had the opportunity to tour the former Athens Lunatic Asylum, now an Ohio University academic building and art museum known as “The Ridges”. The tour was led by George…
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Boston: cream pies, molasses, the strangler, and other sticky messes
Since I had such an enjoyable experience on the Key West Ghosts and Gravestones Tour, I decided to give it another go in Boston this past weekend. As a flight attendant, I have…
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“Robert Did It”
Last month I had the opportunity to visit Key West with my mother. Â Of all the places I’ve traveled over the years, I had never been to the southern-most part of Florida. Â Inevitably…
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Wild, Wonderful, and downright Wicked West Virginia
Not-so-secret confession: I have a sick fascination and obsession with West Virginia. It’s no wonder, really…..my family on my maternal grandma’s side was born here. Â Some of them are buried here. Â I never…
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CryptAdvisor
This is where my “Haunted Hotels” blog will go. It will be up in two shakes of a werewolf’s tail…..