The Knight Who Held His Castle for a Year After He Was Dead: Predjama Castle, Slovenia
Predjama Castle in southwestern Slovenia is built into a 123-meter limestone cliff face, half...
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The Nazi Secret the Mountain Never Surrendered: Haunting of Ksiaz Castle and Walbrzych’s Underground World, Poland
Ksiaz Castle in southwestern Poland has been standing since the thirteenth century, but it is two...
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The Saints Whose Bones Line the Walls: Haunting of St. Petersburg’s Peter and Paul Fortress, Russia
The Peter and Paul Fortress sits on Hare Island in the Neva River, a stone structure that Peter...
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The City Frozen at the Moment of Disaster: Haunting of Chernobyl’s Abandoned Ghost Town of Pripyat, Ukraine
Pripyat, Ukraine is the most literally haunted city on earth in the sense that it is an actual...
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The House the Civil War Stopped Mid-Build: Haunting of Longwood, Natchez, Mississippi
Longwood is the largest octagonal house in the United States and the only unfinished antebellum...
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The Child Who Plays on the Stairs: Haunting of Stone Lion Inn, Guthrie, Oklahoma
The Stone Lion Inn at 1016 West Warner Avenue in Guthrie, Oklahoma is a Victorian mansion built in...
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Hell’s Doorstep: Stull Cemetery and Its Documented Century of Supernatural Darkness, Kansas
Stull Cemetery in Douglas County, Kansas is private property, posted with No Trespassing signs,...
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The Statue That Kills: Druid Ridge Cemetery and the Legend of Black Aggie, Maryland
Black Aggie is one of the more genuinely strange objects in American supernatural history — a...
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The Wife Who Dances in the Garden at Midnight: Haunting of Gaineswood Plantation, Alabama
Gaineswood Plantation in Demopolis, Alabama is one of the most intact examples of antebellum Greek...
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The Ward That Was Never Emptied: Haunting of Traverse City State Hospital’s Building 50, Michigan
The Traverse City State Hospital opened in 1885 under a philosophy that was genuinely radical for...
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