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OUR RUNNER UP IS ASHLEY PERRIN Ashley and her group were strolling along our Deadwalk tour when they snapped these photos seconds apart: Look in the window above the porch:   We have cropped and so you can see what appears to be a figure moving out of the window frame:   Congratulations Ashley, we…

Introduction England, a land steeped in history and folklore, is home to a multitude of haunted cities that have captured the imaginations of ghost tour enthusiasts for centuries. From eerie tales of restless spirits to chilling encounters with the supernatural, the most haunted cities in England are sure to send shivers down your spine. In…

Have you ever been on an investigation or watched one on television, and the investigators claim to be scratched, sporting long angry red welts down their arms, across their face, or even across their backs? These marks left on the skin seem to bridge the gap between our world and the ethereal. Could they truly…

Victorian spirit photography is an art form emerging in the 19th century that straddled the line between the worlds of the living and dead. It emerged as a testament to the era’s fascination with the afterlife and the unknown. The rise of spiritualism in this era saw the rise of spirit photography.    William H….

Moultrie Church In a vaguely abandoned cemetery in the south St. Augustine sits a picturesque church, which looks just like any other found in the rural South. The little white church was built in 1877 and overlooks Wildwood Cemetery, a lonely cemetery with a somewhat abandoned, neglected atmosphere. The oldest legible grave in the cemetery reads 1880, but there are both physical and documented indications that the cemetery is much older. The church is younger than the cemetery and was originally to be built in another location; however, the building materials were delivered to the wrong place. Instead of transferring the materials to the originally planned location, the church was built on the spot, perhaps disturbing the resting dead in their peaceful location. Permanent Residents Of course, such a place is not without permanent residents. One day a researcher was…

We want to thank everyone that has entered our contest! It was a tough decision, but we have our July winners.

Our honorable mention is a Floridian named Hector.

When it comes to haunted spots, few places can rival this oldest graveyard of the oldest city in America. Nestled amidst one of the busiest areas of St. Augustine, Florida, this ancient burial ground has long been associated with paranormal encounters and ghostly sightings. Upon stepping foot in this final resting place there is a sense of eerie calm that permeates the air. The moss-draped oak trees cast shadows over the tombstones that stand as silent sentinels of the memories of those long departed. Today we will go over the history and hauntings of this beautiful haunted site. A Historical Legacy   Established in 1821, the graveyard is located outside of the City Gates. There was a growing need for a public burial ground for the city’s Protestants, as the only Catholic burial ground was the Tolomato Cemetery. There are…

The May winner for our ParaPic contest is Heath Wise! Heath and his group joined us for a midnight Para4ce Investigation. During the investigation, he had luck with dowsing rods and noticed lots of orb activity. He took the following photo in our haunted house that night.

Athalia Lindsley Ponsell was a  model, dancer, socialite, and political activist who lived near the idyllic Matanzas Bay in St. Augustine Florida. Born in Ohio, Athalia  met a tragic and violent end in the early evening of January 23rd, 1974.  Her brutal murder shocked the community. While her murder was unsolved, many believe it was…

A few blocks south of the noisy bustle of downtown St. Augustine is well shaded, peaceful resting ground known as the St. Augustine National Cemetery. This is a site that is often visited on our ghost tour called the DEAD WALK. Our Shadow Ride EV vehicle also takes a route by this graveyard. The St….