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Houses of Horror VII: The Dagg Haunting in Quebec, CA
The Dagg farmhouse in Shawville, Quebec, was home to horror. This perplexing case still leaves one wondering: was it a poltergeist, haunting, or something more? […]
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Houses Of Horror VI: The Horicon Horror in Horicon, WI
In the 1980s, a family in Horicon, WI lived with a haunting that terrorized them so badly that a priest needed to be called in. […]
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Houses of Horror V: Borgvattnet Vicarage in Borgvattnet, Sweden
Borgvattnet Vicarage is a place where the dead roam freely and they make themselves known. Screams, apparitions poltergeist activity and more […]
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Haunted Stays XVII: Congress Plaza Hotel in Chicago, IL
The Congress Hotel is an opulent hotel in Chicago where both the living, and the dead, stay nightly. […]
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Haunted Stays XVI: Cashtown Inn in Cashtown, PA
The Cashtown Inn is a famous B&B in the Gettysburg area because it was a field hospital during the Civil War. […]
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Houses of Horror IV: Loftus Hall in County Wexford, IRE
Loftus Hall in County Wexford is known to be Ireland’s most famous house of horror as it has been haunted for centuries. […]
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Houses Of Horror III: Joshua Ward House in Salem, Massachusetts
Salem, MA is well-known for its storied past. One location in Salem is still haunted today by the echoes of history’s horror […]
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Houses Of Horror I: Frank Shaver Allen House in Joliet, Illinois
Frank Shaver Allen was a celebrated architect whose residence is known as being notoriously haunted. […]
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Haunted Stays XV: Hotel Del Coronado in Coronado, California
The Hotel Del Coronado has a resident who never checked out in 1892. She remains there and is witnessed to this very day. […]
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Haunted Stays XIV: Hotel Baker in St. Charles, Illinois
Hotel Baker haunts include a vanishing maid, disembodied crying and bedding being pulled. […]