Real Haunts

The Murder House from American Horror Story Season 1 The famous house that put American Horror Story on the map is the Rosenheim Mansion in Los Angeles. The mansion was built by famous architect Alfred Rosenheim in 1908 for his family home. The house is now better known as Murder House thanks to American Horror Story. Murder House Inspiration While this is the house used for the exterior shots for AHS season 1 in Los Angeles, rumors are that the inspiration for the Murder House was the Bailey Mansion. Read more…

Is the Yellowstone Art Museum Haunted? The Yellowstone Art Museum opened in 1964. It houses both contemporary and historical art. It used to be the Yellowstone County Jail, which was built in 1884. A man was hanged in the jail years ago and there are still some jail cells remaining that you can look at. It is said that several of the cellmates may have stuck around from the 19th century. There have been reports of screams, shackles and chains rattling, and bars being wrung across by former prisoners. Read more…

The Moss Mansion Historic House Museum is located in Billings, Montana on 914 Division St. It is a red-stoned mansion built in 1903 by Preston Boyd Moss and his wife, Martha Ursula Woodson Moss. Read more…

Is Terminus from The Walking Dead a real place? Yes, Terminus does exist. The filming location for Terminus featured in The Walking Dead’s season 3 is set in Atlanta, GA. The building is the old Collier Metal Fabricators building at 799 Windsor St. SW, Atlanta, GA. No comment on this being a “sanctuary for all. Read more…

The Enfield Haunting House from The Conjuring 2 Ed and Lorraine Warren were considered to be famed authorities when it came to diagnosis and remediation of paranormal situations. Their paranormal case files number in the thousands. Oftentimes they received hundreds of letters at a time from people needing help, only able to respond to the most severe. They were made globally famous when their investigation of a Rhode Island estate was made famous in The Conjuring movie. Read more…

One of the most frequently used horror film tropes is the story of nubile teens alone in the woods staying the summer at a campground. Leaving the bucolic and rustic splendor of the campground, they traipse into the deep, dark woods to get to know one another’s bodies a little bit better when unbeknownst to them, they’ve secretly been selected and stalked by a masked killer along the tree lines. Screams are heard, machetes hack and heads and body parts fly. Read more…

In America’s Most Haunted City®, join us in an exclusive investigation in one of Savannah’s oldest, haunted mansions. For the first time the doors will be opened so this mysterious lady can reveal her secrets to us. Read more…

When people hear of Savannah laying claim to the expression “America’s Most Haunted City®”, it makes them ask “WTH? (What the Haunted?” Is this a wild claim…or is it true? We can definitely tell you it is more than hype. In October 2002 we were the recipients of the America’s Most Haunted City® award on behalf of the City of Savannah, from the esteemed American Institute of Parapsychology which is the world’s most respected group of field research. Come join us on a 90 minute walk through Savannah oldest, most haunted areas of Savannah’s Historical District. Read more…

Ghost tours led by a real TV ghost HUNTER! Our PARANORMAL ACTIVITY TOUR is led by company founder Patrick Burns, star of TruTV’s “Haunting Evidence,” a veteran Savannah tour guide and one of the worlds most respected paranormal investigators. Patrick brings over three decades of personal work in the paranormal, and features samples of actual paranormal activity he has documented in his work as a paranormal investigator. Read more…

Haunted 1858 Garnett House Hotel in Garnett, Kansas Built in 1858, The Garnett House origins were as a hotel. It was the first hotel in Garnett, Kansas and is the only surviving antebellum structure in the town. Garnett House has operated in several capacities such as a residence, a school, a Doctor’s office, and hotel. The outlaw Jesse James was rumored to have stayed in the hotel as an alias at times. Several other famous documented guests include Wyatt Earp, Wild Bill Hickock, Buffalo Bill Cody, Belle Starr and Bat Masterson. Read more…

A candlelight walking tour where “fun in the sun” turns into “FEAR IN THE DARK!” Read more…

All of your worst nightmares… awaken and come to life. Try to make it out alive… I dare you… Read more…

First Parish Haunted House 2017 October 20th & 21st 2017 In 2017 the First Parish Haunted House will be celebrating the Bicentennial of our old meeting house, with a very special or should I say spatial, time traveling themed Haunted House. Get Back In Time… It is a super event that involves the creative talents, both artistic and dramatic, of many parishioners.  First Parish takes great pride in providing a unique family friendly haunted event with something for all ages. The Haunted House is a great time to be a kid again and to benefit the work of the church too. Read more…

The Timberline Lodge AKA The Overlook Hotel from The Shining Timberline Lodge sits in Mount Hood National Forest in the state of Oregon. The hotel is most recognized as the hotel that was used for the exterior hotel shots for the Stanley Kubrick version of The Shining starring Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall. The film was based on Stephen King‘s novel of the same name. King and Kubrick did not see eye to eye on creative decisions for The Shining, but regardless the movie remains a classic. Read more…

The Haunted Patterson Road Bridge The Civil War was bloody and devastating and claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of US soldiers. With a path that left many deaths in its wake, there are many places that are said to be haunted by the spirits of soldiers who may still be looking for peace. Numerous spots in the US are said to be haunted by the ghosts of the Civil War, including the haunted Patterson Road Bridge in Houston, Texas. Read more…