Category: Location

  • Sioux City Railroad Museum

    Sioux City Railroad Museum

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    Jean Gray

    Sioux City, Iowa Nestled within the heart of Sioux City, Iowa, the Sioux City Railroad Museum stands as a beacon of history and cultural heritage. Beyond its role in preserving the region’s rich railroad legacy, however, the museum has also gained attention in recent years for another aspect of its existence—the reported paranormal activity that…

  • The Nathaniel Hamlin Museum & Park

    The Nathaniel Hamlin Museum & Park

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    Jean Gray

    Audubon, Iowa The Nathaniel Hamlin Museum & Park in Audubon, Iowa, has a rich history deeply intertwined with the community’s evolution. Originally purchased by Audubon County in 1890 to establish their poor farm, the property initially spanned 160 acres of land. Here, residents, who were indigent and unable to support themselves, lived and worked the…

  • Mount Washington Hotel

    Mount Washington Hotel

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    Jean Gray

    Bretton Woods, New Hampshire The Mount Washington Resort is a luxury hotel and resort lying just West of its namesake: Mount Washington. The hotel has maintained an elegant vintage look without sacrificing the little comforts the modern day guest has become accustomed to, such as high-speed internet and a full-service spa. The hotel was built…

  • Sweetwater Mansion: The Governor Robert Patton House

    Sweetwater Mansion: The Governor Robert Patton House

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    Jean Gray

    Florence, Alabama The Governor Robert Patton House, named Sweetwater Mansion after the creek near which it resides, is a plantation house on the outskirts of Florence. Patton’s once flourishing estate served his family for over 138 years before falling into disrepair. Despite numerous attempts to restore the domain, it remains in a state of decay.…

  • The Hoosac Tunnel

    The Hoosac Tunnel

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    Jean Gray

    North Adams, Massachusetts The Hoosac Tunnel, known by many as The Bloody Pit, stretches nearly five miles under Hoosac Mountain in the Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts. Taking over 22 years to construct, and costing numerous lives, the tunnel connects North Adams to the town of Florida, and functions primarily as a freight line. Unfortunately,…

  • The Old St. Augustine Jail

    The Old St. Augustine Jail

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    Jean Gray

    St. Augustine, Florida St. Augustine has perhaps the bloodiest history of any city in North America. What else would you expect from America’s first city? Now, the city is a tourist mecca, drawing visitors from around the world. One of its greatest attractions once struck fear into the hearts of men and women, alike: The…