Along the Antietam Creek in Maryland, there is preserved land that has witnessed so much pain, suffering, brutality and blood that it hurts the heart just to hear about it. The Battle of Antietam, also known as the Battle of Sharpsburg, was the bloodiest day in United States history, with over 22 thousand casualties in…
Author: HauntedHistoryJaunts
I am a psychic, empath and physical medium - which means I can see, hear, feel and talk to the Dead. I am also an active Paranormal Investigator with Paranormal Consulting and Investigations of NJ (PCINJ). My husband and I love to take jaunts to local haunted historic places. Sometimes we tour the locations but other times we do a paranormal investigation as well. I love sharing the history's of these amazing locations - haunted and all. I do this through my unique way of seeing the word - by talking to the Dead.
Haunted Pub: Devil’s Den Gastro Pub – Philadelphia PA
We decided to visit this gastro pub in Philly for dinner one night. Although it has a great name – Devil’s Den (Reminding me of Gettysburg of course) – we really went for the “Confit Duck Fries” my husband loves. Unlike our normal jaunts, we didn’t find this pub because it was haunted or historic…
The Haunting of H.H. Holmes’ Murder Castle
Herman Webster Mudgett, better known by his alias H.H. Holmes, was one of America’s first known serial killers. Operating in the late 19th century, Holmes constructed a building in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood, which would later be infamously dubbed “The Murder Castle.” This multi-story building was not just a hotel but a macabre trap for unsuspecting…
St. Augustine Lighthouse – Haunted Tour
On the northeast coast of Florida is an enchanting historic city that is the nation’s oldest continuously inhabited settlement – St. Augustine. With its narrow cobblestone streets lined with buildings in a mix of architectural styles, sunshine and warm weather, beautiful beaches, and an incredible variety of unique places to eat and drink, St. Augustine…
Haunted US Gov
In the shadowed heart of U.S. politics, paranormal forces whisper through history’s cracks, haunting the nation’s choices. Washington, D.C., hums with unseen energy—locals swear the White House glows faintly at midnight, where Lincoln’s ghost drifts, his hollow eyes watching leaders falter. During Watergate, Nixon reportedly awoke to icy drafts and murmurs, blaming Lincoln’s restless spirit…
A Journey into the Paranormal
I began blogging about some of my amazing paranormal travel experiences at haunted and historic places with the main goal of sharing this unique and cool look into our haunted history with everyone. As part of this, I want to share more about who I am, how I’ve arrived here on this haunted journey, about…
Burlington County Prison Museum – Haunted Mt. Holly
HISTORY Mount Holly, NJ is a bustling small town full of character and history – and paranormal hot spots! Flowing through the town is a tributary of the Delaware River – the Rancocas Creek. The main thoroughfare – High Street – is filled with quant little shops and restaurants, including a micro-brewery that serves amazing…
The United States Capitol Building
The United States Capitol Building, which may be a cornerstone of American democracy, is also renowned for its rich history and numerous ghost stories. Among the most famous is the legend of the “Demon Cat.” This spectral feline is said to appear before significant national events, such as presidential assassinations and stock market crashes. Witnesses…
Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum – Part 2
Weston is a remote, historic town in West Virginia – home to America’s largest, and the world’s 2nd largest, hand-cut stone masonry building, second only to The Kremlin. Formerly known as Weston State Hospital, this building has a disturbing history dating back to the 1860’s and is now known as Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum. See…
A Sister’s Message from the Grave
I grew up in a rather large, dysfunctional family and am one of 5 daughters (my poor father right?). There is a 12 year difference between my oldest sister, who I will call “L”, and myself (I am the youngest). You can read a little more about the background that shaped me here: https://wp.me/paqIPF-7t I…