How many hotels do you know of that have catered to many famous people? Which has the reputation of being a mob hideout? That has a stream running through the middle of the dining room? And also may be haunted? The Brookdale Lodge began life in 1870 as the Grover Lumber Mill in the Santa […]
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When your ocean liner earns the nickname the Grey Ghost, you know that ghost stories will follow. Construction on the RMS Queen Mary, then known as Hull Number 534, was begun by the Cunard-White Star Line in 1930 in Scotland. Due to the Great Depression, construction halted in 1931. It resumed in May 1934. The
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St. Augustine, Florida is oldest continuously occupied settlement of European origin in the United States. In addition to being the home of the Fountain of Youth, St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, The Pirate and Treasure Museum, and several love trees, it is home of the St. Augustine Lighthouse. Originally a Spanish watchtower built in
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When I was growing up in the South Bay Area, there two haunted locations that we heard about every Halloween. The first is the world famous Winchester Mystery House. The other was a toy store. Yes, you read that right, a toy store. The Toys”R”Us store in Sunnyvale, California was supposedly haunted by the ghost
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