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BRIEF: Algonquin Will watches over his mountain SUMMARY: Will's Mountain was named after an Algonquin Indian called "Will," as was nearby Will's creek. Will and his family refused to move and go west with their tribe; instead, he and his family stayed and lived in a cave in the mountains. That was long ago. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: The area itself was regarded as evil SUMMARY: The Area now known as Black Hill Regional Park in Montgomery County, provides picnic areas, volleyball courts, a fitness course, nature trails and a spectacular view of Little Seneca Lake.
This area was notorious prior to its settlement by Europeans in the 1600's. The story carries about how some native tribal Indians would not enter the area because they believed it was evil. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: Two tragedies leave two apparitions SUMMARY: Passersby have reported seeing the apparition of a young girl, apparently searching for someone, and that of a man which appears at fairly regular intervals. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: Gives a new meaning to hanging around school... SUMMARY: A young boy hung himself at school, and people now report seeing his ghost. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: Ghost of indian maiden continues to search for her lost love on the Antietam Creek SUMMARY: Antietam Creek is a tributary of the Potomac River located in south central Pennsylvania and western Maryland in the United States. The creek became famous as a focal point of the Battle of Antietam during the American Civil War. The term Antietam is thought to be a derivative of a Native American phrase meaning "swift flowing stream."
The Antietam Creek is a place that the American Indians used to camp back many years ago. The people of Funkstown tell a story of a young Catawa Indian girl that dates back to 1750. This young maiden girl fell madly in love with a young boy from Delaware who had moved to the area. Both youths where only fifteen years old. The young couple would meet secretly at the creek. One day the young girl waited for the young boy to arrive and he never showed up. . The young maiden later learns that the young boy had been killed in an accident. She was so upset that she drowned herself in the creek. The towns people say that on September 12, the anniversary of her drowning, you can see her ghost paddling her canoe up the creek. She calls out the young boys name searching for him. People in the town have seen her and like to tell the tale. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: Tiny town. Big treasure. SUMMARY: There is a buried treasure of $30,000 in gold coins buried in the town of Plaindealing. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: The George Wythe house has a history of haunting. But who haunts it? SUMMARY: The George Wythe house is located on the west side of Palace Green in Colonial Williamsburg. Built in the mid-18th century, the house grounds include a garden and several outbuildings. The house has been associated with many famous figures from history and a few ghosts may remain. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: An Inn of Three Ghosts SUMMARY: The Angel of the Sea is a bed and breakfast inn thought to be haunted by at least three ghosts.
One of the residual spirits is that of a 19-year-old guest who fell to her death from one of the upper story windows. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: Long time haunted. SUMMARY: A large tract of land, an estate and a long history provide an enduring haunting. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: Haunted Mansion on the York River SUMMARY: Cries of a baby, thumping, dogs running through woods by house. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
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BRIEF: Burned down, screams remain SUMMARY: This building, not far from the Rosewell Plantation, is located near the York Plains Ford Battlefield.
It's said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who committed murder here. Perhaps the soul is tortured or blocked, made to remain in this place. People have reported hearing shrieking screams coming from within the building, which reportedly burned at one time, killing some people who were inside. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: An apparition has been reported here of a man that walks with 2 dogs having red glowing eyes. SUMMARY: An apparition has been reported here of a man that walks with 2 dogs having red glowing eyes. The man, believed to be the owner of the dogs, was apparently struck by a train and bled to death from a serious leg wound. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: The founder Isaiah is reportedly buried under the steps of this building. SUMMARY: The founder Isaiah is reportedly buried under the steps of this building. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
BRIEF: This is called "America's First Ghost Story" by author Charles J. Adams III. Members enjoy access to full details and far more info. |
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Aug | Charles Fort Birthday Gathering
with Richard | We are planning an informal gathering of Washington area students of the Damned Data and their companions. The ongoing objective is to promote a sense of community among persons with interests in marginalized data and phenomena at the fringes of hard science and society. We welcome Charles Fort devotees, unconventional technologists, UFO buffs, inquirers into the paranormal, as well as students of conspiracies and the suppression of knowledge. It will be an opportunity to share interests with old acquaintances and to meet some new people with similar leanings towards the strange, the unusual, and the ignored.
Food and drink will be provided; if you feel a need to bring something, may we suggest it be a friend. Please, do pass along the invitation to any Charles Fort fans and other students of the anomalous that may not have been contacted directly.
We look forward to seeing you on Aug. 24. No reservation is necessary; however, a phone call or e-mail is always a welcome help for the planning. If you can't make it this year, consider sending along a note of greeting your friends who will be here.
Contact Michael for details. (duration: 1219622400) | | Sun
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Aug | Defenders Day at North Point
with Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society | This event interprets and commemorates military actions that happened on Patapsco Neck, or North Point, near Baltimore, on Monday, September 12th, 1814. These actions, now known as the Battle of North Point, resulted when a British invasion fleet landed thousands of troop near Baltimore. These same forces had only three weeks earlier attacked and burned much of Washington.
Battle re-enactments, 1814 Encampment, Living History Programs - Free Admission (duration: 1220173200) | | Sat
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Sep | Gabriel's Inn
with Gabriel's Paranormal Society | Saturday, September 13 The Maryland TriState Paranormal will be at this event.
We would like you to join us investigate this beautiful haunted Inn.
Includes historical tour, investigation, and midnight snack
$35.00 per person
Limited number of tickets, book early !
Please call 301.865.5500 to purchase your ticket or email gabrielinn@aol.com
GABRIEL’S INN 4730 IJAMSVILLE ROAD IJAMSVILLE, MARYLAND (duration: 14400) | | Sat
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Sep | Spirit Investigation
with Gabriel's Paranormal Society | | Join Gabriel’s Paranormal Society for an on-location investigation at Gabriel’s Inn! Includes historical tour, investigation, and midnight snack. $35.00 per person. $35.00 per person. GABRIEL’S INN 4730 IJAMSVILLE ROAD IJAMSVILLE, MARYLAND 301.865.5500 gpsnet@yahoo.com (duration: 1221372000) | | Sat
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Oct | Glen Dale Hospital Hearing
with Prince Georges County Historical Society | On Saturday afternoon, October 4, 2008, the Historical Society will meet on the grounds of Glenn Dale Hospital to hear about and discuss the background and future of this historic hospital establishment. If you know of individuals, i.e. former staff, patients, or patient's families, with legitimate interest or information about the hospital, please make sure that they join us there.
For more information, call Susan Pearl at 301 262-3367. (duration: 1223092800) | | Sat
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Oct | Annapolis Walking Ghost Tour
with Maryland TriState Paranormal | With Autumn & Halloween just around the corner, MTSP cordially invites everyone to attend our Annapolis Walking Ghost Tour FREE OF CHARGE & guided by Jaime who was once a ghost tour guide for Annapolis. Some of the locations include, but are not limited to: Ram's Head Tavern, St. Anne's Parish, Reynold's Tavern, Church Circle, The Maryland Inn, The Maryland State House, Brooksby-Shaw House, Government House, The Docks, Shiplap House, The Army Barracks, The Naval Academy, and both Brice Houses.
Please make sure you bring money for parking & in the event we may eat at one of the haunted taverns or restaurants in the area.
We will be meeting at the Ram's Head Tavern, 33 West Street, Annapolis, MD 21401 at 7:30 pm. Don't forget your cameras & wear comfortable shoes. Looking forward to seeing you guys once again!:) (duration: 1223172000) | | Sat
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Oct | Torchlit encampment at Fort Washington
with National Park Service | | Canonneers and Army reenactors along with the National Park Service will perform night time activities at Fort Washington on Sat, 25 Oct 2008 from around 7pm well into the night. By torchlight, candlelight and firelight, various canonneers, infantry and riflemen will operate the large fort throughout the night, some in bivouac, some standing guard, others carrying out duty including sentries at the watch. Sure to be a treat. Everyone welcome. $5 per car. (duration: 1224993600) | | Sat
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Oct | Haunted Halloween at Gabriel's Inn
with Gabriel's Inn | | Masquerade your Haunted Halloween at Gabriel's Inn Haunted Halloween Ball! Tickets: $25 per person or two for $40. Have your fortune read, eat, drink, and dance the night away. Costume contest too. For ticket inquiries: gpsnet@yahoo.com or call 301.865.5500. (duration: 1224997200) | | Thu
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Oct | Poe Night With Ghost Stories,
with Maryland TriState Paranormal | Poe Night with Ghost Stories
October 30, 2008
Time: 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Location: Student Center Theater
Contact Name: Kimberley Lynne
Contact Phone: 410-837-4053
Contact E-mail: klynne@ubalt.edu
Related URL: www.ubalt.edu/student center
Spotlight UB and SEB present Poe Night, featuring Baltimore's Best Edgar Allen Poe impersonator, Tony Tsendeas. Tsendeas will perform The Raven, The Black Hat and Telltale Heart. In between his performances, the mike will open for audience ghost stories, told to the haunting strains of cellist Kate Porter. Tickets are $10 general and $5 student, staff and seniors. Tickets are available preshow at half hour and online at www.etix.com (search for University of Baltimore.) (duration: 1225418400) | | Sat
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Nov | Overnight at Weston State Hospital
with R.I.P. | | Overnight investigation at Weston State Hospital with a serious paranormal group from Virginia. See Weston State Hospital http://eastghost.com/ haunt/921/ Saturday, November 15, from 9pm until 5am. Full access to facilities, including a pre-tour of hot spots. $150 per person. The organizer is R.I.P. (Research and Investigation of the Paranormal). FMI: Overnight at Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum http://eastghost.com/ post/104361 (duration: 1226829600) |
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Save Our Seminary offers guided walking tours of Forest Glen Seminary. Info See also 35030, 35292, 35293, 35294. Ghost Walks and Tours
Point Lookout Lighthouse Repair
Here's a great way to directly make your mark on and help support priceless history. Led by kmmouse.
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Misc StuffA few years ago I decided to try and find my Grandmother's grave at Holy Cross. It was shortly after the passing my father and I felt I just had to visit all the decesased relatives graves and leave them flowers. The only thing I had to go on was a... |
| • | Re: Cell phones pop, Popcorn
Misc StuffA few notes wikipedia lists power output as 2 watts for GSM models and up to 3 watts for others. Older analog mobiles used up to 5 watts like police radios and required, per FCC, an external window mounted antenna. Phones emit electromag at leas... |
| • | Re: South Shields Poltergeist
Paranormal Hauntings ElsewhereSounds like a good book. I always have to wonder I have never been hurt by paranormal experiences and I often hear people state things like, don't worry, the paranormal can't hurt you. HOWEVER, here is another example of where it obvioulsy has.... |
| • | Defender's Day at North Point
Misc News + EventsThis event interprets and commemorates military actions that happened on Patapsco Neck, or North Point, near Baltimore, on Monday, September 12th, 1814. These actions, now known as the Battle of North Point, resulted when a British invasion fleet la... |
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Misc StuffCannibals in Czech Republic members of Grail Movement 'Cannibal relatives ate boy alive' By John Bingham A seven year old boy was kept chained in a closet as relatives hacked off pieces of his flesh to eat, a court has heard. In a case ... |
| • | Re: Henryton...spoiling it for everyone...
Misc StuffSorry to hear that, however dont feel bad because I went there with my boyfriend and another friend and the cops got us to. We were ran out of the building by the cops stating he was going to tow my car. My car was parked across the street by the wat... |
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4 years, 3 months, 29 days, 17 hours, 56 minutes, 53 seconds until the Mayan end of Age. December 21 2012 (11:11am GMT). The Mesoamerican Long Count calendar, notably used by the Maya civilization among others of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica, completes its thirteenth b'ak'tun cycle since the calendar's mythical starting point (equivalent to 3114 BC August 11 in the proleptic Gregorian calendar, according to the "GMT-correlation" JDN = 584283). The Long Count b'ak'tun date of this starting point (13.0.0.0.0) is repeated, for the first time in a span of approximately 5,125 solar years. The significance of this period-ending to the pre-Columbian Maya themselves is unclear, and there is an incomplete inscription (Tortuguero Stela 6) that records this date. It is also to be found carved on the walls of the Temple of Inscriptions in Palenque, where it functions as a base date from which other dates are computed. However, it is conjectured that this may represent in the Maya belief system a transition from the current Creation world into the next. The 2012 Winter Solstice will also occur on this day at 11:11 UTC. --wikipedia . See also "When you get old, the only things you remember are the things you dared to do and the things you didn't dare to do. All the daily stuff, the things you had to do, the things someone paid you to do, blur into the nothingness of 'unimportant to your soul', and when you look back on your life you only see the dreams you made happen and the dreams you were afraid to pursue." (P.J. Gaenir's grandfather) Dare! Chance favors the bold. |
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