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Orson Welles and the War of the Worlds Broadcast Terror 1938
On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles’s Mercury Theatre on the Air broadcast a fictional adaptation of H. G. Wells’s The War of the Worlds. Its...
On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles’s Mercury Theatre on the Air broadcast a fictional adaptation of H. G. Wells’s The War of the Worlds. Its realistic news-bulletin format led some listeners to mistake the dramatization for reports of an actual Martian invasion.
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The Utburd of Skålvoll or the Nille-Case in Norway
The 1687 Skålvoll, Norway case involved reports that the ghost of a murdered child testified against its mother. Known as the Utburd of Skålvoll or...
The 1687 Skålvoll, Norway case involved reports that the ghost of a murdered child testified against its mother. Known as the Utburd of Skålvoll or the Nille-case, the story was reportedly taken seriously and contributed to the woman’s execution.
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The Dullahan: Ireland’s Headless Horseman of Doom
The Dullahan is a figure in Irish folklore described as a headless horseman and a deadly omen. According to legend, he brings certain death to...
The Dullahan is a figure in Irish folklore described as a headless horseman and a deadly omen. According to legend, he brings certain death to anyone whose name he calls.
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Most haunted places in Dublin
The article surveys locations in Dublin associated with reported paranormal activity and local folklore, including the Hellfire Club, churches linked to alleged devil-summoning rituals, and...
The article surveys locations in Dublin associated with reported paranormal activity and local folklore, including the Hellfire Club, churches linked to alleged devil-summoning rituals, and historic libraries and colleges said to be haunted. These accounts are presented as claims and legends rather than verified evidence of supernatural events.
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The Utburd of Erstad: A Ghost That Led to the Court and Punishment
Reports from Erstad Farm described unexplained knocking and poltergeist-like activity that residents attributed to a ghost known as the Utburd of Erstad. According to the...
Reports from Erstad Farm described unexplained knocking and poltergeist-like activity that residents attributed to a ghost known as the Utburd of Erstad. According to the account, questioning the entity led to revelations involving multiple people, followed by court proceedings and punishment.
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The Legend of the Witches of Llers Castle and the Vampire, Conde Estruch of Catalonia
The article examines the Catalan legend of Conde Estruch, a figure sometimes described as an Iberian vampire predating the vampire panic in Eastern Europe. It...
The article examines the Catalan legend of Conde Estruch, a figure sometimes described as an Iberian vampire predating the vampire panic in Eastern Europe. It also explores stories linking Estruch to the witches of Llers Castle and the claim that the castle served as his lair.
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Dublin pub crawl visits historic venues linked to writers and revolutionaries
A Dublin pub crawl visits historic pubs associated with revolutionary figures and writers. The venues are said to be haunted, with stories that some former...
A Dublin pub crawl visits historic pubs associated with revolutionary figures and writers. The venues are said to be haunted, with stories that some former patrons still linger there.
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A 1852 Børholmen case involved claims of a ghost and a buried child
In 1852, alleged psychic Erika Larsdatter Bogen visited Børholmen in western Norway and claimed to have discovered the ghost and corpse of a dead child....
In 1852, alleged psychic Erika Larsdatter Bogen visited Børholmen in western Norway and claimed to have discovered the ghost and corpse of a dead child. She also accused a named woman of burying the child, in a case that reportedly became the subject of a courtroom proceeding.
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Most Haunted Places in Ireland
The article highlights several locations in Ireland associated with reported hauntings, including castle ruins, battlefields and sites linked to legends of pagan druids. It presents...
The article highlights several locations in Ireland associated with reported hauntings, including castle ruins, battlefields and sites linked to legends of pagan druids. It presents these ghost stories as folklore and accounts of alleged paranormal activity.
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Local legend tells of a brown-clad ghost at Sande Old Vicarage
A local legend describes a ghostly priest dressed in brown reportedly haunting the old vicarage in Sande. The story claims he carries guilt over failing...
A local legend describes a ghostly priest dressed in brown reportedly haunting the old vicarage in Sande. The story claims he carries guilt over failing to help a young boy, with tragic consequences.
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El Dip: The Catalan Vampire Hound
El Dip is a legendary vampiric hound from Catalonia, Spain, said to inhabit rural mountain areas. Folklore holds that it attacked livestock and people traveling...
El Dip is a legendary vampiric hound from Catalonia, Spain, said to inhabit rural mountain areas. Folklore holds that it attacked livestock and people traveling outdoors after dark, and some accounts suggest it may have influenced other Iberian vampire legends.
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Caerphilly Castle is associated with the Lady in Green and the Hag of Death
Caerphilly Castle in Wales is said to be haunted by the Lady in Green, a tragic spirit tied to doomed lovers and ivy-covered lore. The...
Caerphilly Castle in Wales is said to be haunted by the Lady in Green, a tragic spirit tied to doomed lovers and ivy-covered lore. The castle is also associated with Gwrach-y-Rhibyn, a wailing hag believed to appear as an omen of death.
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Rumors of a soldier's spirit persist in Hegra Fortress tunnels
Hegra Fortress is remembered for holding out against German forces during World War II, eventually forcing them to surrender. After the war, rumors spread that...
Hegra Fortress is remembered for holding out against German forces during World War II, eventually forcing them to surrender. After the war, rumors spread that the spirit of a fallen soldier still wanders the fortress’s deep, damp tunnels.
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Wolfe Tone Square is said to be haunted by John Toler
Wolfe Tone Square, once a cemetery and now a public park, is said to be haunted by the restless spirit of John Toler. Remembered as...
Wolfe Tone Square, once a cemetery and now a public park, is said to be haunted by the restless spirit of John Toler. Remembered as Ireland’s “Hanging Judge,” he is believed to linger there as one of the country’s most haunted figures.
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Visitors report a lingering presence at the Krækkja DNT cabin
The old Krækkja DNT cabin on Norway’s Hardangervidda plateau is said to be haunted by its first caretaker, who never truly left. Visitors reportedly notice...
The old Krækkja DNT cabin on Norway’s Hardangervidda plateau is said to be haunted by its first caretaker, who never truly left. Visitors reportedly notice that the more people come to the cabin, the farther his presence seems to retreat into the surrounding mountain landscape.
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Guajona is a vampiric entity in northern Spanish folklore
The Guajona is a vampiric entity from northern Spain, especially Cantabria, said to stalk villages and valleys in search of the blood of the young....
The Guajona is a vampiric entity from northern Spain, especially Cantabria, said to stalk villages and valleys in search of the blood of the young. In Iberian folklore, it is feared as a blood-thirsty creature that preys on vulnerable victims under cover of darkness.
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Theodore Roosevelt recorded Bauman's story in The Wilderness Hunter
Theodore Roosevelt recorded a hunter named Bauman’s eerie tale of a mysterious, terrifying creature encountered in the remote Rocky Mountain wilderness, a story later published...
Theodore Roosevelt recorded a hunter named Bauman’s eerie tale of a mysterious, terrifying creature encountered in the remote Rocky Mountain wilderness, a story later published in *The Wilderness Hunter*. While skeptics think it may have been a bear or another known animal, Bigfoot enthusiasts see it as an early Sasquatch encounter because its details resemble later reports.
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Feltrim Hill is said to be haunted by ghosts near a sacred spring
Feltrim Hill is said to be haunted by ghosts that drift across the landscape where Ireland’s last wolves once roamed. These spirits are always seen...
Feltrim Hill is said to be haunted by ghosts that drift across the landscape where Ireland’s last wolves once roamed. These spirits are always seen moving toward a sacred spring, long believed to possess healing powers.
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Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 crash in Florida became a famous ghost story
Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 became one of aviation’s most famous ghost stories after its deadly 1972 crash in Florida, with rumors that parts of...
Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 became one of aviation’s most famous ghost stories after its deadly 1972 crash in Florida, with rumors that parts of the wrecked plane carried lingering spirits. The legend centers on Captain Bob Loft and Flight Engineer Don Repo, who were said to appear aboard other Eastern L-1011s in eerie, lifelike encounters that blurred the line between crew members and apparitions.
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Locals say ghosts haunt Losby Manor near Oslo
Losby Manor, a grand countryside estate near Oslo that once hosted royalty and Norway’s elite, is also known for its eerie reputation. Locals say the...
Losby Manor, a grand countryside estate near Oslo that once hosted royalty and Norway’s elite, is also known for its eerie reputation. Locals say the devoted Lady of Losby still haunts the manor, making it one of several ghosts lingering there.
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