Haunted History

• Jesse James' Body Was Put On Display After His Murder

  For some reason, town officials decided to keep his body on display for an unknown period of time. This drew hundreds.

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• The Phantom Whistler of Louisiana

  One bride-to-be in Louisiana thought that she was losing her mind because she heard whistling outside of her window every night. That is, until everyone else started to hear it too...

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• Medical Practices That Would Be Illegal Today

  Thankfully, modern medicine has made some important strides!

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• Who Was "The Noid?"

  Domino's Pizza had a mascot in the 1980s, but it didn't last very long...

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• The Haunting Holybrooke Hall

  What happened to make this place so haunted?

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• One Hundred Years After Her Brutal Murder, Mamie Stuart Has Finally Been Laid to Rest

  Forty years after her disappearance, Mamie Stuart's neice discovered her body in a terribly confusing place. Eight decades after that, Stuart's body will be buried...

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• The Prophecies of Nostradamus

  What did he predict back in the 1500s? Did they come true?

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• Resurrection Mary: The Ghost of the Sock-Hop

  Every Friday, Chet's Melody Lounge leaves a Bloody Mary at the end of the bar for a ghost that haunted their hall hundreds of years ago...

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• Bizarre Items Found in Jamestown, Virgina

  What really went down with America's first settlement?

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• Welcome to The Pit: a Leadership Conference With Deadly Results

  William Patrick Penn was flat broke and needed to come up with some cash fast. He had an idea on his 34th birthday, and by the time he was 36, he was one of the wealthiest people in America...

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• Wall of Bones Found Underneath Belgium Cathedral

  Construction workers were terrified to find human remains underneath the cathedral and immediately called archaeologists to help out.

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• The Ghostly Faces of the SS Watertown

  After tons of debate, this photo of deceased sailors seems to be authentic...

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• Dock Ellis Threw His First No-Hitter After Accidentally Taking LSD

  Dock Ellis was a legendary pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, and in 1970, the man threw his first no-hitter. Meanwhile, he didn't really even know what he was doing, because he had taken acid...

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• The Patomskiy Crater

  The Patomskiy Crater was discovered in 1949 by a geologist named Vadim Kolpakov. Since then, nobody has been able to determine what this crater is...

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• Gruesome Deaths of Ancient Leaders

  These weird deaths are one in a million.

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• The Haunted Hilton Netherland Plaza

  The plaza was victim to dozens of deaths throughout the years... So, is it still haunted?

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• Anna Mae Dickinson Was The Luckiest Woman to Ever Live

  This woman survived The Titanic, Hindenburg, Pearl Harbor, and 9/11, all within one magnificently surreal lifetime.

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• Skeleton Uncovered in Georgetown Basement May Be of Famous Former Slave

  A family renovating their home came across the startling discovery... They live right in front of Mamout's old property.

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• Carl Panzram: The World's Worst Serial Killer

  At the age of 39, Carl Panzram spent 35 years of his life committing heinous crimes which lead to his ultimate demise.

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• Coffins Used to Have Safety Nets in Case Someone Got Buried Alive

  Taphophobia is one of the most common fears in history, but that fear is rooted in an equally terrifying truth...

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• The Haunted Pony Express Station in Kansas

  The Pony Express was a dangerous mail courier system in the 1860s. Many riders lost their lives during this time, and the last remaining station is claimed to be extremely haunted.

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