The Luna Cafe built in 1926, predates Route 66 and still boasts its original sign and style. Said to be frequented by notorious characters throughout history, such as Al Capone, and to have housed a brothel and casino during the heydays of the Mother Road, you can only imagine what the old bar has seen over the years. If only those walls could talk. But wait - maybe they do. According to several regulars owner Larry (A.K.A. Rooster) is serving up more spirits than those from the bottle.

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Waverly Hills Sanatorium has seen it's share of tragedy and death. It is reported as one of the most haunted places on earth and has been the subject of many books, television shows and paranormal investigations. In the early 20th century, Jefferson County in Kentucky had a major outbreak of tuberculosis. The swampland of Louisville was a perfect environment for the tuberculosis bacteria to thrive, and there was a multitude of cases. Waverly Hills was used to house a large number of tuberculosis… Continue

The Third Eye Man

There is a Legend that surrounds The University of South Carolina. Some call it a ghost story, while others think that it is something else. The "it" I am referring to is the "Third Eye Man" . The first reported sighting was in 1949 on campus grounds. School records at the university state that a strange man dressed in all silver was witnessed by two students opening a man hole cover and crawling inside, pulling the cover back over the opening and disappearing into the sewers.… Continue

I lived near Savannah, Georgia for about 5 years and I heard a very interesting story several times while taking one of the local ghost tours ( which by the way is a must do if you go to Savannah). It seems that in the very early days of Savannah there came a young girl from Ireland. Alice Riley boarded a ship as a bond servant to escape the famine in her own country. She was probably about 15 years old at the time and she knew that once she arrived in Savannah she would be sold into servitude f… Continue

Sometimes it isn't just haunting. Sometimes it drains the life out of you.

The Browning Mansion is not really a mansion such as you would find in the rich sections of any given town, but merely a well to do Merchants idea of a summer home. For the town I live in it was a mansion. The Browning family called Chicago their home and I believe old man Browning was in the lumber business or building in Chicago. He was well-to-do though and built the Browning Mansion as it has always been called here,… Continue