History of the Old Hospital on College Hill Situated at 728 Mulberry Street on the high ground known as College Hill, the hospital watched over the city of Williamson for decades, serving as a vital medical hub for the region. For generations, thousands of patients passed through its doors for births, surgeries, and emergency care….
When I was a teenager in Maryland, my favorite Saturday activity during October was squirrel hunting, and there were lots of good hardwood stands around the county, full of squirrels. Well, this one Saturday, I was going to try a different patch of woods, where I had to go a few miles down a one-lane…
History of St. Albans Sanitarium The property was originally built in 1892 by William H. Miles as an elite Lutheran boys’ school. However, the school struggled with severe discipline issues, intense hazing. It was forced to close it’s doors in 1911 due to finical and openation strains. In 1916, the building was purchased and converted…
When I was knee high to grasshopper daddy would take me fishing on Saturdays. It was our father and son time. We would go to several different fishing holes. Some ponds but mostly Creeks because he loved Trout and wouldn’t eat a fish out of water that wasn’t running. …
The Original 1952 Flatwoods Elementary School Incident Sent by Chris May son of Freddie May From what I was told by my Dad Freddie May, and My Grandma Kathleen May the original Witnesses along with my uncle Eddie May. One September 12, 1952, my dad, Uncle Eddie and some neighborhood kids were playing at Flatwoods…
I was probably 12 when this happened, living in my childhood home in Eastern Massachusetts around 2008. I was playing video games on the GameCube to give you reference on when this occurred. I had a small Batman box tv and it was set on top of my tall dresser. Due to this I would…
Back in the early 90s, around 1993, my ex-husband and I moved into a new duplex apartment. We entered through a front door that led to a small foyer; immediately in front of you was a staircase leading up to our living space. To the left were two interior doors that were permanently padlocked the…
Deep within the sprawling, wind-swept wilderness of the New Jersey Pine Barrens—a land of twisted trees and dark-water swamps lives a cryptid that has transcended mere legend to become the state’s undisputed icon of terror: the Jersey Devil. Born from the dark folklore of 1735, the story goes that the creature was the cursed thirteenth…
During the summer of 1973, local residents began reporting encounters with a large, bipedal, crocodile-like humanoid that seemed to stalk the waterways of Sussex County. Unlike the winged, silhouette of the Jersey Devil, the Gator Man is described as a nightmare of the pure reptilian kind. Witnesses report a creature roughly six feet tall with…
Since the early 2000s, the river banks of Hackettstown, New Jersey, have been the site of a bizarre series of encounters. From a creature called, the Mantis Man. It is almost always described as an elusive, and sometimes transparent entity that seems to exist on the edge of reality. Standing between 6 and 8 feet…