The Mysterious Labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral
Head into the famous nave of the Chartres Cathedral, France, and you’ll discover one of the most famous spiritual paths in the world. The Labyrinth of Chartres Cathedral. The Cathedral itself is a wonderful example of Gothic architecture, which was built over 26 years, beginning in 1145. Spiritual paths suchRead More →
There Were Two UFO Crashes At Roswell, Not One
Many of us are familiar with the reports of an Unidentified Flying Object that had crashed on a ranch in Roswell, but what many don’t know, is that reports suggest there were actually two separate crafts that crashed, not one. On July 7th, 1947, it was just like any otherRead More →
Maine Couple buy Farmhouse That Inspired ‘The Conjuring’ Horror Movie
Many horror fans will be familiar with the movie The Conjuring, and fans will be pleased to know that the nearly 300 year old house behind it’s inspiration now has new owners. Cory and Jennifer Heinzen who are originally from Mexico, Maine, are themselves believers in the paranormal, and boughtRead More →
The Haunted Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, West Virginia
The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum began it’s construction in 1858 and opened it’s doors to the first patients in 1864. The Asylum was originally designed by architect Richard Andrews, with craftsmen brought over from Germany and Ireland to put their skills to use on it’s architecture. It was originally referred toRead More →
Ningyo: The Mythical Mermaids of Japan
Western readers will probably be familiar with the Folklore of Mermaids. These mysterious sea creatures are not just unique to western lands however. The Ningyo, which translates as human fish, is a creature in Japanese folklore which is quite similar to Western Mermaids. In Western folklore, mermaids are widely portrayedRead More →
Bernie Sanders Pledges to Release Any Information About Aliens in 2020: If He’s Elected President
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says he will release any government held information about UFO’s if he wins the next U.S election, at the request of his wife, Jane. In a podcast with Joe Rogan on August 8th, Bernie Sanders said he would even announce the findings on Joe Rogan’s podcast.Read More →
The Ghosts of Temple Newsam, Leeds
Temple Newsam House is a remarkable example of Tudor-Jacobean architecture on the outskirts of Leeds, West Yorkshire. The house is most famous as the birth place of Lord Darnley, the once husband of Mary Queen of Scots. It is often referred to as The Hampton Court of The North. TheRead More →
The Black Knight of Fort Manoel
Fort Manoel was constructed in the 18th century by the Order of Saint John, during the reign of Grand Master António Manoel de Vilhena, after whom the fort was named. The fort is located on Manoel Island in Gżira, Malta. A small hospital was in operation on the Island, duringRead More →
The Visitations of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque
Celebrated on the feast day of October 17th, Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque was born in 1647 AD at Janots, a small town in Burgundy. The Saint was the fifth of seven children, to Claude and Philiberte Alacoque. From her early childhood, Margaret showed extraordinary love for the Blessed Sacrament, andRead More →
The Haunted Calico Ghost Town, California
A former mining town in San Bernardino County, California, Calico ghost town is now pulling in thousands of tourists per year. As a prosperous town that was founded 1881, it was home to 500 mines, which collectively amassed over $20 million in silver ore, during it’s 12-year span as aRead More →