The Famous Ghosts of the Haunted New Amsterdam Theatre
New York City is celebrated for its glittering skyline, towering landmarks, and world-class museums. While millions flock to the Big Apple for these iconic experiences, the true heartbeat of the city pulses within its legendary theatre district. Bro ...
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The Rundel Memorial Library
The Rundel Memorial Library, located in the city of Rochester, holds a bumpy history as the library that almost never was. It also holds another story that has given rise to its reputation among Rochesterians as one of Rochester’s most haunted spo ...
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The Haunting Legends of Long Island
Manhattan is often the go-to embodiment of New York, but there’s so much more to the Empire State than the 468 square mile global hub of skyscrapers, gothic wonders, and haunted alleys. Travel just east of the city, across the Throgs Neck Bridge, ...
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The Top 3 Haunted Locations in New York
New York City is a place of relentless motion, with millions of lives layered on top of centuries of history. Each borough carries its own identity, shaped by immigration, industry, art, and tragedy. Beneath the city’s steel and stone, however, li ...
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The White Lady of Durand Eastman
Nestled along the shoreline of Lake Ontario lies Durand Eastman Park. It's a place of quiet woods, tranquil lakes, and old stone walls that hint at a bygone era. But among the pine trees and the gentle lapping of water against the shore, there linge ...
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The Spirits of Bannerman Castle
Tucked along the windswept Hudson River sits one of New York’s most mysterious relics. Bannerman Castle. Rising from Pollepel Island, is a decaying fortress plucked straight from a Gothic novel. Its' cracked stone walls, empty windows, and towers ...
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The Seaford Poltergeist
In 1958, the world was transfixed by the events happening within a family’s home in Seaford, New York. Over the course of two months, the Herrmann family experienced dozens of unexplainable phenomena, from dolls flying across rooms to bottles of b ...
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The Kreischer House
Grisly acts of violence and emotional trauma can alter the aura of a home. Negative energy festers, manifesting an environment that draws entities from across the veil. Such is the case for Staten Island’s Kreischer House, a sprawling 19th-century ...
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Unraveling Dryden’s Decade of Tragedy
For decades, Dryden, New York, was the ideal rural town to raise a family: a small, tight-knit community where everyone knew everyone, set against a backdrop that was nothing short of a Norman Rockwell painting. That is, until just a couple of ...
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The Staten Island Moravian Cemetery
Starting in the 1700s, Moravian Cemetery was a generous offer to the local Staten Island farming community as a final resting place for their loved ones. That reputation has since changed slightly, starting with Cornelius Vanderbilt, one of—if not ...
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