Adventures and Posts

In June of 2025, we traveled to Fredericksburg, Virginia, once again, and this time made a point to visit and tour the final home of Mary Bell Washington, the mother of George Washington. We were at this location back in 2006 on our honeymoon but only drove by the location and did not tour. This time, we made it a point to stop and visit.

In July of 2016, we took a cruise for our 10th anniversary. At that time we were deep into paranormal research and wanted to extend our vacation and travel down to the Keys in Florida as part of our trip. One of the locations that we visited, twice, was the East Martello Musuem. This is the home to many different artifacts, including Robert the Doll.

In June of 2025, we traveled to Fredericksburg, Virginia, and one of the locations we stopped at was the monument and grave of George Washington's mother, Mary Bell Washington. We had been to Fredericksburg before, but this time we did more research and found the grave, which we added to our list of places to visit.

In April of 2025, we traveled to East Gustavus Cemetery in upper Trumbull County, Ohio, to pay our respects to Frances Maria Buel. This trip has been on our bucket list for some time; however, we needed to get it done to finish off our book before we participated in the upcoming paranormal conference.

On June 18, 2025, we took the day and went on a little local adventure, stopping at a few locations that we covered in our new book...

We have been to this location several times and filmed the area a few different times, but never released a video about the location. On July 1, 2025, we commemorated our anniversary by finally going to this location again (among others) to make the video about the filming location.

In November of 2019 we traveled to Chicago and to the Museum of Science and Industry. While there, we walked around the back of the...

Fells Point was our final stop during our walk (and Uber) in Inner Harbor, Baltimore. We wanted to go to this area to visit a location that is listed as one of the final stops of Edgar Allan Poe. We found even more history in the area when we were there.

While we were walking through Inner Harbor, Baltimore, in June 2025, we stopped at a location that had monuments related to the World Trade Center and September 11, and we decided to spend some time taking a closer look. Little did we know about the monuments and the building behind them until we did a little bit more research.

While walking through Baltimore's Inner Harbor in June of 2025, we came across a historical placard talking about the Baltimore Riot Trail. This occasion was the first time we heard about this, so we decided to do a little bit more research.

In June of 2025, we traveled to Baltimore, Maryland. On one of the days of our stay, we walked through Baltimore's Inner Harbor to reach the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House. We knew the museum was closed, but we wanted to see it since we had limited time in the city.

In June of 2025, we traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, and one of the locations we stopped at was the historical Fort McHenry. The location that was under bombardment by the British during the battle of 1812 and inspired Francis Scott Key to write the Star-Spangled Banner.

In June of 2025, we traveled to Frederick, Maryland, and stopped at the Mount Olivet Cemetery. Our original plan was to see the grave of Francis Scott Key; however, we found so much more history. It was well worth our stop.