Adventures and Posts

In June of 2025, we traveled to Frederick, Maryland, and one of the stops that we had to make was the old Frederick Court House. We visited the old Frederick Court House not only because of its rich history, but also because it has been the subject of several haunted claims.

During our honeymoon in July of 2006, we set out on a long road trip down the east coast, stopping at historic sites, coastal landmarks, and beautiful viewpoints along the way. One of the places we visited was the Bodie Island Lighthouse on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. At the time, we saw it simply as a peaceful stop during our travels, not realizing how much mystery and folklore surrounded the location.

It was a bright summer day in October, one of those rare afternoons when the seasons seem to overlap in perfect balance. The warmth of summer lingered in the air, yet the leaves around Kent, Ohio, were just beginning to shift toward their fall colors. With the weather inviting us outside, we decided it was the perfect day to go exploring. Our goal was simple but exciting: to locate the historical marker for Brady’s Leap, a legendary moment tied to one of Ohio’s most dramatic

In June of 2025, we traveled to Richmond, Virginia. After performing some research on locations we wanted to add to our visit, we decided we needed to stop at the State Capitol building. Although this building has a rich history, it also has a colorful paranormal past.

As mentioned in many other blog posts, we have visited Gettysburg on several occasions. It is difficult to pick one particular visit to discuss; however, this blog post and video are dedicated to the history of the Gettysburg Battlefield.

At the end of our summer trip in July of 2025, we found ourselves once again in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Even though we have visited the town many times over the years, each return trip seems to uncover something new, something hidden, or something we simply overlooked before. Gettysburg has a way of drawing you back with its mix of history, emotion, and lingering stories that still cling to the landscape.

On September 20, 2025, we headed out on an adventure to visit a few different locations. During our travels, the subject of Zoar Village having a Civil War reenactment weekend came up, so our group decided to go and check it out.

On Memorial Day in 2025, we traveled down the street to Calvary Cemetery to identify some locations that we were researching for a chapter in one of our new books. It was a wonderful day to spend in the local cemetery performing some research.

On September 20, 2025, we traveled down to Leetonia, Ohio, with the intention of spending the day helping JoAnn and Mark work on a project for their new garage. That was the plan, at least, until we all looked at each other that morning and decided an adventure sounded much better than a day of labor. With the sun shining and the temperature comfortable, it felt like the perfect opportunity to explore somewhere new.

In July of 2025 we traveled to Jamestown Settlement in Williamsburg, Virginia. On our way back to our hotel, we found an intriguing location to stop and check out. The story of Archer's Hope is one of those locations that, if not for the historical marker, may be lost to the ages.

In July of 2006, we decided to have a wonderful adventure for our honeymoon. We embarked on an eighteen-day road trip from our home in Ohio to the East Coast, and then continued our journey all the way down to Florida. During this trip, we decided to take our time and see some wonderful locations. One of the wonderful locations we visited was the National Wright Brothers Monument in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.

In June of 2025, we found ourselves once again in Fredericksburg, Virginia. During this visit, we decided to do a bit more research to identify some of the historical and haunted locations so that we made a point to stop at them all. One of these locations was the Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop.

On June 27, 2025, we found ourselves in Richmond, Virginia. After looking around at places to visit within the city, we found that there was an Edgar Allan Poe Museum. We added this location to our stop list, and we are now so glad that we did.

In September of 2019, we traveled down to Marietta, Ohio, and spent some time visiting several historical and haunted locations. One of the houses on our list that had reported paranormal claims was a former home, now a museum, called the castle.

On June 21, 2025, we found ourselves in Baltimore, Maryland, and decided that we had to go and visit the gravesite of Edgar Allan Poe. Our research revealed that Edgar Allan Poe rests at the Westminster Hall and Burial Grounds, a mere six blocks away from our hotel. It was an incredibly hot day in Baltimore when we decided to walk from our hotel to the Westminster Hall Burial Grounds. The air was thick and heavy, the kind of summer heat that makes the pavement shimmer and th

In June of 2025, we traveled to Fredericksburg, Virginia, and one of our stops was at the historical Chatham Manor. We heard about the paranormal activity at this location and definitely had to add it to the list of places to stop by on our trip. Little did we know, we were going to be able to do some investigating on the grounds.

In August of 2014, we took our team and a group of guests south to Newark, Ohio, to visit and investigate the Old Licking County Jail. Along the way, we made a couple of stops and enjoyed lunch, but we spent the entire night investigating the jail, then drove back to Youngstown, Ohio. It was early afternoon when we loaded our gear, along with our friends and guests, into a large rented van and began the drive toward Newark, Ohio. The excitement was electric among our team as

In June of 2025, we traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, to visit several historic and haunted locations. One of the stops on our list was The Horse You Came In On Saloon, which is reportedly the last place where Poe stopped for a drink before being found in a delirious state shortly before his death. During our stay in Baltimore, we stayed at the Holiday Inn in Inner Harbor. The Horse You Came In On Saloon at first looked as if it was within walking distance via Google Maps; h

On an extremely hot day in June of 2025, we found ourselves in Baltimore. we had to visit the Edgar Allan Poe home and museum. Once we arrived, we were concerned about whether we would be able to go inside.

In June of 2025, we traveled once again to Fredericksburg, Virginia. As we were visiting the monument to Mary Bell Washington, we also discovered Kenmore. The home of her daughter and her husband, Fielding Lewis. We had to stop, and what we uncovered was wonderful, both historically and paranormal-related as well.

In September of 2019, we traveled to Marietta, Ohio, and one of the locations we made a stop at was the legendary Mound Cemetery. This cemetery is not only known for the ancient mound in the middle but also for the paranormal claims of the Revolutionary Area soldiers that still roam the grounds.

In June of 2025, we returned to Fredericksburg and once again stopped at the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, where we conducted some investigations while walking up and down the Sunken Road.

In 2014 and 2015, we took part in multiple investigations at a project house in Rogers, Ohio. At first, the house was named the Rogers house; later, after some research, it was renamed the Lewis Townsend Farr house. Unfortunately, the house no longer exists.

In June of 2025, we traveled to Frederick, Virginia. We originally did not have this location on our visit list; however, we saw it was close to one of our other stops and decided to visit the building to find out more about Heritage Frederick.