Adventures and Posts

In June of 2025, we found ourselves once again in Fredericksburg, Virginia, a town we have visited many times and never seem to grow tired of exploring. Each trip feels like opening a familiar book and discovering a page we somehow missed before. This time, we set our sights on the historic Rising Sun Tavern, eager to finally take the guided tour and learn more about one of the city’s most well-known colonial buildings.

In June of 2025, we once again found ourselves drawn back to Spotsylvania Confederate Cemetery in Fredericksburg, Virginia. This quiet and often overlooked burial ground had left a lasting impression on us during our first visit in 2006, and nearly two decades later, we felt compelled to return. The goal was simple but personal—to see if the uneasy, chilling atmosphere we remembered so clearly would still be there. Our original visit in 2006 took place early in the morning, j

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.

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 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 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 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.