Adventures and Posts

In June of 2025, we traveled to Frederick, a town rich with Civil War history and timeless charm. During our visit, we learned about the story of Barbara Fritchie, a local legend whose name is forever tied to one of Frederick’s most famous historic homes. Her story immediately caught our attention, blending patriotism, folklore, and the lingering echoes of the past that always seem to draw us in.

In the summer of 2025, we traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, to visit several different historical and haunted locations. One of the stops on our list was the historical Old St. Paul Cemetery. Unfortunately, when we made our way down to the cemetery, it was closed to the public.

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.

In June of 2025 we traveled to Frederick, Maryland, and one of the locations on our list for the visit was the National Civil War Medical Museum. The reason for this stop was twofold. First, Marianne loves museums with medical-related artifacts, and this location is one of the most haunted in Frederick.

On a very hot July summer day in 2013, we traveled out to Mount Vernon Virginia and visited George Washington's beloved home, Mount...

In July of 2013 we traveled to Mount Vernon to visit the home and grave site of our Nation's first president, George Washington. Not...

On July 22, 2017 we traveled to Silver Spring, Maryland and one of our stops was the National Museum of Health and Medicine. There were...