Cat Man’s Grave is one of Delaware’s most haunting urban legends. The tale is deeply intertwined with the history of Colonel Armwell Long Cemetery near Frankford. It’s a story of …
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On quiet nights along the shore of Stony Creek, a voice rises from the darkness. The wind carries a question, soft but insistent. Where is my head? Who’s got my …
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Unraveling the Legend: Lilly E. Gray Victim of the Beast 666
Lilly E. Gray’s Gravestone: Unraveling the ‘Victim of the Beast 666’ Mystery The Salt Lake City Cemetery spans 120 acres in downtown Salt Lake, with over 9.5 miles of winding, …
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What do World War I, anti-immigrant hysteria, and a vampire have in common? As strange as it sounds, they all converge in a forgotten cemetery in Park Hills, Missouri. This …
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On Thanksgiving Day, 1902, a southbound train neared Geneva, NY, approaching the Marsh Bridge. As it did, the engineer and fireman onboard heard a piercing scream. When they looked up, …
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The Legend: If you visit Emo’s Grave, circle the Moritz Columbarium three times while chanting “Emo, Emo, Emo” and then look into the columbarium you’ll see the red glowing eyes …
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For decades, the Brigham City Indian School sat abandoned, its empty halls fueling eerie stories of restless spirits and forgotten history. As with most urban legends, the longer the buildings …
Urban legends often revolve around harmless dares and thrill-seeking rituals. But sometimes, these stories take a darker turn—turning real people into targets of fear and speculation. Such was the case …
The Legend: A mother took her two young children for a drive, believing they were possessed by the devil. She drove off the bridge into the river, killing everyone in …
The Legend of the Weeping Woman of Logan Cemetery: If you stand in front of the Weeping Woman of Logan Cemetery at midnight under a full moon and say, “Weep, …
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