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This is a hand-drawn cutaway of H.H. Holmes’ Murder Castle. I compiled blueprints, case notes, and other references in an effort to render the building as accurately as possible. It’s drawn with Micron liner pens and colored in Photoshop. Scroll down to see detail shots, the process, and references.
Whether you’re skeptical or spooked by nature, there’s bound to be something to take you by surprise in this list of the worlds most haunted places. Read on - if you dare!
So maybe you weren't expecting Tinder to lead you to a lasting relationship. Maybe you were looking to hook up a few times or have fun for a single night. Your expectations might have been minimal, but when somebody ghosts you, you still feel a…
Discover can cats see ghosts and how different their perception is. The most important things you should know about the feline senses are...
Every October, readers flock to the horror genre in search of terrifying tales about monsters, ghosts, witches, and things that go bump in the night. But what if I told you that the fiction section of the library wasn't the only place to find…
Let’s talk about haunted things. And I don’t just mean houses or graveyards; ghosts definitely aren’t limited to wandering around specific locations. There are all sorts of things that are haunted: Places… people… and, of course, objects. I have…
The world is full of weird things. I am sure we have all seen things that don't make any sense. And no I am not talking about ghosts or spirits because that is a different story altogether. I am talking about pictures that show weird things and don't give us any explanation. Life is full
This is my all time favorite ride. Now I have infected my daughter & grand daughter with the same incurable Disney bug. There are worse things. | See more about Disney, Mansions and Hitchhiking ghosts.
Every October, readers flock to the horror section of their local bookstores and libraries in search of spooky stories about ghosts, witches, goblins, and all those delightfully devilish things that go bump in the night. During this year's survey of…
For as long as I can remember I’ve been interested in cemeteries, ghosts and all things macabre. In middle school I remember pouring over Haunted Ohio books, and day dreaming about visiting all the spooky places Ohio has. Many years later I’m still interested in these types things except with a little (okay, a lot)…
One of my favorite things about this season is all the fun craft ideas that I can do with the kids. They get so excited about the ghosts, pumpkins, monsters and other scary objects we get to make. So today I’ve compiled a list of some of the crafts we are going to make this […]
Happy Saturday! Let's get ready for Halloween and take a closer look at Ghosts & Ghoulies. "What's not to love about this time of year!? October is filled with all of my favorites … Halloween, cooler air, colorful falling leaves and all things pumpkin and apple. I incor
“Don’t pass the graveyard in the night they told Sarah Lee.” Ghosts are scary and looking for souls to steal they’d say. Sarah Lee’s reaction was, “Who, me?” "You’ll be sorry if you go, they’d say." Sarah Lee was not sure they should be believed. She was not afraid of the cemetery or the ghosts. Who, Me? by Scott P. Smith shares the story about a girl with some secrets of her own for handling the ghosts in the cemetery. Her unusual reaction to all this frightening advice is comical. Who, Me? by Scott P. Smith is a fun read for scary times or to soothe scary times. The main character, Sarah Lee, is smart enough to question what she’s being told. Are there really things that go bump in the night? How do people know? Or are people spreading rumors about things they know nothing about? Sarah Lee has her own way of dealing with what might be a terrifying moment. Who, Me? is a great book to share with children to help them deal with scary situations, whether it is being afraid of the dark, the monster in the closet, or someone saying things they shouldn’t. It’s a great beginning to adult/child discussions about the worrisome situation and then searching for a solution, just like Sarah Lee did. Jennifer Smith and Davien Manson have created colorful Illustrations which provide the reader with the opportunity to smile at scary situations. I recommend Who, Me? as a fun read at Halloween time, too.
Happy Halloween, my dear friends! Pumpkins, ghosts, skeletons, treats, rich colors, and great memories are wonderful things about October! Halloween is one of my favorite holidays, so I am always sad to see it be over. Since today is Halloween, I thought it would be fun to share a few festive projects with you. I [...]
The Roman Riviera Photography is playing with light. Writing is playing with words. High 10! Here goes. Littlehampton as you’ve never seen or read about it before. England’s most haunted town. Riddled! Yes, it’s completely overrun with ghosts and ghouls and spooks and spirits and things that go bump in the night! And that’s not…
There’s just something about Halloween that makes me want to get crafty!! Last night I showed you a simple way to reuse your old milk cartons with my DIY Spooky Milk Jug Ghosts and it made me wonder what other wonderful things we could make with our left over milk cartons. If you’re family is
