Ghost Eyes

Most Haunted Places in America: Major Grahams Mansion Major Graham Mansion is a historic Civil War homestead located in Graham’s Forge, Virginia, about 10 minutes from where I-77 meets I-80. Named for the son of its original owner, Major David Graham, Major Grahams Mansion is not just a place to learn important history of the Civil War, but a favorite stop for paranormal investigators. Major Grahams Mansion is haunted by several known ghosts and offers a famous Ghost Walk tour. The apparition of a young girl and a woman in a bridal gown have both been reported on numerous occasions, as have the...

Most Haunted Places in America: Southern Vermont College Southern Vermont College was established on the grounds of the old Everett Mansion in 1974, though the school itself actually dates back to 1926. It was founded as the St. Joseph’s Business School, upgrading in 1962 to an official junior college – St. Joseph’s Junior College. Then, in 1974, St. Joseph’s made a trade that landed them the Everett Mansion and surrounding property. The school was moved and quickly flourished in Southern Vermont College. It’s not the history of the college that is so intriguing, however, but rather...

Most Haunted Places in America: Clearfield Job Corps Center The Clearfield Job Corps Center in Clearfield, Utah was one of the very first jobs corps ever commissioned in the United States under the guidance of then President Lyndon B. Johnson. Today, it is one of those places always mentioned when the topic of ghost hauntings in Utah arises. Clearfield Job Corps started out as the Clearfield Naval Supply Depot, built in 1942 and decommission 20 years later in 1962. The old naval depot was subdivided; Seven-million square feet became a manufacturing warehouse district, now known as the Freeport...

Most Haunted Places in America: Holy Cross Sanatorium Originally established as a military base by the name of Camp Cody, the remains of the Holy Cross Sanatorium have quite the history of death, suffering and ongoing mischief. They say the underground tunnels and last standing building of Holy Cross Sanatorium is haunted by the disgruntled ghosts of a century gone by. In 1916, in the desert town of Deming, New Mexico, a military training camp was established. It was first called Camp Deming, after the town. In 1917, the government rebranded the base as Camp Cody in honor of William “Buffalo...