The Ghost of Red Hill
As one of the oldest cities in our country, Alexandria has its fair share of haunted buildings. From old plantations to seedy taverns, there are apparitions scattered in haunted sites throughout the city. However, there’s one phantom who isn’t r ...
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St. George’s Episcopal Church
Nestled within the charming streets of Fredericksburg’s city center sits St. George’s Episcopal Church, a church with a history longer than the city of Fredericksburg itself. Behind its regal stained glass windows and round-arched doors lies an ...
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The Spirits of The Carlyle House
What was once a luxurious colonial manor for a wealthy merchant and his family later turned into a run-down shack where squatters would dwell. Today, this renovated historic landmark is a public museum that is also home to many dark legends and secr ...
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Swope’s Townhouse
The Swope’s Townhouse is not your typical haunted house. For one, it sits in Alexandria, Virginia - an upper-class county more known for its colonial history and housing of many prominent DC politicians than for any spooky tales. But don ...
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The Spirits of Gunston Hall
If one were to drive just a few minutes outside of Washington D.C. (or longer, depending on the area’s notoriously unpredictable traffic), you would find Alexandria. It’s a lovely town known for its old historic district and for housing many of ...
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The Most Haunted Restaurants in Virginia
A state as old as Virginia oozes American history, with cities like Colonial Williamsburg, Richmond, and Alexandria at the forefront of the nation’s loud and violent birth. The grounds upon which these cities have been established were soaked in b ...
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The Haunted Stone House
Virginia. In many ways, one could say this state’s history is the story of America. From the forced dispersal of the Powhatan tribe upon the arrival of English settlers to its rise into an economic powerhouse brought about by the plantation s ...
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The Town Square Clock Tower Devil Bat
Many people visit Alexandria to see American history up close, from exploring George Washington’s home of Mount Vernon to seeing the skinniest historic home in America. However, one of the local’s favorite landmarks is the iconic city hall clock ...
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The Alexandrian Hotel
When the first settlers arrived in Virginia from England in 1669, they settled on land that is now the city of Alexandria, which was founded in 1749. With a history dating back to before the Revolutionary War, it’s unsurprising that Alexandria has ...
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Hauntings of Robert E. Lee’s Boyhood Home
The Commonwealth of Virginia attracts visitors from all over for its natural beauty and rich history dating back two centuries. However, a darker side lurks beneath this state's veneer of Southern Charm. Its history is steeped in such tragedy that ...
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