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The Haunting History of Perryville Battlefield
On October 8, 1862, cannon explosions shattered this tranquil countryside as Perryville became the site of the most destructive Civil War battle in the state. Some believe the spirts of the soldiers continue to linger on the battlefield.
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Ghostly Tales of the Willard Library
The Willard Library is home to thousands of books and possibly a few spirits. Step between the stacks for the haunted history of this historic building.
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Exploring The Haunted Legends of Mammoth Cave
Go deep into the earth and explore the haunted history inside Kentucky’s only National Park – Mammoth Cave
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The Pope Lick Monster
The Pope Lick Monster is a legend local to the city of Louisville, Kentucky. According to legend, this monster may take on the form of a creature that is half-man and half-goat, half-man. The area he supposedly hunts is located at the Pope Lick trestle outside the city.
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The Belle of Louisville: History & Hauntings
Experience the charm of the Ohio River on a riverboat cruise in Louisville! Enjoy breathtaking views, delicious food, live entertainment, and maybe bump into a spirit or two.
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Kelly-Hopkinsville Encounter
Nearly 70 years ago, a four-hour encounter between two families and a group of unidentified visitors put Kelly, Kentucky, on the paranormal map.
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Kentucky Meat Shower
The weather in Kentucky can be weird. Blazing hot one day and freezing cold the next. But one day, pieces of meat rained from the sky in Bath county.
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The River City Saints
Louisville is a city famous for horse racing, Muhammad Ali, baseball bats, and the nation’s oldest authentic river steamboat. It is also the home of the bones of two 1800-year-old Christian martyrs. Who are they and how did they end up in the River City? Before we talk about our saintly skeletons, lets talk about
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Carpenter In Kentucky
John Carpenter is one of the most prolific filmmakers, especially when it comes to horror movies and cult classics. With movies like The Thing, The Fog, Halloween and others – when you think of horror movies, chances are a John Carpenter film is probably in your top five. But did you know, Carpenter has a
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The Wooldridge Monuments
Known collectively as “The Strange Procession That Never Moves,” the Graves County landmark depicts 15 life-size statues perpetually waiting in line.
Haunted Kentucky Road Trip
Exploring the haunted highways and byways of the Bluegrass State.