Traditional Legends

The Appalachian Mountains are home to a deep and unsettling folklore, whispered from generation to generation.

Hidden in the shadows of literary history is Uriah Derick D’Arcy’s The Black Vampyre: A Legend of St. Domingo.

Ah! Christmas time! Parties, decorations, presents, and Santa! But there is one aspect that has been forgotten. Vampires!

Ghostly figures roaming the shore, phantom ships appearing in the fog, and disembodied voices carried on the wind.

Death is but a transition. It is the living that needs funerary customs. It is all done in love.

A few years ago, my husband and I climbed down from the mountains and traveled south through ancient battlegrounds, the pine tree...

For centuries Medusa has been misunderstood.

For years, Irish locals have feared the wails of the Banshee. The Banshee, also known as the Bean Sidhe, is a captivating creature...

These alluring and mystical beings have been known to hold a dual nature in many African tales.

The fascinating history behind shrunken heads.

The Lunarians were an advanced race of inhabitants living on the moon in a peaceful and tranquil existence. Little did they know that...

The Jones family was used to moving around, and they had seen many different houses in their time, but they were not prepared for what...

The trail blazed by Connecticut's legal system served as a stark contrast to the events unfolding in neighboring Salem.

One might assume that we were stepping into a gateway to the underworld, expecting to witness remnants from the past.

It was one of the creepiest locations when we locked up for the evening. The museum was the most active location that I have ever investigat