"Come and enjoy the ambiance of this historic Bed and Breakfast located in beautiful Trinidad, Colorado. Splendid antiques blended with modern conveniences pamper your senses and your soul. Tarabino Inn bed and breakfast lodging combines the elegance and way of life of the Victorian era with the comforting hospitality and atmosphere rarely encountered in today's world. Indulge in the old world warmth of antique furnishings, rich natural woodwork, persian rugs, and much more... ...and it looks like the "much more" might very well be a spirit or two, or so it appears after our interview with Kevin, one of the owners! [b]Maji:[/b] How did you come to own the inn? [b]Kevin ...

Home to celebrated figures like Al Capone, Chicago is understood to have numerous haunts spiriting about its serpentine streets. From hexed hitchhikers to phantom filled cemeteries, its apparent that the alleged cow responsible for starting the Great Chicago Fire will never truly be the city's only claim to fame. Although notable for its many ghosts, Chicago is also rich with history. An illustrious history which has born many a rumor in its wake. We’re offering up just a small sampling here, but if you’re looking for more haunted locations in Chicago, please be sure to check out our link to Haunted Illinois at the end of this page. [b]Resurrection Mary[/b] Perhaps the mo ...

The [url=http://www.atchisonkansas.net/]authorized[/url] Atchison website touts this Kansas city as "charming and historic", however the middle of the road ghost hunter may just tell you something contrary. Ghosts in Atchison? It would be no wonder. As far back as the mid-1800's, innumerable wagons on their way to the California gold rush utilized Atchison as a resting ground during their tiring expeditions. Home to the Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe Railroad, Lincoln even slept in this serene little community. This birth place of Amelia Earhart is known for much more than its distinctive past. In fact, it is better known for its spirited memoirs. The most celebrated spirit ...

This was originally written by Matt Burnham, however I spiced it up a bit. I just wanted to give credit where credit is due. 1) Avoid using a flash across from reflective objects - mirrors, metal objects, and so forth. 2) Be aware of your surroundings. If it is raining or dusty where your picture is taken, it will appear to have "orbs" all over the photo. Bright light can also cause "orbs". This is why much of the paranormal investigative world does not take orbs seriously at all any more - beware of people who do take it seriously. 3) Is that your camera strap in front of the lens or a vortex? If it's black or grey, looks like it might have stitch marks, it' ...