“Somewhat Lost,” A True Ghost Story from Baltimore, Maryland
Noreen had just moved into her new condo when an unexpected guest strikes up a friendship … and offers a cozy mystery.
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Simplify Your Ghost Hunting Gadgets to Support Your Senses
I audited my ghost hunting equipment and simplified what goes in my investigation kit. Out went gear that doesn’t support or verify what my senses capture. Get the scoop on what I kept … and what I dumped.
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2 EVPs for Your Review
Listen to 2 EVPs captured during ghost hunts at the very haunted Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA as well as a historic location in British Columbia, Canada.
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Why Human Experience Is the Best Ghostly Evidence We Have
I’ve made a shift in how I investigate. Human senses first, gadgets second. We’ve slipped into gadgets as the primary evidence source but the best haunting accounts come from people. Get the scoop after the jump.
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What’s Happening on Ghostly Activities for July 2026
Get the scoop on the latest posts, podcast episodes, videos and more coming on Ghostly Activities.
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Under The Crow’s Eye: The Unsolved Murders At Fort Worden
Robert Dumm’s body was found along a beach at Fort Worden. His murder was never solved but it did open an inquiry into a series of missing soldiers. Get the scoop now.
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Ghost Hunting & Legend Tripping In Bucoda
On March 14th, 2026, the Ghostly Club headed to Bucoda, Washington to examine 2 urban legends associated with the allegedly cursed town. Follow along after the jump.
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The Sherlock Holmes Ghost Hunting Methodology
Sherlock Holmes, the world’s super sleuth, found a way to solve any mystery. Learn how to use his methods to find more clues and evidence to solve your next ghostly mystery.
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Paranormal Enthusiast vs Ghost Hunter vs Paranormal Investigator
Are you an enthusiast, ghost hunter or investigator? In reality, most people and teams have all 3 going on the ghost hunt. Find out your type today.
