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People have seen a werewolf roaming around Varina. It has reportedly been seen in the Confederate Hills Recreation Center during the full moon. Reports include howling and a probability of giving chase; beware. Unknown hauntings may be the worst kind. Or the best. This area is widely known to be haunted, but no one knows who or what is haunting this area. Halloween tours and apparitions Built by Confederate POW labor when Washington was threatened by Confederate General Early's raid, and a prison break was feared. It is the only surviving fortification of three that guarded Camp Hoffman (2), the stockaded POW camp established in 1863. It is a small four-sided earthen fort with four reconstructed buildings, and the remains of a powder magazine. It is located on the Potomac River side of the peninsula. The war ended before construction was complete. His neck was fitted with a pike This area called Blackbeard Point was named after the pirate "Blackbeard." His head was removed and piked as a warning to other pirates. Some people searched for his head in the Chesapeake Bay but never found it. People say that Blackbeard is haunting the area in search of his head. And, they say, he is still mighty angry. R claggett landing houseI have a particular interest in old and historic homes in the Bowie Mitchellville Upper Marlboro area and am familiar with most in the area that fall into those categories. One that always has intrigued me and that I followed here eagerly a few year... R Rocks State Park.Does anyone know anything about this haunted area It's in Harford County, MD. In the park, there have been many reported spirits seen in the area late at night while driving through the park. It would be cool if anyone could tell me an... R New England Paranormal is Hardcorehttp www.newenglandpa ranormal.com Was checking out their website and it has a staff listing and they had this dude on there. i SETH COAKLEY HAS BEE... R "Conjuring Philip," The Philip PhenomenonI've heard have read this phrase being used many times before in books and on ghost forums around the world. My intention that if any of you guys come across the slang or phrase, Conjuring Philip, you will know where it came from what it means... | |
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