Places Remembered
Haunts
There are terrible and amazing places that haunt our memories. These places can control us, cause supernatural beliefs, make us wallow in misery or happiness, rebuild us, inspire critical or creative thought, free us from lies, makes us better people, and sometimes, simply tear us apart. These places, no matter how negative or positive, will haunt, but always teach us.
Home of The Friendly Ghost of Victor Schertzinger
Vincent Triola
2 Minute Or Less Read Time
A fascinating read about the author’s experience living in a house with a rich Hollywood history. The house was built by Victor Schertzinger, a composer, film director, producer, and screenwriter. The article describes the house’s fixtures, designs, and rooms that remain unchanged since the 1920s. The author also shares his experience of living with the ghost of Victor Schertzinger, who still haunts the halls. An engaging read for anyone interested in Hollywood history and the supernatural.
Leaving Valley Forge Military Academy
Vincent Triola
8 Minute Or Less Read Time
Entering Valley Forge Military Academy at age sixteen marked a point of change in my life. After reading about recent abuse at the school, I recall VFMA and public school abuses, and though abuses did occur in military school, I still feel that Valley Forge haunts me in a positive way.
Exploring Rosewood Sanitarium: A Photo Essay
Vincent Triola
9 Minute Or Less Read Time
Rosewood Sanitarium was once home for thousands of disabled persons filled with its share of abuses before being abandoned. In this photo essay we explore the ghosts of Rosewood seeking to understand the truth beyond the supernatural.
A Haunted Warehouse & The Toll of The Unexplained
Vincent Triola
18 Minute Or Less Read Time
Eerie noises, apparitions, unexplained machine failures, and strange movements turn a warehouse into a nightmarish, stressful workplace. Learn how the supernatural can prevent us from seeing the true nature of problems.
