Dynasty Paranormal

09/30/2026

Sully's Irish Pub
📌 Middletown, Delaware

09/29/2026

The Old Williams County Jail
📍 Bryan, Ohio

09/27/2026

The Hempfield Tunnel
📍 Wheeling, West Virginia

09/16/2026

The Dutch House 🏠
📌 New Castle, Delaware

09/03/2026

THE ULTIMATE PARANORMAL LOCATION BRACKET HAS ARRIVED… 🏆👻

32 of the most infamous haunted locations from across the country have entered the competition.

But there can only be ONE champion. 😈

Over the coming weeks, these locations will go head-to-head in a single-elimination tournament, and YOU get to decide who advances.

🏚️ Haunted hotels
👻 Infamous spirits
🔪 Murder houses
⚰️ Cemeteries
🏰 Haunted historic sites
🌲 Mysterious locations

32 locations.
16 matchups to start.
One ultimate haunted location.

09/01/2026

The Jonathan Hager House Museum in Hagerstown, Maryland, is a historic stone home built around 1739 by Jonathan Hager, the German immigrant who founded Hagerstown. Nearly 300 years old, the house is now famous not only for its history but also for its reputation as one of Maryland’s haunted locations.

Visitors and former staff have reported hearing unexplained voices and footsteps, feeling as though they are being watched, and seeing objects move on their own. The nursery is considered one of the most active areas, where a rocking chair and cradle are said to move without explanation. A mysterious corn-cob doll is also rumored to change locations around the house, supposedly moved by the spirit of a child. Other stories describe a woman in green appearing near the windows and strange noises coming from the basement.

The Jonathan Hager House offers visitors a chilling combination of colonial history, local legends, and ghost stories.

08/31/2026

The Old Cecil County Jail in Elkton, Maryland, built in 1871, has accumulated a reputation for being haunted—unsurprising given its long history of imprisonment, violence, executions, and deaths. The jail housed prisoners until 1984.

Some of the most chilling stories come from former jail employees and deputies:

* Footsteps in empty cellblocks: Deputies working overnight in the 1960s reportedly heard heavy footsteps echoing through the locked cellblocks, sometimes sounding as though someone was coming down the metal stairs. They searched the jail but found no one.
* Slamming cell doors: Officers also reported hearing the unmistakable sound of heavy iron-barred doors closing, despite the prisoners being safely locked in their cells.
* Shadowy figures: A former worker described seeing dark, human-shaped shadows moving through the corridors and disappearing into dead ends.
* Voices and unexplained sounds: Workers reported hearing men’s voices, chains rattling, creaking, and other noises when they were alone. One woman even said she heard a male voice calling out a woman’s name.
* A figure in the window: During a walking tour, a group of ghost hunters reportedly shouted that they saw a man looking out of an upper window—even though the building was believed to be vacant.

The jail’s dark history adds fuel to the legends: three executions occurred there, and other prisoners spent their final nights in its cells before being taken to the gallows. Sheriff J. Myron Miller was also fatally shot inside the jail in 1912.

08/30/2026

The Everett theatre 🎭 in Middletown, Delaware, has a history almost as dramatic as anything performed on its stage. The site first became a performance venue in 1863, when the Town Hall and Opera House opened. That building was destroyed by fire on December 31, 1918. A replacement opened in 1919 but suffered the same fate, burning on April 6, 1922.

The present Everett Theatre was built later in 1922 and opened to audiences that November with the silent film Under Two Flags. Designed by Philadelphia theater architects W.H. Hoffman and Paul J. Henon Jr., it originally seated roughly 750 people and featured a theater pipe organ and its own electrical generator.

After closing in 1979, the theater fell into disrepair until local citizens organized to save it. Restoration efforts eventually brought it back to life, and it reopened in 2009 after another major setback: a large section of its ceiling collapsed in 2008.

👻 The haunting

The Everett has acquired a reputation for ghostly activity, although these stories are folklore rather than documented paranormal fact. Local accounts describe unexplained noises, strange sensations, and possible apparitions. A 2025 account noted that “ghost stories from The Everett abound,” adding to the theater’s spooky reputation.

Its history certainly provides an atmospheric backdrop: two fires, decades of performances, abandonment, restoration, and even its appearance as “Hedley Hall” in Dead Poets Society.

In other words, whether you believe the Everett is haunted or simply feels haunted, its century-plus of stories gives the old theater plenty of reasons to seem alive after dark.

The Everett Theatre

Photo Cred: Dynasty Paranormal

08/30/2026

Holy s**t!!!! This picture is wild what a catch by Just Creeping it Real

Just Creeping it Real here at the haunted Fairfield County Infirmary

I snapped this picture right before we called it a night. I had gone up to the attic to help Josh pack up his gear, and of course… I couldn’t leave without taking a few more pictures first.

Now take a good look at this one… Do you see anything? If so, what do you see? 👀

I’m also posting a photo of this same area that Mary from The Unknown Project captured earlier in the evening for comparison.

Take a look at both and tell me what you think you’re seeing… because there might be something lurking in that attic that definitely wasn’t on my packing list. 😳👻. The only difference really is that I had moved the plastic white lawn chair out of the way to take the picture because I didn't like it in my pic lol