Haunted museum

The people behind the massively successful horror film The Conjuring followed up with an Annabelle spinoff horror film, that delved into the history of the creepy doll featured briefly in the first film. What you might not know is that Annabelle actually exists, and you can visit her yourself. The Conjuring was loosely based on the exploits of Ed and Lorraine Warren, self-proclaimed "demonologists" who made a career out of touring the country and solving paranormal mysteries through a…

Zak Bagans haunted museum

Relive the early 2000s with the The Haunted Mansion in 2003. Visit the Web Design Museum’s gallery and experience the evolution of the internet.

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Zak Bagans' Haunted Museum in Las Vegas is a popular attraction for those looking to explore the otherworldly and morbid - Here's what to expect inside!

Zak Bagans Haunted Museum

Zak Bagans haunted museum

Did you know that Mary Shelley lived in Bath and she wrote the first draft of Frankenstein there in 1816? She was just 18 when she started writing the world’s first piece of science fiction!

Zak Bagans Haunted Museum

For anyone whose interests tend toward the morbid.

Ten minutes after I arrive at the Cryptozoology & Paranormal Museum, I’m ushered out the front door by the museum’s founder, Stephen Barcelo. I […]

Here, at no cost to you, are three unofficial tips for visiting Zak Bagans’ soon-to-open Haunted Museum. Respect the artifacts. Respect the spirits. And if Bagans should ask you to open a door, think twice.

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Zak Bagans haunted museum

Warren Occult Museum is an Offbeat Attraction in Monroe. Plan your road trip to Warren Occult Museum in CT with Roadtrippers.

Ed and Lorraine Warren founded the New England Center for Psychic Research at their home in Monroe, Connecticut, in 1952, and have since investigated over 10,000 cases.

Imagine walking into a crumbling stone crypt and coming face to face with row upon row of carefully preserved mummies. It sounds like something out of a horror movie - except this is the macabre sight which greets thousands of tourists in Palermo, Sicily, each year. A total of 8,000 mummies are housed in niches along the walls of the Capuchin Catacombs. Hung from hooks by their necks and feet, they wear expensive-looking clothes and their heads hang as if in prayer