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If you're not afraid of things that go bump in the night and if the paranormal interests you, check out the list of ghost hunting articles we've gathered. Find out about different haunted locations as well as ghost hunting equipment.
The interest in paranormal events and "ghost hunting" has never been greater. With television shows like "Most Haunted," "Paranormal State" and "Ghost Hunters," everyday Read More
Seattle, Washington is the home of Microsoft, Starbucks and (for anyone who remembers the early 90s) grunge music. Despite (or perhaps because of) all of the rain, Seattle Read More
Baltimore, Maryland, is an old city, and one which has seen many wars, crimes and family tragedies. Is it so surprising that some of these happenings might have left a Read More
The South Pacific island nation of New Zealand is perhaps best known throughout the world as being the site of many movie productions, including a number of Bollywood Read More
Denver, Colorado, was first established in 1851 and its original history as a mining town made for a colorful history filled with gambling, dance halls and saloons. That Read More
Gettysburg is one of the most haunted locations in the United States. The Civil War and the intense and tragic battles here have left an indelible mark on the landscape Read More
Oregon is a scenic state filled with tall trees and scenic vistas. A great place to visit for a lot of reasons, ghost hunting included. Next time you are passing through, Read More
Australia is a fascinating and mysterious continent. The Aboriginal People, who had the land to themselves for thousands of years until the first white settlers arrived in Read More
Ellicott City, a short drive from Baltimore, is known as being Maryland's most haunted smallish town (it had a population under 60,000 as of the 2000 census). It was Read More
Washington, DC can be a very scary place indeed--especially if you are not a fan of whatever political party happens to be in power at the time. Politicians, lobbyists, and Read More
Strictly speaking, you don't need any equipment in order to find a ghost. The only tools you need are patience and an open mind. Serious ghost investigators often prefer Read More
Ghost hunting can be a lot of fun and you may even catch something paranormal if you have the right equipment. One valuable piece of equipment is an infrared camera. Here's Read More
Ghosts have been a part of human lore and storytelling for as long as people have been able to communicate with each other. There are numerous cases where multiple, Read More
The spirits of the dead are easier to communicate with than you might think. Ghost hunters use technology to capture evidence of ghosts. But you don't have to invest in Read More
A ghost hunt is something of a misnomer, since no one has ever actually captured a ghost. However, paranormal investigators often hunt for signs of a supernatural presence, Read More
Those who study the paranormal often point to photographs that claim to capture a ghost or ghostly image as proof of contact with the "other side." Using these steps, you Read More
EVPs, or electronic voice phenomena, are the recorded voices of spirits. However, with EVPs, the voice isn't heard by the humans present at the time the recording was made. Read More
EMF stands for "Electromagnetic Field," and some believe that EMF readings are useful in identifying the presence of ghosts. Low level and moving electromagnetic fields are Read More
In certain paranormal situations, you may be unable to believe what you've seen with your own eyes. One way to maintain clear understanding of the events is to record them Read More
An electronic voice phenomenon (EVP) is something ghost hunters use to define a haunting. An EVP is a recording of a ghost's voice, often answering a question posed by a Read More
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