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What is East Ghost?
EastGhost is a social nexus for paranormal enthusiasts, researchers and the curious that exists to empower, showcase and connect individuals, groups and information. Open, inclusive and climate-controlled, it offers a positive and constructive atmosphere that's enjoyable and maximally conducive to sharing and learning. One purpose is the collection, discussion and presentation of knowledge and findings: scientific, spiritual, supernatural, and anything paranormal.
With the ongoing help of and for the benefit of numerous individuals and various groups, EastGhost exists to network, share information, and maintain cohesiveness in the paranormal community that we all love. Broadly, we're all involved in the pursuit of truth, happiness and to find enjoyment, information and answers.
Members, independently or in whatever fluid alliances they wish, often share their experiences, expertise and investigative results, many of which are highly focused and ongoing. With thousands of registered members, updates and improvements are frequent; there's always something new.
We're building an organized and maintained "haunts database". We offer an unique melding of forums, pictures and file uploads that's powerful, flexible and purpose-built to make finding and sharing easy and fast. We also help friends keep in touch, individuals find groups and vice-versa, and investigators present their findings. Emailed to all members, activity, events and announcements reach many people quickly. If your group needs more members or is announcing an event, or if you're an individual seeking nearby groups, events or to be involved with investigations, we offer amplification and a good venue for finding and meeting your goals.
Membership is free, and all that's really expected is reasonable, civil participation. Members "get it" and get along while dicovering historical information, sharing personal experiences, discussing theories and opinions, collectively researching facts, and increasing enlightened understanding. Our site welcomes and rewards progressive, sensitive people.
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"We foster an environment of constructive peer review, the philosophy being the more active members out there thinking, observing and collecting evidence, the more likely someone is to produce something substantial and the more we all collectively learn. Another way to look at it: Every family has an eccentric member or two; we're the place where all those folks can collectively hang out and feel at home."
Haunts Database
BRIEF: An eerie moonlit apparition on the tracks makes for great lore; but how could so many people have seen it? SUMMARY: There is a isolated patch in Ritchie County known as the community of Silver Run. There is an accompanying story about a raven-haired apparition with skin as white as snow that haunts the railroad tracks while dressed in a long gown. The ghost appears at the mouth of the Silver Run Tunnel. The ghostly apparition has been seen by many railroad workers over the years, and she commands quite a tale. BRIEF: Poof. Vanishing government facilities! SUMMARY: Just stumbled across this. Not a haunting, but spooky anyway. Why is googling erasing the existence of government energy facilities from its maps? The DOE in Germantown, MD has no property listing, and its road names don't exist on google maps. That's not just taxation without representation, that's taxation without existence. BRIEF: Long history, just east of DC SUMMARY: The town of Bladensburg was begun by a indentured servant who came to the colonies in the middle 1600's. Ninian Beall owned the land known as Garrison's Landing, which became Bladensburg. BRIEF: A very large Civil War hospital on the National Mall SUMMARY: One of the largest Civil War hospitals in the area was located on the National Mall, where Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum stands today. BRIEF: Evil demeanor gets you no nowhere but in the history books. SUMMARY: The area called Furnace Hill in Carroll County is now a housing development, but Leigh Master's home was located on this land long ago.
Leigh Master operated a smelting business during the 18th century, which is why the development is called Furnace Hill. The furnace that Leigh Master used for smelting is still there and people say that it is haunted. BRIEF: Many soldiers from Antietam are buried here. SUMMARY: The graves of Francis Scott Key; Barbara Fritchie, about whom the Whittier's Poem was written; Thomas Johnson, the first Maryland Governor; as well as over eight hundred Union and Confederate soldiers who died in the battles at Antietam and Monocacy are located here. BRIEF: Some rooms are now off-limits SUMMARY: The upper levels of this old Du Pont home are off limits because of strange occurrences: Chairs, it is said, will move around by themselves.
The sound of laughter, screaming and moaning is also heard in the upper floors. The lights flickering off and on by themselves. BRIEF: Home of several ghosts, a mix of good and evil SUMMARY: Emily Thomas is reportedly this house's most famous ghost. BRIEF: Fame and history have left a drumming legacy SUMMARY: The Berkeley Plantation dates all the way to 1619. Thirty-eight settlers from Berkeley Castle in England were the founders of the plantation and surrounding lands.
Benjamin Harrison built the mansion house in 1726. George Washington and Abraham Lincoln were among its notable guests.
General McCellan's Federal Troops took over Berkeley plantation during the Civil War during a retreat from Richmond. John Jamieson purchased the plantation after the war. Jamieson had served as a drummer boy for McCellan. His son Malcolm inherited the estate in 1927.
The plantation is still owned by the Jamieson family. |
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Paranormal General TopicsI totally agree with Kim... been in the same situations before. Drama can really cause issues and when someone in your team group isn't completely honest it drags everyone else down. Also seen this happen to other groups. Kim I am very thankful ... |
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Misc StuffFord and the F hrer New Documents Reveal the Close Ties Between Dearborn and the Nazis By Ken Silverstein The Nation January 24, 2000 We have sworn to you once, But now we make our allegiance permanent. Like currents in a torrent lost, We... |
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