May 16th, 2008 by djb
The time has arrived.
The staff here at Spectral Review will soon be heading south to spend an evening at the Myrtles Plantation. The Myrtles Plantation is known as “One of America’s Most Haunted Homes”.
Not being paranormal investigators we are fortunate that we will be accompanied by the very experienced paranormal investigators of Everyday Paranormal.
We can guarantee that upon our return we will:
- Tell some stories
- Display some photos
What we cannot guarantee:
- We won’t pee our pants
- Run screaming into the night
In the future, keep an eye on the Everyday Paranormal Event Page for future investigations that YOU could be a part.
If you listen to the EVP at the bottom of their evidence page on their last visit to Myrtles Plantation, you can hear one of the creepiest EVPs we have ever heard. It was captured in the “General Bradford Suite”. That is the suite in which your friends from Spectral Review we will be staying.
Gulp.
April 30th, 2008 by djb
We have to apologize as we here at Spectral Review haven’t posted much news recently. It’s really for two reasons. The first reason is that it’s actually been kind of slow news-wise with not too much happening.
Here is the second reason.
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April 8th, 2008 by djb
We are very happy to announce that Spectral Review has received some terrific photos of the casements at Fort Mifflin. It was in these casements where William H Howe was detained while he was tried twice for desertion and murder. Please check out the Fort Mifflin Photo Gallery.
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These photos were sent to us by Dr Robert Alotta who wrote the definitive book about William H Howe entitled Stop The Evil. These photos were taken by Kevin Coyle. Kevin was one of the first members of the Old Fort Mifflin Guard. He’s been devoted to the Fort for almost 35 years.
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January 13th, 2008 by djb
A quick search on Google reveals a lot of sites that offer some sort of map with haunted locations on them. There is HauntedMap.com which looks like it’s kind of broken. Then there is HauntedHouses.com which seems to be working fine. It’s more of a classic web site with the map just used to show haunted places per state by loading a new page. There is HauntedHouseNation.com which seems pretty good as it’s based upon Google Maps. But there doesn’t appear to have driving directions in case you wanted to visit a site. Now Creepy LA has a nice Google map with driving directions but they appear to be just the Los Angeles area.
The last thing most of these maps have in common is that the web site that host them control what is on the map.
It seems to us here at Spectral Review that a really good haunted places map would:
- Use a modern mapping system like Google Maps
- Support driving directions so users could learn how to find the place
- Enable detailed information for each Haunted Place
- Have the community of users be able to add to the map
Some of these maps do support some of these features but none of them support them ALL.
So we here at Spectral Review have been slaving away at our little computer writing the code to create a Haunted Places Map that fulfills all of these requirements. We hope you enjoy using the map. It is really brand new and the number of haunted places currently is small. We will be adding places and we hope the readers of Spectral Review will help us by adding haunted places to the map themselves.
Introducing the Spectral Review Haunted Places Map.
Please if you have any suggestions or feedback use our contact form to let us know.
December 23rd, 2007 by djb
I hope your Holidays are filled with joy and prosperity that lasts the whole year through. Also I hope you are not visited by Christmas ghosts of past, present or future unless you have your EMF detector handy!!
Thanks for visiting SpectralReview.com!
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