Realm of Unknown

In part one, we discussed the ghosts and specters that haunted the halls of the Baleroy, however this time we take a look into the key players and characters who dotted the home during their lives. We shall also look into what happened to the haunted items and what is going on with the Baleroy Mansion of a today. I do apologize for the late delay in this episode's release, I am working hard to mak...

Realm of Unknown is going nowhere, despite kicking off 2020 a bit later than most. But have no fear, lots of really fun content is coming down the pipeline starting this coming week!

The Baleroy Mansion has held the title of America's Most Haunted House for the better part of half a century now, and for good reason. With a history of deaths on the property and an assortment of old artifacts and historical items that were once housed within it's halls. These combined seemed to have made the Baleroy Mansion into a sort of mecca for these lingering, and in some cases malevolent s...

It’s been one year since we’ve started this journey, and hopefully there shall be many more to come! In today’s episode, I’m going over some of the strange and unexplainable events or stories that have happened to me since last year’s story updates. We’ve got strange sensations, weird images and the sound of disembodied footsteps throughout the house! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DeadTime...

We are back into the swing of weekly uploads and to mark the transition from Fright Month back into this routine, we are discussing Urban Legends and myths that are centered here within Philadelphia. We've got angry ghostly old women, a curse that lasted for decades and even a strange experiment that the government seems to want to hide.  But are any of these credible? Thats the best part abo...

Situated within the Northwestern region of Philadelphia, is a small and bizarre cave settled within the woods just off the beaten trail. This cave is the supposed mediation spot for the leader of a group of mystics who lived just outside of Philadelphia, in isolation in the woods. The Kelpius Cave is tied with a cult and society who believed the end of the world was coming back in 1694 and who see...

The Moshulu has a rich history of being one of the last remaining four-masted steel barques, having taken part in transporting cargo across both the Atlantic and Pacific, hopping owners between dozens of countries, and even taken part in a race from Australia to Europe. But the key history that we are most interested in, is the long occurrences of oddities and unexplained phenomenon that takes pla...

Library Hall was the founding stage to what would eventually inspire the nation's Library of Congress, and was created by Benjamin Franklin and a few of his pals from the Library Group. Now, similar to several locations that Franklin frequented during his life, it would seem that his spirit still lingers long after death. With haunted halls and moving books, along with a statue that seems to come...

The First Bank of the U.S stands as the beginning of the United States' national banking system, along with several other programs and motions that were thought of and carried out by the Father of American Banking and First Secretary of Treasury, Alexander Hamilton. However it would seem that Hamilton was so motivated by the methods he created, that he seems to linger about some of these locations...

The Academy of Music stands the testament of time, positioned within Center City Philadelphia and holding a long and rich history when it comes to the preforming arts within the United States. Hosting several well known shows and performing arts companies, along with political events and even a few visits from past Presidents. However it would seem that there are some supernatural guests who also...

The Betsy Ross House remains one of the most frequented tourist locations here in Philadelphia, standing as a staple of the historic district within the city. But it would seem that tourists and visitors of the location are not the only ones who frequent this small little home situated within Old City Philadelphia. Staff members and tour guides of the location often report strange sounds, odd occu...

Washington Square is settled within the heart of Philadelphia and has grown and evolved along side the city of Brotherly Love. Although much like Philadelphia, Washington Square has its moments in darkness. The Square itself stands as a cemetery for a few thousand bodies, collected across several epidemics, the Revolutionary War and its stint as a potter's field. Now, it would seem that the spirit...

The Christ Church Burial Ground stands as one of the oldest in the entire country, holding many of the original founders of the nation and famously being the final resting place of Benjamin Franklin and his wife.  However, it would seem that good ol' Ben Frank continues on to this day, with many people reporting him to be the spirit responsible for many of the odd occurrences that take place...

The Powel House stands as a beautiful staple of colonial living and the history that is so prevalent throughout Philadelphia. The house was known for the many gatherings of early American influencers, such as George Washington, Ben Franklin, Benedict Arnold and several more who were pivotal in founding the United States. Now it would seem though, that the Powel's many parties and social gatherings...

Kicking off Fright Month this year, we're looking into the historic City Tavern here in Philadelphia. A location that has some rich history both within the city of Philadelphia and within the history and birth of the United States.  However, now it seems that some of the Tavern's old occupants are still lingering around long after their era. Now spirits seem to be a staple of the City Tavern,...

Amusement Parks are suppose to be bright and cheery, but often times they are coupled with some pretty horrible stories and history. Lake Shawnee Amusement Park takes the cake in the category, hosting a slew of tragic deaths, as well as being marked as the location of both a massacre and a Native Burial ground. So it is not all to uncommon to notice ghost stories and urban myths begin to circulate...

A bizarre and elusive humanoid creature seems to have an interest in local cats and scaring woman getting their mail, in Santa Fe, Texas. For the past few weeks, what people believe to be some sort of strange primate has been roaming about the south west region of the city, attacking residents and avoiding all attempts of capture by authorities and specialists. Whats even more interesting is the s...

There can be no doubt, that mummies are creepy all on their own. Twisted figures preserved from another era, yet perfectly kept until discovered in our own time. These remains have long inspired stories of myth and legend ever since their first discovery; and in relation to our subject of today's episode, there is no exception.  The Ötzi Mummy is not only an enigma for both historians and arc...

Once more we're back to sweet old Jim Thorpe! A gorgeous town nestled within the mountains of PA, which has it's roots with a few prominent figures throughout its history. In particular, the introduction to Asa Packer and his family into the local economy and environment, bringing with him the railroad systems and plenty of growth for business in the area. With all this change and development, ric...

Jim Thorpe is a beautiful mountain settled town, settled within the forests of Pennsylvania and rich with a long history. Filled with adventure, potential, tragedy and trauma, a real wild and chaotic history that is truly unique to the region itself. But with all this hostly, along with the many tragedies, deaths and struggles that many of these laboring workers and families went through; it is of...

Are we dealing with the most haunted painting or perhaps an internet hoax that stirred up some hyper imaginations? Well sit back and listen in on today's episode, all about the infamous and allegedly haunted painting titled, The Anguished Man. A painting and story that toke the internet by storm in the 2010's, but has also received a lot of questioning and debate since it's reveal. Still though, w...

The Dover Demon remains to this day as elusive to our knowledge as it is bizarre to witness. Though for a handful of teenagers living within the small town of Dover Massachusetts, this strangeness became their reality for one short moment each, ultimately sparking the largest media crazy their little town has ever known. So sit back and listen as we talk through the stories and reports from each m...

Fort Mifflin holds the title of the Fort that saved America, for it's contribution during the Revolutionary War. Since then its gathered a long and rich history throughout the centuries and with that comes a whole lot of built up energy. Not only is the fort known for it's war time participation, but nowadays for it's colorful cast of long dead characters. A Faceless Man who looms in the darkness,...

Today, we go into discussion on the infamous AmityVille Horror House, with special or first ever special guest, Justin Foley! Justin is a close friend and also a co-host over on the Long Islander Podcast, he also just so happens to live less than three miles from the one and only AmityVille House.  Throughout the episode we go into both the past history of the location, along with the alleged...

The USS New Jersey stands as one of the most decorated battleships throughout the US Navy’s long history, and despite its current role as a museum this ship has more mysterious energies ingrained within it’s steel.  Spirits of servicemen seem to still haunt the halls and corridors of the New Jersey. Ghostly hands prevent people from entering rooms, banging and whispers are heard throughout th...