How to Use EMF Detectors on a San Antonio Ghost Tour
Walk into almost any modern ghost-hunting investigation, and there’s a good chance you’ll see someone carrying an EMF meter. These small handheld instruments have become closely associated with ghost hunters because they give investigators a way ...
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Ghosts of the Old West: The Trail of the Sutton–Taylor Feud
To experience the true, unvarnished history of the American West, one must leave behind the polished monuments. They must be willing to dive deep into the dusty, sun-baked landscape of South Texas. In counties like DeWitt and Gonzales, the past is n ...
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The USS Lexington
The USS Lexington arrived at Corpus Christi beach in 1992, thanks to active fundraising and strong community support. Since then, it has served as a naval aviation museum, an educational facility, and a popular tourist attraction.The world’s o ...
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The Top 3 Haunted Locations in San Antonio
Spirits lurk in places where tragic deaths have occurred. And there are few places with as many horrific deaths as the site where the Battle of the Alamo took place. San Antonio is a city with a long history dating back to the 1500s. Over t ...
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The Haunted Crockett Hotel
Darkness falls without mercy in the dusty streets of San Antonio, the whispers of the Alamo ever present, and history thick in this area of Texas. The knot of men fighting to defend the Republic of Texas numbered no more than 200, and yet, they mana ...
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The Spirits of the Stillman House
Brownsville, Texas has a history characterized by culture, commerce, and conflict. The Stillman House is one of Brownsville’s oldest buildings. Built in the 1800s, it played an integral part in the burgeoning of Brownsville as a community.The ...
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The Grand Galvez Hotel
If you’re looking for a beach getaway in Texas, Galveston Island is often at the top of the list. With beaches, a theme park, and waterfront restaurants, the island has everything you could need for a weekend of fun in the sun. The only h ...
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The Imposter: How the Nicholas Barclay Case Shocked the World
On a summer day in the mid-1990s, a teenage boy named Nicholas Barclay went missing in San Antonio. Three years later, he miraculously reappeared, but some were skeptical of his story. What truly happened to Nicholas Barclay remains a mystery to thi ...
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Comanche Lookout Park
Sometimes a name directly implies what it means, and in this case, it’s Comanche Lookout Park. Today, it’s a family-friendly recreational area. The park offers numerous natural walking paths, recreational activities, and an outdoor classroom. Ce ...
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El Muerto, The Headless Horseman of Texas
“The Headless Horseman” invokes images of Sleepy Hollow, a cool autumn night, and maybe even a rider holding a jack o'lantern head. But what if another decapitated rider also roamed the countryside... much further south?Texas has its very ow ...
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