Almost Destroyed - The Austin Log Cabin

The Austin Log Cabin, is named for Calvin Austin, a Connecticut Land Co. agent in charge of distributing the land in this part of Ohio. It was Austin who sold 150.5 acres of land that the cabin sits on to John Packard on April 29, 1814, for $500. Packard and his second wife, Mary, and their 10 children had migrated to Austintown from Massachusetts. 


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Our Visit(s) To The Farnsworth House Inn
This week on PANICd Paranormal Videos – Our Hunted Travels, we have featured the Farnsworth House Inn in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.   Through our videos we have documented the history, ghost stories and folklore, our paranormal evidence and experiences during our visits on three different occasions.   In this blog post we would like to share a little bit more with you as well.

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Documented Paranormal Activity at the Farnsworth House Inn

One of the interesting things that we like about the Farnsworth House Inn in Gettysburg is the owners acceptance of the paranormal activity that goes on at the complex.   In fact, they encourage their guests to document their experiences.


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Our Visit to San Diego (November 2018)

On November 13, 2018 we flew out to San Diego for Marianne's Biology Conference.   While we were there, we were able to video 22 new paranormal locations.   We are excited to share this adventure with all of you.


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The Haunting of the Queen Mary

Sit back my friends and listen to the tales and stories of the Queen Mary in Long Beach California. Reports of paranormal activity for this ship range from strange knocks and sounds, footsteps, whispers, children singing, and babies crying.

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