The Blue-Eyed People; a lost civilization or early settlers?
This is an old country with names no longer known. We are not the first to live here, and we won’t be the last. But …
The Cymbee in South Carolina
For any fans of Greek mythology, the Lamia might be a very familiar name. For the unaware, Lamias (like many Greek monsters) are half human, …
Cryptids of the South: Georgia’s Altie
Today’s article takes us down to Georgia to visit the Altamaha-ha (known as “Altie”) in McIntosh County. As Georgia’s most famous Cryptid, it makes sense …
The Rougarou is after you
When discussing cryptids and monsters, there are multiple classics from Mothman to ghosts, but who can forget one of the old world monsters: Werewolves. For …
The trident-tailed water monster of Florida
While the argument about whether Florida is part of the South or not, is up for debate, but it is certainly the most infamous for …
Cryptids of the South: The White Thang of Alabama
When it snows like this, I always want to find a seasonal Cryptid. For now, as I haven’t had a chance to delve into the …
Vera and Virginia Intermont College
Virginia Intermont College, located in Bristol, Virginia, closed in spring 2014 following financial troubles, but despite that, there is still a girl walking its halls. …
The Bell Witch
It seems, within all the articles written on cryptids in Tennessee, one has been missed, as it was thought to be included in a previous …
Hauntings for Halloween
It’s that time of year ago. The smell of pumpkin spice fills the air and ETSU beware, ghosts are on the prowl.Halloween is just around …
The Crash at Newport
It seems like the best way to find out about local legends is to ask, well, the locals. In a conversation about monsters and Indigenous …