urban legend

Urban legends have captivated us from ancient eras to the modern day; a deep dive into scary lore and 'could be true' tales about Bigfoot, Slender Man, the Suicide Forest and beyond.

The Real Story of Berlin Citadel
In the year 1157, Albert the bear constructed a border fortification at this location. By the middle of the 15th century, the location had become the seat of administration for the Margrave of Brandenburg. By the year 1560 Joachim 2 Hector, the Elector of Brandenburg, had commissioned Christophe Romer to construct a fortification in the Italian style. This fortress would include the previous castle palace. And Julius tower.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Story of Babenhausen Barracks
The barracks that were utilized by the Nazis as a mental health facility during World War 2 are among the most incredible examples of this sort of structure. A little distance outside the city borders of Schweinfurt in Germany is where you'll find the con barracks. During the war, the con barracks was a Luftwaffe airfield that was erected in 1936 specifically for Stuka pilots. Prior to the war, it was known as Flagplatz Schweinfurt. During the war, it was primarily used as a bomber base, and according to folklore it was also used as a kind of hospital or a mental ward of some kind that was in operation.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Story of Babenhausen Barracks
In the German state of Hesse, there is a town known as Babenhausen that dates back to the Middle Ages. It is located in the Odenvald mountain range and a significant number of the ancient buildings and portions of the old city wall are still standing.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Story of WOLFSEGG CASTLE
This castle, known as Woolf's Egg, was built in the 13th century. It has been in town for such a long time that it has become an important component of the scenery of the village and has had a significant impact on the community that is located around it. It was constructed by a wealthy individual by the name of Ulrich von Laber, with the intention of serving as a strategic stronghold for the. Despite the fact that the castle was never required to serve as a defensive construction, it was essential to ensure that the population enjoyed a sense of calm and security. For the most part, Wolf said, Castle served as a place of accommodation for marching soldiers. Later on it was deserted and handed over to the community, who used it as a refuge for families that were in need of assistance. Despite the fact that it was in dire need of revitalization.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Abandoned Children’s Hospital
The Kinder Cronenhouse, often known as the Children's Hospital, is a well liked destination for photographers and explorers due to its convenient position relative to people living in the metropolitan areas of Berlin. However, it also attracts vandals, homeless individuals looking for sanctuary, and St. artists who are looking for a place to work.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story Of Black Forest
In all likelihood, the formation of the Black Forest occurred during the Triassic and. It has a total area of around 6009 square kilometers, 2320 square miles, and the Feldberg, which is standing at a height of 1493 meters 4898 feet. Is its highest point, the name of the forest which was derived from the Celtic God Abnoba was given to the woodland in ancient times.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
African Night
The village lay quiet under a canopy of stars, its huts casting long shadows in the pale moonlight. The only sounds were the rustling of the wind through the grass and the distant cry of nocturnal creatures. But beneath the stillness lurked an ancient terror, a being whispered about in hushed tones by the elders of the Zulu people. Its name was Tokolo—the dwarf demon.
By A História2 years ago in Horror
True Horror Stories That Will Keep You Up at Night
The supernatural world has always intrigued us, often bringing with it a sense of fear and wonder. Studies show that nearly 50% of Americans believe in ghostly encounters, leaving many to ponder the authenticity of such claims. Real-life horror stories, especially those involving the paranormal, captivate audiences by blending fear with reality.
By VETTI BOYS2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story of Edinburgh’s South Bridge Vaults
Bridge vaults are located under the historic walled city of Edinburgh, Scotland. These subterranean tunnels and chambers were the home places of the destitute, and the criminals throughout the time period in which they were constructed. When circumstances deteriorated, the chambers and tunnels of the gloomy stone vaults became homes and places of employment for merchants and traders. However, as conditions worsened, the chambers and tunnels became the homes of the poorest residents of Edinburgh. And they were there that they often passed away. The vaults were filled with prostitution, poverty, bloodshed and disease. And notorious serial murderers have been known. To conceal their filthy work inside the stone depths itself. In Scotland, the industrial period brought about employment and income, but housing planning and public health did not advance at the same rate as other aspects of society. Living conditions in urban areas were quite deplorable.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story of Glasgow Hotel
Cathedral house, perched above Glasgow's Necropolis, is said to be one of the city's most haunted structures. Be very careful moving forward if the proximity to the massive cemetery scared you. Stories from Cathedral House range from the Erie to the horrific, including cases of paper boys who were strangled. This building, which served as a halfway house for inmates just freed from the adjacent Duke Street prison, was constructed in 1896.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story of CULLODEN BATTLEFIELD
The Jacobites were portrayed as primitive Gaelic speaking Catholics, who committed themselves for Bonnie Prince Charlie. Their Italian born princeling. The Jacobites were not the ragged rabble portrayed in media and history, but rather traditional units and strong muskets. They outnumbered British government soldiers in artillery and balls, and most Highlanders fought for the Prince were Episcopalian Protestants. Many Jacobites were from the North East of Scotland, Ireland and England dissatisfied with German Geordie George the second. The last British Catholic king was James.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror
The Real Haunted Story of Cursed Grave of Seath Mor
A burial belonging to Seeth Moorscorfia Clark, sometimes referred to as the Great Shore, is something that you may not be familiar with. This burial dates back to the 14th century and can be found in the Kirk Yard of Saint Tildus, which is situated. On the Rothy Marcus estate in the Highlands of Scotland, a homing stone that is said to be cursed. Sightings of go. Ghosts and an elf like Spirit that is known as the Guardian spirit of the grave or the Bordak a doin are all things that have made this location renowned. Dedicated to the guy who was Victor in the combat at Perth in 1396 inches and the only man to survive the Battle of the clans, the burial of the Great Shore is marked with an homage to the individual who has this Dist. The Cursed homing stones are 5 cylindrical granite stones that are placed on top of the tomb.
By TheNaeth2 years ago in Horror