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Board The Queen Mary With The Dark Zone’s Live Streaming Event And Music Fest!

This Halloween board The Queen Mary for a truly haunting experience! Can’t be there in person? No problem! The Dark Zone Network is holding its biggest Live Streaming Virtual Paranormal Event yet! The revolutionary and innovative creative team at The Dark Zone Network is at it again! This time, the people that brought you ground-breaking television like “Ghost Hunters”, “Ghost Mine”, “Mountain Monsters” and more, thrill and entertain viewers with four fully packed days of ghost hunting and Halloween festivities – music and celebration at the world’s most haunted ghost ship, the Queen Mary. Do not miss their latest—and BIGGEST–live streaming, interactive, fully immersive virtual global event – “The Queen Mary – LIVE: A Virtual Haunt and Music Fest!” Featuring not only paranormal investigations, but also stars of Friday the 13th and “Supernatural” along with musical guests Silversun Pickups, Filter, and Beasto Blanco aboard one of the most haunted ships to ever set sail. “The Queen Mary – LIVE: A

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 14, 2020
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Take A Virtual Tour Of The Paris Catacombs: “City Of The Dead”

A few days ago we reported that you can visit the legendary Winchester Mystery House without leaving the comfort of your couch. Today, we’re here to tell you about another iconic location you can visit via virtual tour while in isolation or quarantine, The Catacombs of Paris. In the 1700s, major health problems began to surface in Paris due to the city’s numerous, over-flowing cemeteries with Saints-Innocents cemetery being the largest. The city’s solution, to move the dead to an underground area known at the time as the Tombe-Issoire quarries. Over six million bodies were put into a one-mile section of the 200 miles long maze of tunnels that lays below the streets of Paris. Stacked from wall to ceiling in patterns and made into art, the bones of the dead are laid bare for all to see. The sign that greets you the catacombs reads ‘Stop. This is the empire of death.’ Some visit the site out of morbid

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 23, 2020
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Take A Virtual Tour Of The Infamous Winchester Mystery House

With people stuck in isolation, many museums are offering free virtual tours to keep us entertained. The latest is the infamous Winchester Mystery House. That’s right, you can tour the massive estate that was the subject of 2018’s horror film Winchester starring Helen Mirren. In 1866 Oliver Winchester made his mark in the world by manufacturing the model 1866 repeating rifle. With the popularity of Winchester’s repeating rifles that were being used by both civilians and the military. He made his fortune by designing, manufacturing, and selling rifles. The Winchester Repeating Arms Company eventually was headed by Oliver’s only son William after his death in December of 1880. Calamity soon struck the family again when three months later, William died from Tuberculosis in March 1881. From here the legend is born, William’s widow, Sarah Winchester, became suspicious that the two heads of the Winchester company died months apart because of otherworldly causes. At this time America was interested in the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 22, 2020

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Board The Queen Mary With The Dark Zone’s Live Streaming Event And Music Fest!

This Halloween board The Queen Mary for a truly haunting experience! Can’t be there in person? No problem! The Dark Zone Network is holding its biggest Live Streaming Virtual Paranormal Event yet! The revolutionary and innovative creative team at The Dark Zone Network is at it again! This time, the people that brought you ground-breaking television like “Ghost Hunters”, “Ghost Mine”, “Mountain Monsters” and more, thrill and entertain viewers with four fully packed days of ghost hunting and Halloween festivities – music and celebration at the world’s most haunted ghost ship, the Queen Mary. Do not miss their latest—and BIGGEST–live streaming, interactive, fully immersive virtual global event – “The Queen Mary – LIVE: A Virtual Haunt and Music Fest!” Featuring not only paranormal investigations, but also stars of Friday the 13th and “Supernatural” along with musical guests Silversun Pickups, Filter, and Beasto Blanco aboard one of the most haunted ships to ever set sail. “The Queen Mary – LIVE: A

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

Take A Virtual Tour Of The Paris Catacombs: “City Of The Dead”

A few days ago we reported that you can visit the legendary Winchester Mystery House without leaving the comfort of your couch. Today, we’re here to tell you about another iconic location you can visit via virtual tour while in isolation or quarantine, The Catacombs of Paris. In the 1700s, major health problems began to surface in Paris due to the city’s numerous, over-flowing cemeteries with Saints-Innocents cemetery being the largest. The city’s solution, to move the dead to an underground area known at the time as the Tombe-Issoire quarries. Over six million bodies were put into a one-mile section of the 200 miles long maze of tunnels that lays below the streets of Paris. Stacked from wall to ceiling in patterns and made into art, the bones of the dead are laid bare for all to see. The sign that greets you the catacombs reads ‘Stop. This is the empire of death.’ Some visit the site out of morbid

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 23, 2020
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Take A Virtual Tour Of The Infamous Winchester Mystery House

With people stuck in isolation, many museums are offering free virtual tours to keep us entertained. The latest is the infamous Winchester Mystery House. That’s right, you can tour the massive estate that was the subject of 2018’s horror film Winchester starring Helen Mirren. In 1866 Oliver Winchester made his mark in the world by manufacturing the model 1866 repeating rifle. With the popularity of Winchester’s repeating rifles that were being used by both civilians and the military. He made his fortune by designing, manufacturing, and selling rifles. The Winchester Repeating Arms Company eventually was headed by Oliver’s only son William after his death in December of 1880. Calamity soon struck the family again when three months later, William died from Tuberculosis in March 1881. From here the legend is born, William’s widow, Sarah Winchester, became suspicious that the two heads of the Winchester company died months apart because of otherworldly causes. At this time America was interested in the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 22, 2020