ANCIENT & ABANDONED Category
PILGRIM WAX TERROR.
Posted on November 18, 2025 Leave a Comment
It probably goes without explaining why the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts is a hotbed of historical activity. This includes, but is not limited to, an annual hometown Thanksgiving Parade, the landmark “Plymouth Rock”, a beautiful recreation of the Mayflower ship and the grandest of them all — Plymouth Plantation, a living history museum at the […]
ABANDONED CRYPT IN THE WOODS.
Posted on October 7, 2024 Leave a Comment
It was an early September afternoon that I went hiking through a rural corner of Eastern Connecticut to find an abandoned crypt. I had read about (2) ancient stone structures that were supposedly located in close proximity of each other, but had only actually found one of them which was directly next to a path […]
ABANDONED INSANE ASYLUM.
Posted on April 14, 2021 Leave a Comment
Sometimes you wake up on a sunny, spring day and all you crave is a nice drive to an abandoned insane asylum. So last weekend we did just that. In the town of Medfield, Massachusetts lies a slowly decaying campus of brick buildings that made up what was the Medfield Insane Asylum. The property took […]
TERROR TRAIN DEPOT.
Posted on October 2, 2020 Leave a Comment
All you need to do is go for a walk or take a drive during this time of year and I guarantee you will encounter spooky things. This was proven last weekend when Uncle T and Auntie T found an abandoned train depot in the woods of New Hampshire. If I’m being completely honest, TNUC […]
THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY.
Posted on October 21, 2019 5 Comments
It’s time Uncle T tells the sad story of how he was 99.9% close to being the proud owner of a 15-foot, ceramic grim reaper head from “America’s Horror Theme Park”, the original Spooky World. If you’re a regular around here, than you’ve had to put up with Uncle T’s constant babbling about the old […]
LET’S SCARE UNCLE T TO DEATH.
Posted on July 2, 2019 2 Comments
In the summer of 1971, the whack-job horror movie titled Let’s Scare Jessica To Death was released. Forty-eight years later, a whack-job manimal named Uncle T paid a visit to Old Saybrook, Connecticut to visit the terrifying house seen in the movie! But first, a little plot explanation for people who maybe aren’t familiar with […]







