ghosts

Have you ever had a drink at the Wayside Irish Pub of Syracuse? You may have experienced something more than a belly full of jumbo wings. Haunted History Trail of New York State recently took a trip to the pub to investigate some of what's going on.

In Amityville New York, you can now own the home behind the "Amityville Horror: A True Story" and the 1979 film "The Amityville Horror". 108 Ocean Ave is up for sale again, and can be yours if the price is right.

Herkimer College will again be offering the chance for paranormal enthusiasts to ghost hunt through Chasing Shadows 201, a non-credit paranormal investigation course.

Herkimer County Community College will be offering the chance for paranormal enthusiasts to ghost hunt through Chasing Shadows 101, a non-credit paranormal investigation course.

These are the stories that made us question our world and wonder who we could call. Throughout 2015 there were quite a few stories that sent chills down our spines, ranging from strange creatures to the US Government looking for volunteers to legally haunted houses, these are the top paranormal stories for 2015.

At this year's Haunts and Legends Live event at the Hotel Utica one guest who explored the forbidden 13th floor took a photo of what looked like two bright lights. When she looked further she couldn't believe her eyes! She had captured what appears to be evidence of the Hotel Utica ghost.

On Halloween night, meet the city of Utica's most famous ghost: The Tuxedo Man of the Hotel Utica.

In this episode Phil guides the explorers to the downtown Utica at Rutger Park to explore Utica's grandest mansion of the 1800's, a place where Senators, Civil War Generals and even the President of the United States came to visit and helped shape the nation. A place that still experiences the haunting echoes of that past today.

Steeped in history and legends, New York is filled with stories of the forgotten, eerie and the weird that influence us everyday. What role did the Historic Four Corners play in two scandalous national murder trial's and what hidden secrets haunt the halls today?

During the 1800s in America, the mentally ill were not treated kindly. For the most part, if unable to afford expensive private care they were forced into poorhouses. While these poorhouses were designed to provide the mentally ill and disabled with care and support, often times they were mistreated, increasing the number of problems these patients had.