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Appalachia's haunted highway: legends of West Virginia Turnpike ghosts
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Completed in 1954, the West Virginia Turnpike, twisting like a ribbon through 88 miles of the Appalachian Mountains, is not just...
Tales of the Sliding Hill Ghosts are not forgotten by an older generation
HARTFORD CITY, W.Va. — Old-timers still tell of the ghosts that are said to haunt Sliding Hill in Mason County, though only the very...
Does a monster lurk in the New River Gorge in southern West Virginia?
CUNARD, W.Va. — Tales of a "monster" said to haunt the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve in West Virginia have surfaced in...
Three facts about the Mothman legend few monster hunters know
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — America's quintessential Atomic Age monster, Mothman continues to attract attention in the Ohio Valley, so much so that more than...
Tale of Kanawha County monster may have first been documented in 1950s
PINCH, W.Va. — The legend of a now well-publicized West Virginia monster known regionally as the "White Thing" may have first been documented by...
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