True Ghost Tales

Do you believe in ghosts? Have you ever experienced some ‘thing’ strange and unexplainable?

Welcome to True Ghost Tales – the gathering place for those who feel the pull of the unknown. We invite you to explore our vast collection of reader-submitted stories shared from real experiences.

But we don’t stop there. We add depth and context with carefully crafted articles on all things strange – from ghostly phenomena to the unexplained. We also reimagine classic legends, the stories we’ve all heard growing up.

If you, like us, can’t resist a good ghost story and the mysteries they hold, then welcome home.

  • Setting the right environment is crucial for a successful Ouija board session. From choosing a quiet location to cleansing the space, every step contributes to creating an atmosphere conducive to communication with the spirit world. Preparation Find a quiet, distraction-free…

  • Watchtower Specter Mystery Picture yourself at the edge of the world, where land meets sea. The Old Watchtower stands tall, a forgotten shadow against the sky. Wrapped in sea mist, it watches over the restless waves below. This spot, often…

  • Origins of Tarot Cards In the 15th century Italy, tarot cards made their debut not as mystical tools, but as a new card game. Known as "carte da trionfi," these hand-painted decks were treasured possessions, sought after by nobles and…

  • Ghostly Sites: Orphanages with Dark Pasts Picture yourself passing an old, crumbling building on a chilly, moonlit night. The air feels heavy with mystery, as if whispering stories of long-gone footsteps echoing through empty halls. This is the world of…

  • The sun sets, painting the moors with an eerie glow. Fog spreads like ghostly hands around twisted plants and old stones. It's a scene that whispers secrets to those who listen. The moors have their own heartbeat, urging you to…

  • Gathering Materials Let's gear up for cleansing energy with sage. Start with ethically sourced white sage, preferably from indigenous suppliers. You'll need a heat-resistant dish—an abalone shell is both stylish and culturally appropriate. A feather to waft the smoke is…

  • Origins of No Cleaning Tradition The practice of halting sweeping and mopping on New Year's Day isn't just a convenient excuse to avoid chores after a late night. This custom intertwines cultural beliefs and age-old superstitions, particularly prominent in Chinese…

  • The Man in Grey The Man in Grey of Drury Lane Theatre is a chilling and enigmatic figure. Often spotted during matinee performances and rehearsals, this ghostly presence emerges in attire from a bygone era. He wears a powdered wig,…