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Quest for Byron’s Charleston Secret Treasure

Posted on December 6, 2019 by storiesinthecemetery

Another outlook into the the unsolved Byron Preiss puzzle for Charleston’s hidden treasure.

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Spirit Shoes at Old Sheldon Church

Posted on May 6, 2019 by storiesinthecemetery

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Investigation of Old Sheldon Church using a Spirit Box app.

Category: Uncategorized Tags: Ann Bull, Beaufort, Byron, cemetery, EMF detector, ghosts, haunted, nicholas mcgirr, nick knight, Old Sheldon Church, Prince William's Parish Church, Spirit Box, Stories in the Cemetery, urban legends, William Bull

Who is haunting Litchfield Plantation?

Posted on April 26, 2019 by storiesinthecemetery

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Litchfield Plantation has a history of being haunted throughout several books, websites as well as paranormal investigation groups. The legend is pretty simple, it goes a little like this: From http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com, it reads: Litchfield Plantation – Some believe Dr. Henry Tucker,…