Legends

Many in Montana see the cryptic number "3-7-77" pop up in many locations, most specifically associated with the state police. But what does it actually mean?

Why would you play the lottery, or go to the casino when you can search for buried treasure said to be buried in the Texas Hill Country near Austin?

There are many legends of buried treasure across America. When it comes to the Land of Lincoln, there are numerous legends that claim mobsters may have stashed millions under Illinois farms.

There is no cemetery in Illinois that has a wilder variety of history than Rosehill. It's the final resting place of many of Abraham Lincoln's friends. Oh, and it might also include a vampire.

There's a forgotten zoo in the small west Texas town of Cisco.

More than thirty barnacle encrusted baby dolls have washed up on the Texas gulf coast on a beach near Corpus Christi.

There's a working phone in this mausoleum in a Terre Haute, Indiana cemetery, installed in case of the dead waking up.

Ever heard of St. Vincent's insane asylum in Oklahoma City? If not it's one of the all-time creepiest, allegedly haunted, and nightmarish abandoned places in the entire Sooner State.

Just outside of Casper, Wyoming is a place both somber and a little creepy, the Oregon Trail Pet Cemetery.

It’s been 45 years since the sightings of the creature that came to be known as the Dover Demon, and it still remains one of Massachusetts’ truly great mysteries and one of the world’s great cryptid cases.