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Perched above the James River in Richmond’s Oregon Hill neighborhood, historic Hollywood Cemetery is one of the nation’s most remarkable burial grounds. Founded in 1847 and designed by landscape architect John Notman, this 135-acre rural cemetery is known for its rolling hills, winding paths, and river views.
A true tale from the Gothic South that asks more questions than it answers: what would drive a man to flee his life only for it to end two days later?
Documenting the gravesites of some of the South’s most infamous killers. It’s part true crime history, part dark tourism. Locations span several states and range from well-marked historical sites to unmarked or hard-to-find plots.
Three true tales from the Gothic South with a single thread running through: prolific and still uncaught serial killers with dozens of victims between them.
The legend of Bluebeard is a favorite among collectors of Southern folklore. Although the original tale dates back nearly 500 years, the exploits of the infamous (and oft-widowed) pirate continue to fuel new fires among classic storytellers.
A true tale from the Gothic South that asks one very important question: what would drive a man kill the girl of his dreams?
The Haunts & Hollows Research Folios

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