Posted in West Virginia
August 25, 2018
West Virginia’s National Museum Of The Paranormal Is Not For The Faint Of Heart
West Virginia has a paranormal history as extensive as its mundane history, many events of which tie the two together. You can learn all about it with a trip to this Moundsville museum filled with artifacts that tell the state’s paranormal past with chilling realism.
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A local investigator was given the book and donated it to the museum. A little research revealed that the book was in a house where a quadruple homicide occurred. One of the victims was a two-year-old girl. Further analysis revealed that the red mark in the lower right corner is a bloodstain.



Shortly after, he saw three shadow people standing in his backyard. Within three days, the family cat died, the family dog and his mother became very ill and he repeatedly heard voices whispering his name. Notice the reoccurred of the number three in this case: three shadow people, three days, three physical ailments to members of the household.

Watch the video below to learn more about the museum and the executioner's cap.

So, if you are interested in peeking behind the veil into a world where the strange and unusual seem all too real, be sure to Visit Archive of the Afterlife today.
The museum is located inside The Sanford Center at 1600 3rd St. in Moundsville.
The museum is located inside The Sanford Center at 1600 3rd St. in Moundsville.
To learn more about this paranormal museum, check out their website here, and their Facebook page here. Have you been to Archive of the Afterlife? Feel free to comment below and tell us about your visit.
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