The Chattanooga Krampus

06/09/2026

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25/08/2026

Farewell to an absolute LEGEND!

24/08/2026

Here’s my next ornament image! I love creating things on my laser engraver! I honestly never knew how much I’d enjoy making Krampus ornaments and little merchandise. Who knows if I’ll sell any of it, but I love heading out to my garage to jam some music and get creative. My challenge coins have had some success, and I’ve sold a few ornaments already. Things are looking good for Krampus season! This image was created from one of my props.

22/08/2026

👀 Which one are you NOT running from?

From the towering Bigfoot to the eerie Mothman and the chilling Jersey Devil… America is full of creatures that lurk just beyond explanation. Some are legends. Some are sightings. And some? Maybe a little too real…

💬 Tell me—have you ever had a strange encounter you couldn’t explain?

Get your copy of Mysterious Creatures: American Cryptids here 👇
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21/08/2026

19/08/2026

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The Creepy Chattanooga, Tennessee Road Trip takes you through some of the creepiest and said-to-be-haunted places around the city, with stops spread across Tennessee, North Alabama, and North Georgia:

📍Craven’s House (Tennessee)
📍Chattanooga Ghost Tours (Tennessee)
📍Hales Bar Dam (Tennessee)
📍Old South Pittsburg Hospital (Tennessee)
📍Playground of the Dead (Alabama)
📍Sloss Furnaces (Alabama)
📍Wilder Tower at Chickamauga Battlefield (Georgia)
📍Tunnel Hill (Georgia)
📍Euharlee Creek Covered Bridge (Georgia)
📍Stonepile Gap – Trahlyta’s Grave (Georgia)
📍Nacoochee Indian Mound (Georgia)

Cravens House on Lookout Mountain is surrounded by Civil War ghost stories tied to the fighting that took place there in 1863. Chattanooga Ghost Tours explores downtown locations connected to reported apparitions, murders, and some of the city’s darker history. Hales Bar Dam is famous for paranormal tales, unexplained sounds, and its long history of serious leaking. Old South Pittsburg Hospital is known for reports of shadow figures, footsteps, voices, and other strange activity inside its former hospital rooms. In Huntsville, the Dead Children’s Playground beside Maple Hill Cemetery has stories of swings moving by themselves and children appearing after dark. Sloss Furnaces in Birmingham combines an eerie industrial setting with ghost stories connected to its dangerous working past. Wilder Tower at Chickamauga Battlefield is linked to the legendary “Green Eyes” apparition, while Tunnel Hill’s old railroad tunnel carries Civil War-era ghost stories. Euharlee Covered Bridge has its own local legends, Stonepile Gap is tied to the tragic tale of Trahlyta, and the ancient Nacoochee Indian Mound adds one final mysterious stop.