Colonial Ghosts

as the capital of virginia during the colonial times, williamsburg is a city frequently mentioned in american history books. today, it joins jamestown and yorktown as a member of the historic triangle1, a popular tourist destination known especially for its various living history museums and scenic drives. to visitors, the city is a time capsule, a portal to when the united states was but thirteen colonies; to virginians, a source of pride, a celebration of their state's pivotal role in shaping the birth of the united states. this may make it perfect for fear fans looking to complement evening ghost hunts with daytime activities, but not for ones who are want paranormal: uninterrupted. the great news? virginia's got every terror taste covered. farther up north (and a good, long stretch away from bustling williamsburg) lies the  sleepy little community of stevensburg, a town whose location on the margins of modernity warrant thrill seekers plenty of memorable frights.