Tag: Folklore

Joe Mulliner’s Gravesite
Just about every Piney knows the name Joe Mulliner – the “Robin Hood of the Pines” – who robbed from the rich and, in theory,… read more Joe Mulliner’s Gravesite

Shaler Grave
A lone grave sits alone not far from the infamous Indian Cabin Road. Its inscription says: Sacred To The Memory Of Mrs. Sibbel Shaler Consort… read more Shaler Grave

Mount Misery Road
Here’s another road that gets more attention than it deserves due to its name. While I will agree Mt. Misery is a cool road to… read more Mount Misery Road

Capone Place 2005
Since my last visit, they’ve added blocks to the top to give the building the castle appearance it had back in the day. I was… read more Capone Place 2005

Shades of Death Road
Shades of Death Road is much like Clinton Road, except it sucks more. It’s a road with a scary name. Hide your virgins. In all… read more Shades of Death Road

Hermitage Tunnel
Not too far from the Hermitage (a very old and historic house in northern NJ) is what appears to be a tunnel built into the… read more Hermitage Tunnel

The Chair House
First visited 11/04 Photos from 8/05 Don’t really know much about this one; simply put, it’s a house with a chair on the very top… read more The Chair House

Mercy Brown’s Grave
Mercy Brown is one of America’s most famous ‘vampires’. Her family had a long history of being killed by consumption, and Mercy was no exception…. read more Mercy Brown’s Grave