Legend Has It: Pishtaco
Our next post for Hispanic Heritage Month brings us to the Andes Mountains region in South America, specifically Peru and Bolivia. Today, we will examine… Read more
Legend Has It: El Sombrerón
Welcome back to the Morbid Library. It’s been a while, readers, but we’re returning with an all new set of posts for Hispanic Heritage month… Read more
Legend Has It: Stanley Stiers
With the release of the latest installment of the Halloween movies, I think it’s about time we cover what is perhaps my favorite urban legend…. Read more
Legend Has It: Doc Benton
This month’s urban legend is a gruesome one, so get ready. The name of this legend’s focus may sound familiar to you – he’s been… Read more
Legend Has It: La Mala Hora
This month’s urban legend is one of those amorphous things in folklore – it might be a spirit, or a force of nature, or a… Read more
Creepy Cryptids: The Dark Watchers
This month’s cryptid is kind of a jack of all trades. Is it a cryptid? A ghost? Just an urban legend? Who knows! So let’s… Read more
Legend Has It: Hanako-San
This month’s urban legend is one of many niche legends out of Japan: bathroom or toilet ghosts. So who is Hanako-San, and why is she… Read more
Legend Has It: Black Aggie
A strange statue stands over the grave of a civil war general in Pikesville, Maryland. The statue is made of bronze and depicts a young… Read more
Legend has It: Le Loyon
This month’s urban legend post brings us back across the pond to Switzerland. I struggled with categorizing the topic of this post – Le Loyon… Read more
Legend Has It: Michigan’s Hell’s Bridge
This month’s urban legend is a little-known tale from Algoma Township, near Rockford, MI – how are you all liking this dive into the lore… Read more
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Steve
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