Nikola Tesla's death mask.

Genuine Book of Shadows, 1800-1815. Deerskin and catgut with gun powder branding, and written in bird's blood.

This antique gold locket is holding the hair of Marie Antoinette.

A banister carving on the stairway of Charlton House in Kent. Faces start out normal at the base of the stairs but become more warped as you ascend. Supposedly this house once belonged to a Satanist.

Anna O. says: "This entity has been caught in my pictures since I was little." "At first glance, one might think that this shadow is simply Anna's. If this were Anna's shadow, you would see the shadow casting across the items in front of it. Strangely, the shadow is very dark and behind the items. No, this shadow is behind everything and is dark enough to block out the gold-framed picture on the wall behind it!"... Cindy Bryant.

Human oddity Cherry Dollface.

Real photo of the tuber roots of a Fleeceflower plant.

From the NC state museum. Apparently sheets weren't the only thing worn by the KKK.

NASA's Curiosity rover sends one photo of an unexplained shiny object on Mars.

A gorgeous Viking gravestone. Cille Bharra, Isle of Barra.

Victorian era "mourning" jewelry.

This is not a carving outside of NASA headquarters. It's from Salamanca Cathedral Church, of which construction began in the 1600's and finished in the 1800's.

Woman with Cleidocranial Dysplasia, a disorder which results in absent or underdeveloped collarbones.

The John Lawson house of Wappingers Falls, NY, was one of only two inhabited homes on the street, but that wasn't the creepy part. Mannequins could be seen during the day posed outside on the porch, and their positions, clothing, and held items would change by the day. Nobody knew who lived there. Nobody would ever see anyone or anything. A few people would attempt to connect the strange events with a massive train crash that killed a number of passengers in the mid 19th century, but who knows. The latest news claims the mannequins are "gone", possibly due to someone buying the home.

Hat retrieved from the RMS Titanic.

The Devil's Tramping Ground of Chatham County, NC. Any objects placed within this circle either mysteriously disappear or end up moved away from its center.

A Hand of Glory was said to be a magical artifact from old Middle Eastern lore. Usually they are made from the right hands of hanged criminals, and kept for protection and magic rituals. This particular hand dates from 1610, and is special as it comes from a female. It's suggested she may have been adulterous although it had been kept in "glory" condition with a mahogany box.