A Night Among Ghosts

07/31/2026

Packing up one of our past issues of The Midnight Post.
Every issue begins with a story I can’t quite let go of, then slowly becomes a letter, a collection of little details, and a handful of pieces chosen and created to make the history feel a little more real in your hands.

We pack each one ourselves, seal it up, and send it on its way, hoping it feels a bit like receiving something from another time. 🕯️📬

Want to receive the next edition of The Midnight Post? There's still time!
https://anightamongghosts.com/midnight-post/

07/18/2026

Thank you to all who helped Keagan and his team reach their Kickstarter goal!!! They have a few hours left on the campaign and they did make their goal!!! We are so excited and proud!!! ❤️. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mettleworks/suck-it-up

07/16/2026

Spooky season is closer than it seems and we are ready! Fall means the return of our public investigations at the amazing Ximenez-Fatio House Museum.
Explore this 1798 era house after the visitors of the day have gone. Listen, investigate, and discover what remains when the house is dark, in mourning, and void of the living.

September 19
Our first 4hour paranormal investigation of the season, this house does not disappoint, and four hours gives you a combination of guided and free roam time to experience this historic and haunted treasure.

October 17
Our annual Halloween Season Overnight, twelve hours inside the museum from 9 PM to 9 AM. Ever wanted to spend the night is a truly historic haunted house? This is your chance.

Join us for an unforgettable night! Tickets are available now. https://ximenezfatiohousemuseum.ticketspice.com/a-night-among-ghosts-paranormal-investigation

07/10/2026

July's edition of The Midnight Post is signed, sealed, and off to be delivered!

06/19/2026

Proud parent moment!!! Calling all gamers!!! Our oldest son Keagan and his team have an amazing project that they are bringing to life! The Kickstarter is live!!! Please go show them so love!

HR called, you're FIRED! Suck It Up! is a twin-stick shooter game about sticking it to the man and hurling insults back at your enemies

06/16/2026

Three things to know about The Midnight Post:

📬 It's not just St. Augustine.
While our roots are here, the stories can take us anywhere. So far we've explored a century-old murder case in Florida, a strange encounter in the Okefenokee Swamp, and haunting ruins in South Carolina.

📬 Every issue is different.
Some months follow haunting forgotten history. Others explore folklore, strange encounters, legends, or places that refuse to be forgotten. We never quite know where the next story will lead.

📬 It's real mail.
In a world of endless scrolling, there is something special about finding a letter in your mailbox. Each issue is designed to be opened slowly, read with a cup of coffee, and tucked away to revisit later.

We've just wrapped up our first three months and we're currently working on Issue #4.

If you've been thinking about joining us, there's still time to come along for the next story.

Join the fun here: https://anightamongghosts.com/midnight-post/

06/13/2026

Hello Midnight Post subscribers, you've got spooky mail on the way...The Midnight Post is making it's way to your mailboxes. 🖤👻

06/03/2026

We spent some time in Savannah, wandered a few favorite places, chased a little history, and celebrated a pretty big milestone... our son Keagan graduated from SCAD, Magna Cum Laude!

Some days are full of ghost stories and investigations.
Some are filled with family, road trips, and remembering to slow down long enough to enjoy the people you're making all these memories with.

The stories, the road trips, the strange little detours... they're all better because we get to share them together.

Back in St. Augustine now, at least for a little while.

05/25/2026

Before backyard cookouts and long weekends, Memorial Day was known as Decoration Day.

A day set aside to visit cemeteries, place flowers on graves, and remember those who never returned home.

In old photographs, you can still see it, families dressed in black, children carrying bouquets, rows of headstones lined with flags and fresh flowers beneath the spring sun.

There is something hauntingly beautiful about the tradition.
Not in a ghost story sort of way,
but in the reminder that remembrance itself becomes part of history.

Today, we hope you enjoy the day with the people you love.
But also take a quiet moment to remember the reason it exists at all.