A Night Among Ghosts

19/06/2026

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

16/06/2026

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/

13/06/2026

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

03/06/2026

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.

25/05/2026

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.

22/05/2026

The Matanzas Bay at sunrise.
Quiet, peaceful, and beautiful... but the name Matanzas comes from the Spanish word for “massacres” or “slaughters,” tied to one of the darkest chapters in this city’s early history.

St. Augustine has always been a place where beauty and history exist side by side.
Golden light over waters that have carried soldiers, settlers, sailors and centuries of stories.
This weekend, while the city fills with visitors, music, boats, and late nights,
take a moment to remember those who served, those who were lost, and the layers of history places like this still hold.

And if you find yourself awake before the crowds, the sunrise over the Matanzas is worth it every time.

19/05/2026

We've got the spirit(s) St. Augustine! 👻 Excited to be back on the show with Larry at WFOY Radio-St Augustine tomorrow morning! 🖤

19/05/2026

There is something strange about chasing family history long enough that the past starts feeling alive.
While traveling through Virginia, We stopped at Historic St. Luke’s Church near Smithfield during golden hour. The church was closed for the evening, but the grounds were still open, quiet except for the light slipping through the old cemetery.

Near the church rests Joseph Bridger and Hester Pitt Bridger, my 11th great grandparents, along with twenty-three members of their family and household.
My 10th great grandfather is buried inside the church so we didn't get a chance to see his grave.

Steve and I keep finding connections in the records. Different branches. Different families. Different states. Yet somewhere deep in the past, the lines continue crossing over and over again.

The more we travel, the more it feels less like we are searching for history… and more like history has been quietly waiting for us to notice it.
Standing there in the fading light, surrounded by names that somehow led to both of us centuries later, it was hard not to feel the weight of just how connected the past really is.
We've always said this isn't our first lifetime together, and standing here together cemented that thought.

15/05/2026

Time is ticking toward June’s Midnight Post. ✉️

If you’re new here, there’s something important to know…
The Midnight Post was never meant to be just a ghost story newsletter.
And it was never meant to stay only in St. Augustine.

Some months may lead into haunted history.
Some may follow strange folklore whispered along southern backroads.
Others may uncover forgotten newspaper accounts, old family tragedies, cryptids, abandoned places, or moments that simply feel…off.

Every issue is built like a piece of old correspondence.
A story waiting in your mailbox.
Something created to be read slowly with the lights low and the world quiet for a little while.
June’s edition is already taking shape.
And trust us…
this road goes far beyond one city.

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https://anightamongghosts.com/midnight-post/