Barnorama All Fun In The Barn
Unlock the mysteries within as we expose 21 spine-chilling discoveries in a recently acquired home.
“Creepy Find At The Final Inspection Of Our New Home”
“This Shelf In The Closet Of Our New Home Was An Upside-Down, Wooden Ouija Board”
“So This Was In The Backyard Of My New Place”
“I Just Moved Into A Place And The Garage Light Was Busted, So I Looked For A New Bulb In One Of The Cabinets”
“Saw This During A Virtual Tour Of A House. What Are The Chances We Buy This House And A Week Later The Doll Is Back In That House?”
“Just Bought A House, Then Found This In A Wall In Our Master Bedroom Bathroom. Why, Just Why”
“Friend Bought A House With A Doll In It. They Refuse To Remove It”
“There’s A Mirror Screwed Into The Ceiling Above The Toilet In My Airbnb”
“Stayed At A Friend’s House Whose Mom Collects Dolls And Has A Room Just For Them”
“Found A Bulletproof Vest In A Box Hidden Inside My Wall”
“Found This In The Storage Area Of The House We Bought 2 Years Ago”
“I was grabbing our coolers out of storage for the summer and found this above the garage. The table in the middle has a conch shell, a jar with a bundle of sage, and a vase of ashes. If anyone knows what this is please let me know…”
“I Bought A 200-Year-Old Flat And Found A Hidden Door Under The Stairs”
“So my flat is a “basement flat”. There has been no mention of anything underneath me, verbally or on the deeds. We were curious about storage under the stairs and decided to take a look.”
“My Husband Was Working In The Crawlspace Of Our 1901 Home And Almost Crawled Into This Uncovered Well”
“Stuff I found in my Victorian home/yard: A separate opening somewhere in the crawlspace (it’s a huge crawlspace); Old shower for the miners (it works); The stand with all the 50s stuff in; Painting left in the attic; All of the pieces that were cut off the legs for some reason.”
“These Bare Footprints Outside My Living Room Window”
“Weren’t there when we got home. Were there a couple of hours later. They clearly led up to the living room window, where we had been sitting and watching TV. Week 2 in our new home. Also, only the right foot.”
“There’s A House In My Attic”
“Finally went back up to get some good pictures. Just as creepy as I remember. They also left a toilet still working in the basement.
There is a hole leading to another attic but I can’t get a ladder up there, unless I bring the ladder I used to enter the attic. But I really don’t wanna close off my only escape route.”
“I Recently Moved Into A New House. Today Was A Nice Day, So I Decided To Open The Window”
“My Friend Went To Visit A House For Rental, This Is What He Found In The Garden”
“We Found This Mask Under Our Bedroom Floor. Now What?”
“My husband was pulling out the floorboards and found this mask.
It’s very much a funeral mask, no doubt, It’s a plaster cast and I’m sure the person must have been no longer alive (or at least unconscious) because one of the eyelids was very slightly open when the imprint of the face was made.
It’s a middle-aged woman, it looks like she had no eyebrows but no other distinctive signs. Nothing is written on the cast, there’s only a little hook at the back that looks like the mask could be mounted on a wall.
The house I live in is a classic Victorian house that was converted into flats a while ago. I don’t know how it ended up under the floor. There wasn’t anything specific next to it, only gravel and soil. The whole thing is very mysterious.
I don’t know what to do with it. Would it be bad luck to sell it? I don’t know how else to dispose of it. I’m not too keen on keeping it in the flat, it’s super super creepy.”
“My House Doesn’t Turn 100 For Five More Years, And I Don’t Have A Creepy Basement, But I Do Have This Absolutely Terrifying Underground Bomb Shelter In My Backyard”
“I will eventually get around to posting about the house, as it is a super interesting property.
Until then, I figured I would show the most unique feature, the approximately 30×10 underground bomb shelter. It was built in 1961, and I have the original owner’s manual and bill of sale stored away. I will try to find those soon. Power no longer works, but the water still runs. This is located in Central Florida, making it even more rare. We don’t have many underground structures here.”