101 Haunted Places Bucket Journal

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101 Haunted Places Bucket Journal

The concept of bucket lists has long been popular in the world of travel. Climbing that highest mountain, visiting every National Park, flying the world’s best airlines…but what about a bucket list for paranormal travel?

What if a traveler wants to choose the Stanley Hotel over a Florida resort, or the Waverly Hills Sanatorium over a Broadway show? Well, now there’s a bucket list just for you!

The 101 Haunted Places Bucket Journal is filled with 101 scary destinations, each one getting its own page. There, you have the chance to write about your experience, the place’s history, whether it’s been featured in media, and more. The bottom of each page even allows you to rank how haunted the destination felt.

Haunted Places Bucket Journal inside
An example of what the inside of the 101 Haunted Places Bucket Journal looks like.

Locations featured in the journal include the Old Joliet Prison, LaLaurie Mansion, Fort McHenry, the Sloss Furnaces, and more. Best of all, the end of the journal has 20 blank pages so you can fill it in with any additional haunted locales you’ve been to!

The journals come in two versions: spiral bound for $39.97 or as a digital PDF print-ready download for $29.97.

Haunt Jaunt readers and friends can get 15% off their journal when using the promo code JAUNT at www.MyBucketJournals.com from now until October 31st.

P.S.

Be on the lookout for a video on Haunt Jaunts YouTube channel about this book and a little project concerning it.

Still of Keith Langston and Courtney Mroch discussing the 101 Haunted Places Bucket Journal
Keith Langston and Courtney Mroch discussing the 101 Haunted Places Bucket Journal.

2 Comments

  1. I agree! This is a great idea! I’ll have to pick one up and can’t wait to see the YouTube video about it!

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