Blair Witch Historical Artifact Paranormal Haunted House relic for Sale

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Blair Witch Historical Artifact Paranormal Haunted House relic For Sale

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Blair Witch Historical Artifact Paranormal Haunted House relic:
$24.95

Blair Witch Historical Artifact

exterior wall board was recovered after demolition of the house. Your relic comes in a 3D floating display measuring 3.5” square and a stand. display is sealed with a holographic serial numbered label and comes with a photo card in a protective holder as well certificate of Authenticity with matching serial number.

We’ve spend decades traveling the United States from coast to coast. Collecting items along the way. We’ve collected soil samples, acquired haunted items, and gathered historical memorabilia. Our journey isn’t over yet, as we continue our travels, More to come so keep an eye out!

October 1994, three film students Heather, Mike, & Josh set out to produce a documentary. They travel to Burkittsville, Maryland, the birthplace of the Blair Witch.

After interviewing locals and warned to stay away, they travel to the wooded area of the Black Hills. They soon find themselves lost so they decide to head south, using Heather's compass, discovering stick figures hanging from trees.

Josh is the first to go missing. As night falls Heather and Mike hear Josh's agonized cries but are unable to find him.

Soon they are being terrorized as they discover a bundle of twigs tied with fabric from Josh's blood soaked shirt.

Their desperate search for Josh,

Leads them to abandoned house. Entering the house, they noticing demonic symbols and children's bloody handprints on the walls. Trying to locate Josh, they go to the basement, where an unseen force assaults Mike, causing him to drop his camera. Heathers camera captures Mike standing in a corner facing the wall. Heather calls out to him, but he doesn't react. The unseen force assaults Heather, causing her to scream and drop her camera. The three were never seen again.

The house in “The Blair Witch Project" known as the Griggs House, could be found in Patapsco Valley State Park, in Maryland.

After the Blair Witch Project, it was announcement that the Griggs House was to be demolished, fans of "The Blair Witch Project" were outraged, but the Department of Natural Resources, ordered it demolished in 1999.

On a trip in fall of 1998, interior wood panels were rescued from the Griggs House before the demolition, and preserved for over two decades.

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