Welcome back to #3FatesFactFriday with your (g)host, 🐝! The photo, however, was taken by 😈! Built in 1907, Burn Brae Mansion in Glen Spey, NY is one of Sullivan County’s most historical and famous haunts. Once part of the estate of the 3rd President of the Singer Sewing Machine company it’s now operating as a charming Victorian B&B. Since becoming a B&B it’s quickly gained notoriety as a haunted location hosting spooky icons like Linda Blair (from The Exorcist) as guests, and having been featured on numerous paranormal TV shows and media helping to add to this seemingly endless reputation. It is also no surprise that Burn Brae Mansion is one of the first places locals think of when asked for paranormal hotspot recommendations. Some of its most terrifying reports include that of a woman in white, disembodied children’s voices, and a mysterious man in late 1900s attire. However the spooky appeal doesn’t stop there! The house even features an Attic of Curiosities packed full of mysterious artifacts (like dolls and children’s toys) leftover from the mansion’s previous tenants. Do you dare check into Burn Brae Mansion? If so, be sure to leave the lights on! You never know who might be lurking in the shadows of its history.... . . . . #hauntedhudsonvalley #burnbraemansion #ghoststories #famoushaunts #hauntedny #ghost #paranormalactivity #paranormal #paranormalinvestigation #folklore #haunted #parapsychology #glenspeyny #sullivancounty #sullivancountyny #victorian #victorianmansion #goth #gothgoth #hauntedmansion #hauntedhotel #historicalhaunts #localhistory #sullivancountyhistory #3FPP #3FatesParanormal #Oldhouses #lindablair #theexorcist (at Burn Brae Mansion) https://www.instagram.com/p/CM4wpM3BkaB/?igshid=ij6w7a8ph08b

Happy #3FatesFactFriday! This week’s fact is brought to you by 😈, and it happens to be her first fact ever! So most who know me know that I am a HUGE fan of horror films. Those same people also know that one of my all-time favorite TV shows is The Golden Girls. This fact is a wonderful combination of both. In September of 1988, the film Night of the Demons was released to a mixed response from critics at the time, though now it has obtained a cult following. The first film spawned 2 sequels and a 2009 remake, but that’s not what we’re talking about today. No, we are discussing the film’s lead, the one and only Amelia Kinkade. Amelia played the film’s leading lady Angela Franklin, who would go on to appear in both sequels. During filming of the first film, Amelia would have her aunt visit her on set. That aunt? That would be Rue McClanahan. That’s right, the Southern belle Blanche Devereaux herself. Pictured above is Kinkade, McClanahan and Night of the Demons director Kevin S. Tenney, which was taken during a break in filming. I wonder if Rue ended up visiting set when Amelia was in full demon makeup? (Photo credit to original owner, if anyone knows who took it, please comment!) #FactFriday #ThreeFatesParanormal #3FP #NightoftheDemons1988 #AngelaFranklin #80sHorror #Horror #HorrorFilm #Spooky #Paranormal #DemonPossession #TheGoldenGirls #BlancheDevereaux #RueMcClanahan #80sSitcom https://www.instagram.com/p/CLftxoJBPGz/?igshid=fm23dkofasan