The Paranormal Museum in Asbury Park, NJ, immerses visitors in the world of the unexplained with a captivating collection of haunted artefacts and historical relics. Among its highlights is "Blue," a chilling painting believed to be haunted by a demonic presence, which has reportedly caused flickering lights, cold spots, and a lingering sense of unease. The museum’s collection of cursed objects includes dozens of Ouija boards, each with a dark history, and haunted dolls known for unsettling movements and whispers. Historical exhibits include Salem Witch Hysteria, featuring artefacts about the fear and paranoia of 1692, and Civil War relics. Another standout is the Mercy Brown Vampire Case, a macabre tale of 19th-century superstition, with artefacts reflecting America’s most infamous vampire legend. Blending history and the supernatural, the museum offers an unforgettable journey into the mysteries that haunt humanity.