#helltown

[lowpolyanimals]

Dog from Helltown

[hellsfavgal]

Heya! Call me Vanilla Mocha or Nilla and welcome to my silly lil' blog I made, here are some fandoms I'm in, I can't fit all of them but oh well 💕

Now here are some of my kins and favorite characters as well 💊

If you like any of these then please interact, I'd love to meet you guys! 🦚

[seattlewalls]

[zowylander]

[signpaintr4evrr]

Itz ok guyz im ztill making ztupid ztuff

[uomo-accattivante]

So many Oscar Isaac projects in development! I hope this one gets done, because I’m ready for another miniseries with such talented people aboard.

[oh-malleyvalley]

[myhauntedsalem]

Helltown, Ohio

Ghost Town

The town’s true name is Boston, Ohio but various legends of some very sinister and strange things have earned it the name Helltown to nearby residents and paranormal hunters. The town was founded in 1806 and stood as a populated town all the way up to the 1970s when President Ford signed the ownership of the town over to the federal government for the purposes of establishing the Cuyahoga National Park. The government purchased all the homes and evacuated the townspeople. However, the park never came to fruition. Today, Helltown is closed off and abandoned and everyone’s still wondering why, exactly, the government chased everyone out of town.

There are a number of myths surrounding the vacant properties of Helltown but over time some have been more durable than others. There is the Presbyterian church which is said to have been built by Satanists, complete with upside down crosses. An abandoned bus is said to be host to lingering ghosts and maybe most outlandish of all, people say Helltown is also home to mutant creatures including a monstrous snake known as the Peninsula Python that were created by a chemical spill.