The Georgia Ghost Society is dedicated to conducting authentic ghost research, the investigation of phenomena associated with hauntings of paranormal, supernatural or preternatural origins and offering assistance to those experiencing these incredible and sometimes frightening events.
Glen Lindblade
Buyer or Seller Representative.
New Home, Resale, and Lease Property Sales
We investigate almost anywhere willing to learn the truth. Domestic Domiciles have been done before as well as businesses. We look forward to building relationships with all the individuals willing to learn the truth and help build the future of the Afterlife Research Team.
F.C.G.D. stands for Franklin County Ghost Debunkers. We are not proffessional ghost investigators, but rather ghost investigation is our hobby. We seek out areas and structures with a reported history of paranormal activity and look for proof of that activity. We don't currently use any advanced equipment, just various recording devices and our senses. Whether we record any hard evidence of the supernatual or not, we will keep this website as an archive of what we have recorded and experienced.
The
Kriticos Family Welcomes You To Galveston. OLYMPIA
GRILL
on 17th Street (1946) in Galveston.
Our mother Nora's family came from Sparta, Greece.
The Golden Greek Restaurant
belonged to our Uncle Paul and Aunt Beaulah
Santire. We come from a long line of great Greek
Cooking
and a lot of experience in
the restaurant industry.
We prepare fresh food daily
and have family recipes with hundreds of years
of experience.
Of course Roxann and Carolina
our respective wives and our children, Gus,
Alexis, Kimberly, Tom, Bella, Elle, Michael,
Marina, and Kristina
all give their best to make
sure we give you the best quality.
Olympia Grill has won several
awards and recognitions.
We were voted:
Texas Monthly Pick 2004 -
"...an exceptionally light bechamel made
for near-ethereal
Pastitsio and Moussaka..."
Texas Monthly Pick 2006 -
"...the Greek Food is so varied and tasty.
We favor the lamb shank
stewed with oregano, garlic,
tomato, and fresh lemon..."
Outsmart Magazine, 2006 -
"Best Greek Restaraunt in the Greater Houston
Area"
Galveston.com, 2006 - "Best
Greek Restaraunt"
And here's what they said
about us on:
B4-U-Eat.com - "Authentic
Greek Food"
"Friendliest Guys
Around!"
Galveston County Daily
News - "Heart-healthy Vegetarian Items.."
Tell
Them Dash Sent you !
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San Antonio Ghost Tours ghost stories about San Antonio Texas. Walk through Graveyards or ride in your Own Private Limo. San Antonio Ghost Tours offers the Ghost and Graveyard Tour. Creep through the night alongside the graves of San Antonio's past citizens. Experience for yourself, walking through some of San Antonio's oldest graveyards. Listen to true ghost stories about San Antonio's dark and wicked past. See the gravestones and hear the stories about some of San Antonio's earlier citizens. If you think you would like walking through Old Graveyards while you are being driven around on your own Private Limo Tour. Then this is the tour for you. Old Graveyards are one of the best places to hunt ghost. This a once a month tour
Alamo City Ghost Tours offers a daily day and night ghost hunt in downtown San Antonio.
The Alamo Ghost Hunt Tour, our evening tour, was the most broadcasted Ghost Tour in San Antonio for Halloween of 2006. We visit 13 haunted locations, starting beside the Official San Antonio Information and Visitor Center, located at 317 Alamo Street, and ending in the Market Square Area. You will see two of the cities Oldest Hanging Trees, an Old Spanish Palace, Battlefields, Old Hotels, Cemeteries and the Alamo Plaza Area. We bring ghost-hunting equipment for people to use so the whole crowd can have a ghost hunting experience while hearing about the ghosts.
Haunted Palace Tour, our daytimetour. The Haunted Palace Tour is a ghost tour that allows us to enter some of San Antonio's most haunted locations. Tour can be booked to fit your schedule. The Haunted Palace Tour click here
Don't Forget, Remember
To Tell Them "The Ghostman Dash Beardsley
Sent You!" You Never Know What Might
Happen!
Since 1982, Bargain Beachwear has offered a
large selection of swimwear, along with a mammoth
array of beachwear, beach supplies, sunglasses,
custom t-shirts, beach towels, sportswear, and
beach toys.
Bargain Beachwear even makes it easy to remember
your friends and family back home with colorful
shells, souvenirs, and assorted gifts.
Hours of Operation
Summer Hours:
Open Daily 9am - 10pm
Note: Hours may be seasonal and subject to
change.
Payments Accepted
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From Houston:
Travel Interstate 45 South (Gulf Freeway) to
the Galveston Causeway. Soon after crossing
the Causeway, exit 1-A to the right and travel
approximately .5 miles to 61st St. Turn right
onto 61st St. and travel approximately 1.7 miles.
Turn left onto Seawall Blvd. and travel east
approximately 1 mile to 4708 Seawall Blvd.
From Bolivar Peninsula:
Starting from Crystal Beach, travel approximately
10.7 miles to the Bolivar Ferry. Upon exiting
the Ferry, take Ferry Road (SR-87) approximately
1.4 miles to Seawall Boulevard. Bear right onto
Seawall Boulevard. Soon Seawall Boulevard merges
into Broadway. Turn left (south) onto 6th St.
(University Blvd.) and immediately bear right
(southwest) onto Seawall Boulevard. Travel west
along Seawall Blvd. for approximately 3 miles
to 4708 Seawall Blvd.
Directions
from Bush (IAH)
Begin at George Bush
Intercontinental Airport on Terminal Rd S and
go East for 0.6 miles. Bear left and go Southeast
for 300 feet. Turn left on Greens Rd and go East
for 2.4 miles. Turn right on Eastex Fwy, US-59,
US-59 N and go South for 0.6 miles. Bear left
on ramp and go South for 1000 feet. Continue on
Eastex Fwy, US-59 and go South for 14 miles. Bear
right on ramp at sign reading "I- 45 to Galveston
/ Dallas" and go South for 0.6 miles. Continue
on I- 45 and go Southeast for 45 miles to Galveston
Island.
Directions from Hobby (HOU)
Begin at William P Hobby on Lockheed Ave and
go North for 0.2 miles. Turn left on Convair St
and go West for 200 feet. Turn right on Telephone
Rd, TX-35 and go North for 0.3 miles. Turn right
on Airport Blvd and go East for 2.4 miles. Turn
right on Gulf Fwy and go Southeast for 0.6 miles.
Continue on ramp at sign reading "I- 45 S"
and go Southeast for 0.3 miles. Continue on I-
45 and go Southeast for 35 miles to Galveston
Island.
Directions to The Texas Cruise
Ship Terminal
Once you cross the Causeway (the big bridge)
on to Galveston Island, take the very first exit
(Exit 1C) to Harborside Drive. Follow the feeder
road and go left under I45. Follow Harborside
Drive for 4.5 miles. After you pass several cruise
parking lots and just after the cruise terminal,
take a left at the 22nd street intersection and
veer left past the Fisherman's Warf restaurant.
Airport Information
The following Airports and Air Carriers serve
the greater Galveston Island area airports:
Scholes International Airport at Galveston
(409)744-4010
Private Charters
William P. Hobby Airport (Houston)
(713)640-3000
William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) is presently served
by eight (8) scheduled passenger airlines. In
2001, airline carriers performed handled 249,304
operations and enplaned and deplaned more than
8.6 million passengers. Houston's William P. Hobby
Airport is the largest hub airport for Southwest
Airlines. Numerous other carriers also offer domestic
air service through Hobby Airport. All of Hobby's
airlines are located in its convenient terminal
building. Only U.S. destinations are served through
Hobby. All of Houston's international air service
is flown from George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (Houston)
(281)230-3000
Bush Intercontinental Airport/Houston (IAH) is
presently served by 23 scheduled passenger airlines.
In 2001, airline carriers performed more than
470,916 operations and enplaned and deplaned more
than 34.8 million passengers. Numerous passenger
charter airlines also operate through the airport.
This convenient passenger gateway is the largest
hub airport for Continental Airlines, and numerous
other carriers also offer domestic and international
air service. Over 150 destinations worldwide are
accessible through nonstop or direct flights.
An expanding portfolio of air routes and destinations
promise to keep Bush Intercontinental Airport
as the South Central United States' air transportation
gateway to the world. The airlines operate out
of the airport's five modern and accessible terminal
buildings (A, B, C, D and E).
Rental Car Agencies
Don't Forget, Remember
To Tell Them "The Ghostman Dash Beardsley
Sent You!" You Never Know What Might
Happen!
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
800.RENT.A.CAR; (409)740-0700
Two Galveston offices: 5919 Broadway; 2502 Harborside
Dr. within Cruise Terminal
Hertz Corporation
(800)654-3131; (409)741-3595
Two Galveston offices: 6115 Avenue L; 2502 Harborside
Dr. within Cruise Terminal
Taxi Companies
Don't Forget, Remember
To Tell Them "The Ghostman Dash Beardsley
Sent You!" You Never Know What Might
Happen!
Busy Bee
(409)762-8429
Jeff's Cabs & Shuttle Service
(409)621-5333
Tropical Taxi
(409)621-4000
Yellow Cab Company
(409)763-3333
Most national taxi cab companies service Galveston
Island from William P. Hobby Airport (Houston)
and George Bush Intercontinental Airport (Houston).
uston area.
