Forgotten Places Society

Forgotten Places Society Nearly two decades of clearing shadows, preserving history, and helping beauty bloom again. Because the wildest flowers grow in the roughest dirt.

From paranormal investigations and urban exploring to spreading hope, healing and spiritual wellness through stories, art, photography,music and more.. Forgotten Places Society is a soulful, small-town brand rooted in nearly two decades of paranormal research, history, urban exploration, and spiritual storytelling. We began in 2006 as a paranormal investigation team — chasing shadows, preserving h

istory, and holding space for the things most folks overlook. Over time, we’ve witnessed lives changed, shadows cleared, and faith restored. Today, our journey continues through a blend of art, photography, energy work, and handmade natural items — shared at festivals, markets, and wandering road trips across West Tennessee, North Mississippi, and North Alabama. From dark hallways to open-air fairs, we now bring our stories, experience, and the same spiritual tools we once used to help countless families, individuals, and businesses clear their spaces, restore peace, and cleanse what lingers unseen. Our mission is to honor the places that once mattered, hold space for the people who still do, and spark spiritual revival by helping others rediscover beauty in what’s been left behind. And sometimes, the forgotten just need someone to see them again.

Back in the UT Martin days, we found this absolutely cursed doll in some random little thrift store off a backroad… and ...
05/28/2026

Back in the UT Martin days, we found this absolutely cursed doll in some random little thrift store off a backroad… and I’m pretty sure it stared into our  souls first. 😂

Meanwhile one member was over there LOSING IT laughing while I stood there holding what looked like the final boss of antique stores. Honestly? This photo perfectly captures the chaos of our college years — bad phone cameras, weird adventures, questionable decisions, and somehow always ending up in places that looked straight out of a ghost story.

Anybody else ever find something in an old store that immediately felt… nope? 😅

Somewhere today, an old friend is being remembered.Not with fireworks or noise… but in quiet moments. A folded flag. A w...
05/25/2026

Somewhere today, an old friend is being remembered.

Not with fireworks or noise… but in quiet moments. A folded flag. A worn photograph. Dog tags in a drawer. A story somebody still tells with tears in their eyes.

Memorial Day isn’t really about celebration. It’s about remembrance. About honoring the people who carried burdens most of us will never fully understand so others could live free beneath open skies and peaceful sunsets.

And maybe the most human thing we can do today is slow down for a minute… breathe in the wind, feel the sunlight on our face, and remember that freedom was paid for by somebody’s son, daughter, brother, sister, or best friend.

So today, love a little deeper. Hold your people closer. Look up at the sky and thank God for another day to live, laugh, heal, and keep moving



forward.

Peace. Love. Remembrance.

Throwback to a paranormal investigation back in 2014 when the real supernatural event was this absolute UNIT of a fluffy...
05/21/2026

Throwback to a paranormal investigation back in 2014 when the real supernatural event was this absolute UNIT of a fluffy dog slowly walking into our downtime circle like he paid rent there and fully expected tribute in the form of chips and sandwiches.

Meanwhile we’re sitting there reviewing evidence, talking spirits, weird noises, shadow figures… and this giant cloud with legs is staring at us like, “that’s cool and all, but y’all got snacks or what?”

Honestly? 10/10 emotional support cryptid. Would investigate haunted locations with him again immediately.





Here are photos from the IDEA (Iuka Development & Economic Association) spring  market in April.
05/20/2026

Here are photos from the IDEA (Iuka Development & Economic Association) spring market in April.

Locals mark their calendars for sunflower season, knowing vibrant fields only appear every two years. 👀🔥🌻😆
05/18/2026

Locals mark their calendars for sunflower season, knowing vibrant fields only appear every two years. 👀🔥🌻😆

See Knoxville’s Forks of the River glow during sunflower season, with golden fields, scenic trails, river views, wildlife, and summer bucket-list beauty.

Caught this sunset over Pickwick the other evening and honestly… moments like this remind me there’s still peace left in...
05/14/2026

Caught this sunset over Pickwick the other evening and honestly… moments like this remind me there’s still peace left in the world if you slow down long enough to notice it.

No notifications. No noise. Just the water, the sky, the breeze, and a reminder that creation still speaks for itself.

Somewhere between the fading sunlight and the quiet water, you realize not everything beautiful has to be loud. Sometimes God shows up in stillness more than thunder.

Hope you took a minute to look up today.





05/12/2026
Come out and chill with us at the Spring Market hosted by IDEA (Iuka Development & Economic Association).
04/25/2026

Come out and chill with us at the Spring Market hosted by IDEA (Iuka Development & Economic Association).

He been posted up for 3 days straight… watching… waiting… calculating… 👀🐿️Meanwhile the birds just out here living their...
04/24/2026

He been posted up for 3 days straight… watching… waiting… calculating… 👀🐿️
Meanwhile the birds just out here living their best life like nothing’s wrong…. Somewhere in the distance… one bird knows.
But it’s already too late.





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Martin, TN

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