No Quarter Paranormal

06/02/2026

04/30/2026

12/28/2025

A couple of members of the team had a chance to stop by and enjoy the weather and a little daytime investigation at Moores Creek National Battlefield yesterday! 👻 😊 The park is beautiful and well maintained, and you can still feel the quiet reverence and importance of that day in 1776 that helped shape the nation we live in today. Also, it was cool to get some great responses on the K2 meters from questions as well as on the SB-11 box. Excited to return again in 2026! |

11/27/2025

Grateful for another year together as a team, and the amazing amounts of friends and community we’ve made along the way. 🙏🏻👏🏻Hoping you all have a Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍽 Stay spooky though 😎👻

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

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Blackbeard and The Golden Age of Piracy November 22, 1718

On November 22, 1718, Edward Teach met his fate in Ocracoke, North Carolina, during a bloody battle with Lieutenant Robert Maynard, 307 years ago, today. Some of you may know him better by his infamous nickname, Blackbeard. Teach had a long relationship with the Outer Banks, as it served as a base for his operations. It has even been suggested that the pirate, who had turned from his evil ways for a while, became friendly with the local political players in that area and even married a woman or two while living in Bath, North Carolina.

During his days sailing the open waters on the Queen Anne's Revenge, Teach captured over 40 ships and blockaded Charleston Harbor.

Many debates have arisen over the years about whether Blackbeard's death marked the end of the golden age of piracy, but that was not the case. Less than a month later, pirate Stede Bonnet and his crew were hanged in the area of White Point Gardens in Charleston, South Carolina. The actual truth is that piracy ended sometime around 1726, when William Fly was executed in Boston. However, it is often considered to have ended around 1730.

Many places along the coastlines of North and South Carolina are forever tied to piracy and Blackbeard. Many ghostly tales are still told about the infamous pirate.

Written By John G. Clark Jr.

11/25/2025

These hoodies are spook-ily comfy for the holiday season! 🎄👻 Go shop with our friends Brickhouse Boutique!

11/08/2025

Come visit us and our ghost besties Crystal Coast Ghost downtown Visit Swansboro NC this evening! We’ll have free stickers to pass out and some swag to sell while supplies last! We’re excited to see you all by candlelight soon! 👻🕯️🎄

✨ Planning to join us for 𝐒𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐨 𝐛𝐲 𝐂𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 this Saturday evening? ✨ Here’s a look at parking options within easy walking distance to make your evening smooth and magical! 🕯️

🚧 Downtown streets close promptly at 3 PM in preparation for the event (see comments for specifics)
🕯️ Candlelight shopping: 5–9 PM
🎄 Town Tree Lighting: 6 PM

📍 Event details: VisitSwansboro.org/Swansboro-by-Candlelight

Arrive early, grab a bite, and stroll into the glow of Historic Downtown Swansboro! 🌟
See the parking map below 👇

10/23/2025

Forever grateful to Onslow County Public Library for hosting us at the Richlands Branch for NC Legends & Lore Presented by Crystal Coast Ghost & No Quarter Paranormal. 🙏🏻 The turnout was unreal and the participation and chats afterwards were amazing!! 🤩👻Can’t wait to do an updated version of it next year! See you in the near future Richlands, NC! 🏴‍☠️

10/11/2025

Tony killed it last night on the maiden voyage of Heebie Jeebie Jacksonville Ghost Walk! We are always honored to tag along on a walk with our ghost besties, Crystal Coast Ghost . If you love a good history filled ghost walk (who doesn't?!), check them out!

P.S. did the light refraction from the street lamps make you think it was a ghost? Because, same! But don't forget, debunking is a major part of paranormal investigations.