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Haunted Asylum, Urban Myths, Urban Legends, Horror, Supernatural Elements, and Teen Horror (Dover High School Class of 1870). Time Period: 1870's

Plot #1: Haunted Asylum
These are the stories of Delaware East Asylum Trinity Hospital. It is located in the state of Delaware in the United States of America. The story takes place near the capital city of Dover, Delaware. On December 7, 1787, Delaware became the first state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, and has since been known as The First State. On October 31st, 1787 Delaware East Asylum Trinity Hospital was founded in Little Creek, Delaware. Due to the chaos of the government and ratifying from the constitution the standards of the hospital were over looked by the government. As the hospital over populated with patients as one of the few asylums in the states, Delaware decided to create a second Asylum which took ten years to build. West of Dover in Hickman, Delaware West Asylum Trinity Hospital became the home for those with mild mental health issues. Delaware West was considered a filter hospital for Delaware East. The more extreme cases were sent to Delaware East...referred to as DEATH. The year is 1870, the civil war has recently ended and Dover is flooded with many urban myths and legends surrounding the infamous Asylum. Are they just myths and legends? Do ghosts exist within the walls of DEATH and the surrounding cemeteries? Are there those living there that are possessed by demons? Are there strange experiments being tested on human patients? Was the body found with bite marks on it's neck killed by vampires? Only those that live within the walls of DEATH can tell you those stories...

Plot #2: Teen Horror, class of 1870!
On the sight of the "Sham Battle" in the midst of the beautiful grove Dover's first high school was built in 1851. Land was purchased from the Cocheco Manufacturing Company for $600 and the building erected for $15,000. A three-year course of study was instituted, but only students from the north side of the river were allowed to attend. In 1869, the Dover school system was consolidated, the inequities remedied, and all Dover students welcomed. By this time, 80 students were in attendance. At this period of time in American History, high school was a luxury to the children of the elite. Many of them ventured out to challenge Urban Myths and Legends...these are their stories...