Across continents and cultures, thousands of people report the same eerie encounter: a tall, shadowy figure wearing a wide-brimmed hat. He appears at the edge of your vision—or worse, at the foot of your bed. He never speaks. He never moves quickly. He just… watches. This is The Hat Man.

On June 10, 1956 several community members from the East Rochester Rotary, the Penfield Rotary, the Pittsburgh Rotary, and the Fairport Rotary gathered at the long-gone Country House in East Rochester. Together they solved a conundrum that many families in the area faced: How can summer camps include people with disabilities? It was then that Camp Haccamo was born.

Deep in the forests and rural stretches of the United States, whispers echo of a terrifying beast—a creature walking upright with the head of a snarling canine and the body of a muscular man. This terrifying figure is known as the Dogman, and it's a legend that’s only grown in scope and spine-chilling detail since its emergence in modern folklore.