Paranormal In Pennsylvania

Haunted Hometowns: From Pittsburgh Spirits to Philadelphia Phantoms with Hannah of Horror Hour with the Hanna's

Thu, 09 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0400

This week we’re joined by Hannah from Horror Hour with the Hanna's and Welcome to Twin Peaks for a paranormal catch-up that spans two of America’s most haunted cities. Hannah shares what it was like growing up in a city known for its restless spirits, including chilling experiences at her best friend’s haunted house—and even living in a haunted home of her own. We also rewind to 2014, when we first met while attending the famously haunted University of Pittsburgh. From eerie campus legends to strange experiences around the Cathedral of Learning, we dive into the supernatural side of college life. After Pitt, Hannah headed east to Philadelphia, another city steeped in ghost stories and history. Together we explore her favorite haunted locations around the city—many that we’ve investigated and experienced side-by-side. From haunted houses and universities to the ghost-filled streets of two historic cities, this episode is packed with personal stories, spooky memories, and plenty of paranormal nostalgia.

Churches and Cemeteries Across Pennsylvania: Short Stories About the Phantoms Who Occupy Them

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 06:00:00 -0400

This special episode brings together some of our most chilling stories centered around churches and cemeteries, locations often steeped in mystery. From spirits as famous as Benjamin Franklin to the anonymous shadow figures lurking throughout, these previous episodes explore the thin line between the sacred and the supernatural.

Travel with us across Pennsylvania as we revisit hallowed grounds with their unexplained phenomena and lingering energies. This compilation will leave you questioning what truly rests in these spaces.

The Winchester Mystery House in California: Staircases to Nowhere & Spirits of the Unrest

Thu, 26 Mar 2026 06:00:00 -0400

A grand Winchester Mystery House’s bizarre design is tied to its enigmatic owner, Sarah Winchester, widow of William Wirt Winchester. After inheriting a vast fortune from the family behind the legendary Winchester Repeating Arms Company, Sarah moved west and began transforming a modest farmhouse into a massive architectural puzzle—one that many believe was built to appease or confuse restless spirits. Legend says the ghosts of those killed by Winchester repeating rifle haunted Sarah, driving her to constantly expand the house with strange features meant to satisfy—or outwit—the dead. Whether through séances or sheer paranoia, the construction continued for decades.
Today, visitors touring the house report eerie activity throughout the maze-like halls. Shadow figures are said to dart between rooms, and one spirit in particular—Clyde, a former construction worker—has reportedly been seen pushing a wheelbarrow through the gardens as if he’s still on the job. Is the Winchester Mystery House simply an architectural curiosity… or a labyrinth built for the restless dead?

The Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia, PA: Ghosts Among the Monuments

Thu, 19 Mar 2026 06:00:00 -0400

Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia is often called one of the most haunted cemeteries in Pennsylvania, and once you dig into its history, it’s easy to see why. Founded in 1836 by John Jay Smith and designed by Scottish architect John Notman, Laurel Hill was envisioned as more than a burial ground. It emphasized individuality, artistry, and reflection, with families commissioning renowned sculptors for elaborate memorials. The cemetery is the final resting place of notable figures like Civil War General George Meade and beloved Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas—and even features a fictional grave: Adrian Balboa’s tombstone from Rocky. But it’s the spirits said to linger here that truly draw attention. One of the most well-known ghosts isn’t buried at Laurel Hill at all. Martha Drinnan, the daughter of a former caretaker, vanished in the early 1900s under mysterious circumstances. Some say she was found in an unmarked grave, others claim her headless body surfaced in the river. Another haunting focal point is the hauntingly beautiful Weeping Mother statue, depicting a woman holding two infants and gazing toward the Schuylkill River. Legends surrounding the statue range from a tragic boating accident to devastating childbirth losses—either way, the grief carved into stone feels almost alive. What makes Laurel Hill so fascinating is the variety of its hauntings—each tied to a different story, era, and emotional thread. What are the real stories behind the spirits here?

The Broughton School in South Park, PA: Ghostly Class Is Never Dismissed

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 06:00:00 -0400

Broughton School in South Park, Pennsylvania is an abandoned building with a history that stretches far beyond classrooms and chalkboards. The history of the land is tied to education, unrest, and conflict dating all the way back to the Whiskey Rebellion of the 1700s and continuing to the 2000s when the most recent school closed. Paranormal reports at Broughton School are heavily tied to its years as a place of learning. Investigators and visitors alike report children’s voices and laughter echoing through empty hallways. Some have heard a little girl giggle and softly say, “Hello?” Others describe hearing “psst” whispered as they pass classroom doors. EVPs range from unsettling commands like “get out” to strangely emotional pleas of “don’t leave.” Objects shifting on their own and doors slamming—sometimes in direct response to people talking about them—add to the growing sense that something is actively listening. What’s especially intriguing is that while the land has a violent past tied to rebellion and labor unrest, no specific spirits from those eras have been identified. Could they be manifesting as shadow figures, disembodied voices, or something else?

The Congelier House: Murder, Madness, and the Haunted Mansion

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 06:00:00 -0500

Few Pittsburgh legends are as disturbing as the story of Congelier House. According to the most widely accepted account, the mansion was built in the 1860s by Charles Congelier, who moved to Pittsburgh after the Civil War with his wife, Lyda, and their maid, Essie. Trouble followed quickly. After Lyda allegedly discovered an affair between Charles and Essie, legend says she snapped—murdering them both with kitchen knives. Days later, a neighbor entered the house after noticing no activity and reportedly found Lyda blood-soaked, rocking back and forth while humming and cradling Essie’s severed head. And that’s just the beginning. Hear about the other three dark stories behind this mansion. The mansion was ultimately destroyed in 1927 after a nearby explosion, and today the site lies buried beneath a highway. But the question remains: was Congelier House haunted by spirits… or by something far more sinister that seemed to follow anyone who lived there?\

Ridgewood Winery in Birdsboro, PA: Bloodstains and Flying Corks

Thu, 12 Feb 2026 06:00:00 -0500

Nestled in Birdsboro, Pennsylvania, Ridgewood Winery is more than a place for wine tastings. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and carries a history that stretches back to the early 1700s, when it was first built by the Lewis family. In 1806, the farm was purchased by Jacob Dick and his wife Susannah, who expanded the property that later served as part of the Underground Railroad. But in 1857, the home became the site of a shocking death—Jacob Dick was found with his throat slit, dead in the upstairs hallway. Rumors immediately spread, with some even accusing his wife. To this day, bloodstains are said to remain on the floor. After Jacob’s death, the Federal side of the house sat unoccupied for nearly 150 years. Locals knew why. The hauntings were so widely accepted that former owners openly admitted to them. But other spirits may also linger along with Jacob. . .

The Dobbin House in Gettysburg, PA: Ghostly Marbles After Midnight

Thu, 05 Feb 2026 06:37:54 -0500

The Dobbin House is one of Gettysburg's most beautiful and historically dense buildings, sitting just steps from the cemetery. Built in 1776 by Reverend Alexander Dobbin and his wife Isabella, this stone house has lived many lives: a family home, a stop on the Underground Railroad, and later a hospital for wounded Union and Confederate soldiers after the Battle of Gettysburg. History is everywhere here—and according to many, so are the spirits. Employees and visitors alike report hearing children laughing, running, whispering, and the unmistakable sound of marbles rolling across the floor after hours. Some claim to see the silhouette of Abraham Lincoln, who would have passed by the house on his way to deliver the Gettysburg Address. A woman in a blue gown is frequently seen upstairs, silently moving through bedrooms or gazing out windows before vanishing into walls—peaceful, but tinged with sadness. Others speak of a wounded Union soldier haunting the lower levels near the basement stairs, accompanied by cold spots, nausea, and the sound of a man moaning in pain. Is the Dobbin House simply echoing with centuries of human life and loss, or is something truly lingering after dark?

The Carrie Furnance in Pittsburgh, PA: Phantoms in the Iron

Thu, 29 Jan 2026 06:49:37 -0500

Rising 92 feet over the Monongahela River, the towering remains of Carrie Furnace #6 and #7 loom like iron giants frozen in time. Located in Swissvale just outside Pittsburgh, these massive structures are rare survivors of pre–World War II iron-making technology—and the only non-operative blast furnaces left in the region. The furnaces went offline in 1978, and the plant closed entirely in 1984. What followed were decades of neglect: scrapping, abandonment, and exposure to the elements. But Carrie Furnace isn’t just known for its history—it’s also known for its hauntings. The work here was perilous, and loss of life was a reality of the job. Many believe the spirits of former workers still remain among the rusting towers. Visitors and investigators report unexplained sounds, shadow figures, and even full-body apparitions moving through the site. Are these echoes of workers who died here—or lingering presences of people so tied to the furnaces that they never truly left?

Laurel Cavern in Fayette County, PA: Ghosts in the Deep Dark

Thu, 22 Jan 2026 06:15:00 -0500

Hidden beneath Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Laurel Caverns—also known as Laurel Mountain Cave— stretches nearly three miles underground, making it the largest and deepest cave in the state. Open seasonally for guided tours and even spelunking, this massive natural formation is just as fascinating geologically as it is eerie. Laurel Cavern’s strange reputation goes back centuries. As early as the 1800s, stories circulated about a group of highway robbers rumored to have hidden stolen silver deep within the cave. Legend says their spirits still guard the treasure—perhaps explaining why no silver has ever been found… or why those who search are misled. There are also darker stories, and shadowy figures. Visitors report strange sounds echoing through the cavern. Whether those noises are paranormal or the result of unique acoustics and cave structure is up for debate. Would you visit a haunted cavern?

Columcille Park in Bangor, PA: Portals, Power, and Whispers Between the Stones

Thu, 15 Jan 2026 05:07:26 -0500

Tucked into the slope of Blue Mountain in Bangor, Pennsylvania, Columcille Megalith Park is a place where ancient stone meets modern mystery. This privately owned but publicly accessible park spans over 20 acres and features more than 90 megalithic stone arrangements, most placed between 1980 and 2005. We dive into the park’s most talked-about features, including Thor’s Gate and the Infinity Gate, rumored to act as portals between dimensions. Visitors claim to hear whispers on foggy mornings and report an intense, buzzing energy throughout the woods. Is it paranormal? Natural? Psychological? Or something in between? We also unpack the park’s reputation as a “witch hotspot,” what that really means, and why Columcille may be more about reverence for nature and reflection. With winding forest trails, fairy-ring-inspired spaces, ponds, and its proximity to the Appalachian Trail, this is a place that invites both skepticism and wonder.

New Year's Eve Hauntings: Ghosts and Midnight and Spectral Celebrations

Thu, 08 Jan 2026 06:13:00 -0500

From forgotten festivities to famous phantoms, we dive into the forgotten tradition of Victorian ghost parties, a bizarre and delightful custom that swept the late 1800s. We then move to Chicago’s legendary Drake Hotel, where a tragic love story lingers on the tenth floor. On New Year’s Eve 1920—the hotel’s grand opening—thousands danced, orchestras played, and one heartbroken woman in a red flapper dress is said to have taken her own life after witnessing her partner’s midnight betrayal. Today, she’s still seen gliding through hallways in her crimson gown, most often on New Year’s Eve, searching for something—or someone—she lost that night. Then we head south to the Inn on Main Street in Weaverville, North Carolina, where New Year’s Eve haunts are a yearly guarantee. Built by a doctor who once performed procedures in the home, the inn still bears the marks of a patient who didn’t survive. Guests say that every NYE, the back door opens and closes on its own, and at the stroke of midnight, framed photos seem to crash to the floor—only to be found perfectly in place. It’s as if unseen partygoers are still shuffling in from the cold and making their own ruckus. From ghost parties of the past to modern holiday hauntings, we’re ringing in the new year with spirits of every kind.

The Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, PA: Ghosts Check In, You Check Out

Thu, 01 Jan 2026 06:00:00 -0500

This week, we’re heading to one of Pittsburgh’s most iconic (and secretly spooky) landmarks: The Omni William Penn Hotel—a gilded, glamorous giant that’s been towering over downtown since 1916. We’ve been inside the speakeasy in the basement, but the deeper history? That’s where things get dark. Once hailed as the “Grandest Hotel in the Nation,” the William Penn has hosted presidents, high-society galas, and thousands of travelers. But behind its marble floors and sweeping ballrooms are stories of heartbreak, violence, and spirits who never checked out. We break down the tragic murder of two longtime friends—both hotel employees—on the 18th floor locker room, a Prohibition-era salesman who took his own life in fear of mob retaliation, and the mysterious death of the woman who brought the first live panda to the U.S. But that’s just the beginning. The 22nd and 23rd floors are rumored to exist in a different time—with guests reporting décor frozen in the 1970s, unsettling stillness, and a feeling that the building is slipping into another dimension. Add in phantom piano music from the ballrooms, icy cold gusts on the 16th floor, apparitions that flick on lamps, and constant footsteps in empty hallways, and you’ve got a hotel where luxury and the paranormal collide.

Sachs Covered Bridge in Gettysburg, PA: Lantern Lights and Phantom Shadows

Thu, 18 Dec 2025 08:36:19 -0500

Built in the 1850s and once used by retreating Confederate soldiers, this peaceful red bridge hides a dark past. Visitors report seeing apparitions of soldiers, hearing phantom footsteps and battle sounds, and even encountering the spirits of three men said to have been hanged from its beams. From disembodied voices whispering “Go back” to mysterious lantern lights flickering across Marsh Creek, Sachs Bridge is as eerie as it is historic. Join us as we walk across the bridge that connects history and the afterlife — and uncover why some say the spirits of Gettysburg still march across it at night.

Hauntings Revisited - Pythian Castle in Springfield, Missouri: Spirits of Springfield’s Haunted Fortress

Thu, 11 Dec 2025 08:34:03 -0500

We’re back at one of the most paranormally active spots in Missouri — Pythian Castle in Springfield. This time, we teamed up with our friends from HauntedUs for a full investigation and even recorded a live episode of The Haunted Atlas inside the castle’s walls (you can find that wherever you get your podcasts). Built in 1913 by the Knights of Pythias and later taken over by the U.S. military, Pythian Castle has seen everything from fraternal rituals to World War II POWs — and the energy left behind still lingers in every corridor. In this episode, we revisit the castle’s chilling history and share our newest findings — floor by floor

The Frick Mansion in Pittsburgh, PA: Gilded Spirits and Frick Phantoms

Thu, 04 Dec 2025 05:44:00 -0500

Behind the elegance of Pittsburgh’s Frick Mansion—also known as Clayton House—lingers the quiet presence of those who never truly left. Once home to industrial titan Henry Clay Frick and his family, this 23-room Gilded Age estate has seen both immense wealth and heartbreaking loss. Though the family moved to New York in 1905, many believe their spirits remain among the ornate halls and velvet drapes. Staff report phantom footsteps echoing from the third floor where daughter Helen Frick once slept, and the indentation of a figure mysteriously appearing on Adelaide Frick’s bed. Guests have claimed to see a lost young boy wandering the parlor, accompanied by the scent of flowers, and even the lingering voice of a Civil War soldier declaring “haunted home.” Join us as we uncover the history, heartbreak, and hauntings that make the Frick Mansion one of Pittsburgh’s most refined—and most restless—residences.

The Swope Manor in Gettysburg, PA: Phantoms of the Parlor

Thu, 27 Nov 2025 05:11:00 -0500

Built in 1836 by banker George Swope and also home to his son, Dr. John Swope, the manor served as a Civil War hospital before being transformed into a stately inn. Over the years, it’s welcomed everyone from President Eisenhower to ghostly figures that refuse to rest. In this episode, we uncover the paranormal side of this Gettysburg landmark—from the shadowy figure said to wander the third floor, to phantom voices caught on recorders, and even the spirit of a loyal dog still padding through the halls. Some believe a poltergeist stirs within the manor’s walls—others say it’s just history refusing to fade. Join us as we explore the refined yet eerie energy of The Swope Manor and the restless spirits that still call it home.

The Seven Gates of Hell in York County, PA ft. Crypts and Corks

Thu, 20 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -0500

Deep in the woods of Hellam Township, Pennsylvania, lies one of the state’s most infamous legends: The Seven Gates of Hell. Some say the gates once surrounded a burned-down insane asylum, trapping its patients inside as the flames consumed them—while others insist they belonged to a mad doctor’s estate, where strange experiments took place and few who entered ever returned. Despite the lack of historical evidence, the stories persist… and so do the hauntings. Visitors report phantom voices, unexplained injuries, and phones that die without warning after stepping through the first gate. The deeper you go, the stronger the dread—and some say spirits appear to push you back, desperate to keep you from reaching the end.

Moraine State Park in Portersville, PA: Haunted Whispers on the Water

Thu, 13 Nov 2025 05:28:00 -0500

In this episode, we take you deep into the woods and along the misty shores of Lake Arthur—a place we’ve hiked many times, but this time we’re exploring its darker side. From the tragic spirit of Nancy McCandless, who still roams after her shocking murder in 1871, to the terrifying black mass known as Old Red Eyes, this park’s serene landscape hides some serious paranormal energy. We’ll talk about the park’s glacial beginnings, its industrial scars, and the spirits said to linger in its forests and along its trails. Some visitors even claim to see glowing green orbs dancing above the lake—others feel the watchful presence of those who walked this land long before it became a state park.

Fashion to Die For: Haunted Threads & Deadly Trends

Thu, 06 Nov 2025 06:02:00 -0500

We’re back with another dive into haunted haute couture! In our first spooky fashion episode, we covered arsenic green gowns, mad hatters, and more—but we couldn’t resist returning to explore even more deadly designs from history. From corsets stiffened with whale baleen to the ghostly glow of lead-based beauty creams, this episode peels back the silk and lace to reveal the horrors beneath the hemline. We’ll talk about The Spirits of Saturn, the poisonous “foundation” that claimed lives in the name of pale perfection, and the belladonna eye drops that gave Renaissance women their hauntingly beautiful, and sometimes literally blinding, gaze. Because when it comes to fashion, history proves one thing: beauty has always been a killer.

The Black Dog Wine Company in Oakdale, PA: Whispers in the Wine Cellar

Thu, 30 Oct 2025 06:00:00 -0400

Built in the 1800s, this estate has lived many lives — once home to the Hankey Baking Company Farms, and later a printing press and horse farm under James A. Stewart. Today, it’s the site of a thriving winery that embraces its history — and the spirits that never left. During our investigation, we explored every floor of the mansion from the subterrean rathskeller to the upstairs bedrooms. Guests and investigators alike report phantom footsteps, knocking, voices, and even moving wine bottles. Whether it’s the former owners checking in or just residual energy from the mansion’s long history, one thing’s certain — the spirits here are still swirling. Raise a glass and join us as we uncork the mysteries of the Black Dog Wine Company where history and hauntings blend perfectly.

Voices from the Crowd: True Listener Hauntings from Across PA

Thu, 09 Oct 2025 06:01:00 -0400

You told us your stories — we listened. In this listener-powered episode, we read and react to the paranormal encounters sent in by you, our listeners. From chilling apparitions to fog that vanishes at the edge of the road, these are the firsthand moments that stuck with everyday people. From Gettysburg to Lake Erie, we debate whether these stories point to lingering spirits, residual energy, mass suggestion, or something else entirely. Got a spine-tingling story? Send it in!

The Farnsworth House Inn in Gettysburg, PA: Sixteen Spirits

Thu, 02 Oct 2025 08:07:16 -0400

Built in 1810, the Farnsworth House Inn has stood through centuries of history, including the bloody Battle of Gettysburg. Confederate sharpshooters once fired from inside, its walls still bear over 100 bullet holes, and its rooms once served as a Civil War field hospital. Today, this historic inn isn’t just a place to stay—it’s home to restless spirits. From the playful ghost of little Jeremy, to the stern soldier in grey who sometimes salutes guests, to the phantom cook who still prowls the kitchen, the Farnsworth is alive with spectral energy. Guests report phantom harp music, beds kicked in the night, shadow figures descending from ceilings, and even a ghostly cat. Hear about the hauntings that keep the nearby Holiday Inn reserving rooms for visitors too terrified to stay the night at the Farnsworth.

The Alvira Bunkers in Union County, PA: Explosive Spirits

Thu, 25 Sep 2025 06:06:00 -0400

Hidden deep in Pennsylvania, the remains of Alvira tell a chilling story. Once a thriving town, it was seized by the government in 1942 under eminent domain to build the Pennsylvania Ordnance Works—an enormous TNT plant and a network of bunkers meant to store munitions. The plant shut down after just 11 months, leaving behind toxic land, abandoned bunkers, and a ghost town swallowed by time. Today, the Alvira Bunkers stand as eerie relics of war and betrayal. Visitors report disembodied voices echoing through the cement chambers, and unsettling feelings of being watched. Burn marks in some of the bunkers spark rumors of dark rituals, while the nearby cemeteries—untouched by the demolition—add an extra layer of ghostly energy to the site.

The General Lee Headquartes in Gettysburg, PA: Ghosts on Seminary Ridge

Thu, 18 Sep 2025 06:00:00 -0400

On Chambersburg Pike in Gettysburg sits the small stone Mary Thompson House, better known as General Robert E. Lee’s Headquarters during the Battle of Gettysburg. This humble home bore witness to strategy, suffering, and sacrifice as wounded soldiers were tended inside and burials took place just steps away. Today, the restored property looks much as it did during the Civil War—but many say its ghosts remain. From phantom footsteps and disembodied voices inside the house, to doorknobs turning on their own and objects mysteriously shifting, the energy here is undeniable. Outside, visitors report cannon fire, gunshots, and even the beat of a distant phantom drum. Shadowy figures have been spotted roaming the fields. Join us as we visit Gettysburg through one of its iconic and haunted landmarks: General Lee’s Headquarters.

Hauntings Revisited: The University of Pittsburgh

Thu, 11 Sep 2025 06:09:00 -0400

We’re throwing it back three years to one of our earliest episodes, The University of Pittsburgh! This time, it’s just Sara diving into brand-new ghost stories and hauntings from Pitt’s campus. From the shadowy figures roaming the Cathedral of Learning, to the infamous “Ruskghost” in Ruskin Hall, to restless spirits in Centre Plaza shaking students awake, the Steel City’s most haunted university never fails to give us chills. Pitt might be known for its history and academics, but for us—it will always have our haunted hearts.

Selma Mansion in Norristown, PA: Kitchen Poltergeists and Ghostly Roses

Thu, 04 Sep 2025 07:01:29 -0400

Built in 1794, Selma Mansion in Norristown, PA, has stood witness to centuries of history—from Revolutionary War hero General Andrew Porter to the prominent Fornance family. Today, it’s preserved by the Norristown Preservation Society, but many believe its past residents never truly left. Visitors report a mischievous kitchen poltergeist, the restless spirit of General Porter pacing outside his study, and Mrs. Fornance, who still lingers with the scent of roses. Beyond these familiar spirits, the mansion echoes with disembodied voices, phantom piano music, and children’s laughter. Is Selma Mansion a place where history refuses to fade?

Penn State in University Park, PA: Haunted Halls and Ghostly Scholars

Thu, 28 Aug 2025 06:02:00 -0400

This week, we’re heading to Happy Valley—where the spirits are anything but cheerful. Penn State University in University Park, PA, may be a hub of science, history, and higher learning, but it’s also home to some truly chilling hauntings. We start with Coaly the ghostly mule, Penn State’s oldest (and most unexpected) ghost. From there, we head into Schwab Auditorium, where phantom figures flip seats and vanish into walls. Some of the ghosts are lucky in love. George Atherton, the university’s seventh president, is said to stroll the auditorium where he’s buried just outside. Meanwhile, his wife Frances Atherton reportedly watches over his grave from the windows of the Old Botany building… and doesn’t take kindly to after-hours visitors. And finally, we discuss one of Penn State’s most tragic legends: the unsolved murder of Betsy Aardsma in 1969. Her screams still echo through the stacks of the library, and some say her ghostly form appears without warning. Would you dare to roam these halls?

Ghosts, Gas Stops & Grit - 30 Haunted Nights in Wisconsin ft. Haunted US

Thu, 21 Aug 2025 06:42:58 -0400

Buckle up for a paranormal road trip through the backroads and haunted byways of Wisconsin! In this episode, we sit down with Brandon Rugzie and Mitch Goth, two members of the Haunted US team and co-authors of a brand-new book chronicling their eerie adventures across the Badger State. Brandon, a seasoned photographer, and Mitch, a writer with a passion for ghostly lore, take us behind the scenes of their haunted travels. From narrowing down which chilling sites to visit to navigating the unique challenges of ghost hunting on the go, they share their favorite stories and tips. We talk about what makes haunted trips so compelling, tips for visiting paranormal hotspots, and what readers can expect from their new book. If you love haunted houses, eerie towns, and the thrill of the unknown, this is one trip you won’t want to miss.

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Livermore Cemetery in Livermore, PA: The Witch, the Flood, and the Forgotten Dead

Thu, 14 Aug 2025 08:03:41 -0400

This week, we’re digging into the ghostly remains of Livermore, PA's cemetery. Despite popular belief, Livermore Cemetery was not featured in Night of the Living Dead, but its eerie reputation is enough to rival any horror set. Founded in 1827 and incorporated in 1865, Livermore was wiped off the map, either by flood or demolition to make way for a dam—depending on which legend you believe. All that remains is the cemetery, perched on a hill above what used to be the town. And according to visitors, it’s far from quiet. We explore strange tales of phantom touches, paranormal resistance, and a cemetery said to exist in its own weather pattern—calm when the world around it rages. Some even say a witch’s curse doomed the town, predicting a flood that eerily aligned with a real disaster in 1889. Is Livermore a forgotten piece of Pennsylvania history… or a place where time, space, and the spirits of the past still linger?

The Blue Eyed Six and Moonshine Church in Lebanon, PA: Greed and Ghosts

Thu, 07 Aug 2025 05:56:00 -0400

Join us as we uncover the chilling true crime story of six men who insured Joseph Raber’s life—then drowned him for the money. All six shared one strange trait: piercing blue eyes. Five would hang, one would walk free—but not for long. We explore the eerie aftermath of the crime, from George Zechman’s unexplained seizures to haunted flowerbeds and spectral blue lights seen near Moonshine Church. Was justice served? Or did Raber’s restless spirit—and those of his killers—refuse to go quietly?

Hans Graf Cemetery in Lancaster County, PA: Curses, Ghosts and Werewolves

Thu, 31 Jul 2025 06:29:08 -0400

This week, we're finally diving into one of the most requested haunted spots in Pennsylvania—Hans Graf Cemetery in Lancaster County, also known as Shock Graveyard. This small, stone-walled cemetery in Marietta may look quiet, but it's packed with centuries-old legends, ghostly sightings, and werewolf lore that will make your hair stand on end. Some believe Hans himself was bitten and doomed to roam the graveyard in lupine form, while others say he cast a powerful curse to protect his bloodline from beyond the grave. From mysterious orbs to eerie audio recordings and that infamous full moon curse, we unpack the many variations of the legend and what might really be lurking in “God’s Acre.”

Special Feature: Bloodlines & Ballads - Borden: A New Musical ft. Cavan Hendron

Thu, 24 Jul 2025 06:05:00 -0400

She took an axe—or did she? In this chillingly captivating episode, we sit down with the writer and creator of Borden: A New Musical, a bold new take on the life, legend, and legacy of Lizzie Borden. Known for the infamous 1892 axe murders and the haunted house that still bears her name, Lizzie’s story has fascinated and horrified for generations. But what makes her tale ripe for the stage? We dive into what inspired the musical, how it separates itself from previous adaptations like Lizzie, and how the creative team has approached such a dark, complex figure through music and storytelling. Plus, we get the inside scoop on an exclusive song preview happening August 2nd—inside the actual Borden House.

Hex Hollow in York, PA: Witchcraft, Murder, and Haunted Houses

Thu, 17 Jul 2025 06:05:00 -0400

Nestled in the woods of York County, Pennsylvania, lies a place where true crime and the paranormal collide, Hex Hollow, also known as Rehmeyer’s Hollow. In this chilling episode, we dive into the 1928 murder of Nelson Rehmeyer, a local folk healer accused of witchcraft. Killed in his own home by a man who believed he was cursed, Nelson’s story is one of superstition, fear, and brutal vengeance. We explore the hauntings that have followed, from Nelson’s angry spirit and a red-eyed ghost dog to phantom smoke and stones that hurl themselves back at visitors. Some say it’s not just the house that’s haunted, but the land itself, with reports of UFOs and inexplicable energy shifts. What is the truth behind this homestead?

Zombieland in Hillsville, PA: Lighting the Legend and Wicked Witches

Thu, 10 Jul 2025 06:02:00 -0400

Deep in the woods near Hillsville, Pennsylvania lurks one of the state's wildest and most mysterious legends: Zombieland. What started in the 1970s as a spooky story passed around by local teens has evolved into a full-blown paranormal pilgrimage involving zombies, ghosts, cryptids, haunted landmarks, and one very cursed flame. In this episode, we walk through the eerie step-by-step journey through Zombieland, from the Virgin Mary statue and haunted train tracks to the shadowy Killing Fields and the sinister Graffiti Bridge. And of course, we talk about the infamous Zombie Torch: a mysterious old vent pipe said to awaken the undead—if you dare to light it.

The White Lady of Pond Bank in Franklin Township, PA: Phantom, Witch… or Warning?

Thu, 03 Jul 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Deep in the dense forests of Franklin Township, a ghostly figure in white roams the roads—and sometimes leaps onto your car. Known as the White Lady of Pond Bank, this haunting apparition is shrouded in mystery, legend, and local lore. Is she a grieving mother searching for her drowned child? A jilted lover? Or just a ghost story born of a 1950s prank gone too far? Some say she’s an omen of death. Others say she’s crying out for help. But with reports ramping up over the last 30 years, we have to ask—what’s really haunting these woods?

Scranton Lace Factory in Scranton, PA: Ghosts in the Loom

Thu, 26 Jun 2025 06:05:00 -0400

Once a bustling symbol of American industry, the Scranton Lace Factory wove more than just fabric—it seems to have woven spirits into its very walls. This late-19th-century lace titan had its own bowling alley, theater, even a coal mine… but what lingers there now isn't just old machinery and faded wallpaper. It's ghosts. In this episode, we explore a menacing male spirit with a foreman’s stare, a spectral woman who roams the factory floor and a mysterious little girl caught on security footage—and maybe more than once.

Special Feature: Warren-ted - The Ed and Lorraine Warren Cinematic Universe ft. Horror Hour with the Hanna's

Thu, 19 Jun 2025 05:22:19 -0400

This week, we’re diving back into the haunted legacy of Ed and Lorraine Warren—the couple who defined modern American ghost hunting, inspired a billion-dollar horror franchise, and continue to spark debate in and out of the paranormal world. We’ve covered Annabelle on a guest episode, and the Smurl Haunting on our podcast. But with every case, there’s more than just things going bump in the night… Are the Warrens heroes of the paranormal or masters of the dramatic? And how did Hollywood turn a controversial couple into supernatural celebrities? Join us as we discuss with guests from Horror Hour with the Hanna's.

Duffy's Cut in Malvern, Pa: Ghosts Beneath the Railroad

Thu, 12 Jun 2025 06:15:00 -0400

In 1832, a group of Irish immigrants came to Pennsylvania in search of a better life. Just eight weeks later, they were all dead—victims of a deadly cholera outbreak, or something much darker? Buried in a mass grave in Malvern, PA, their story was almost forgotten—until bones were unearthed and the truth began to surface. This week, we dig into the chilling mystery of Duffy’s Cut, where history, disease, and tragedy collide. What haunts this railroad landscape? Apparitions that defy explanation—glowing blue and green figures wandering, believed to be the restless spirits of those never properly laid to rest.

Centralia, PA: Flames of Silent Ghosts

Thu, 05 Jun 2025 06:10:00 -0400

Beneath the crumbling roads and graffiti-covered remains of Route 61 lies one of Pennsylvania’s eeriest modern ghost towns—Centralia. Once a thriving mining community, a fire set in 1962 to clear a landfill ignited a subterranean inferno that still burns to this day. In this episode, we dig into the real history behind the town that inspired Silent Hill, from the government buyouts to the chilling urban legends that rose from the ashes. While there may be few formal ghost stories, Centralia's silence speaks volumes. Some say the smoke is a sign the town is cursed, but others believe it’s a gateway to something far darker.

Penn's Cave in Centre Hall, PA: Ghostly Echos from the Deep

Thu, 29 May 2025 06:15:00 -0400

In this episode, we dive into the heartbreaking legend of Malachi Boyer, a French trapper who died in the cave after being separated from his forbidden love, Nita-nee, a Seneca maiden. Said to still cry out her name in a French accent, Boyer’s spirit is one of many rumored to haunt the cave's watery passageways. You’ll also hear about disembodied voices, mysterious mists and shadow figures darting between ancient rocks. With reports from investigators, guides, and guests alike, Penn’s Cave may not just be a natural wonder—it could also be one of Pennsylvania’s most underrated haunted hotspots. Settle in and listen closely, you might just hear a whisper from the water.

The Bishop White House in Philadelphia, PA: Ghosts of Grace

Thu, 22 May 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Built in 1787 for Reverend Dr. William White, this home was filled with faith, friendship… and, as it turns out, future ghost stories. In this episode, we explore the spirits that linger within these historic walls. From the family cook to ghostly pets and the owner of the house himself, the spirits here are a quite the cast of characters. Why do these spirits remain? What ties them to this sacred space? And what does it say when even a bishop might not rest in peace? Tune in for a historic and haunting look into one of Philadelphia’s most ghost-filled landmarks.

Penn Brewery in Pittsburgh, PA: Ghosts in the Lagering Caves

Thu, 15 May 2025 06:08:00 -0400

Pour yourself a pint because this week we’re heading to one of Pittsburgh’s oldest and most haunted breweries: Penn Brewery. With roots dating back to 1848 and original lagering caves still intact, this spot isn’t just rich in beer history—it’s dripping with ghostly legends. We explore the eerie tunnels beneath the brewery, where shadow figures and a helpful ghost in suspenders have been spotted. We continue our unofficial series on haunted bathrooms, the women’s restroom at Penn Brewery is said to be visited by the spirit of an Ober sister—adding to our growing list of restroom-related hauntings (seriously, what is going on?). From intelligent hauntings and slamming doors at 3 a.m. to the brewery’s own ghost-themed event, “Prost to the Ghost,” Penn Brewery leans into its paranormal past—and we’re here for it.

The Powel House in Philadelphia, PA: Spectral Socialites and Phantom Founding Fathers

Thu, 08 May 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Step inside the Powel House, a stunning colonial-era mansion in the heart of Philadelphia with a ghostly reputation like no other. Once home to socialites Samuel and Elizabeth Powel—close friends of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin—this historic home is now considered the most haunted house in the city. Join us as we uncover the spirits of the past, including the full-body apparition of Peggy Shippen Arnold, seen elegantly tapping her foot in the drawing room. Could her husband, the infamous Benedict Arnold, also be lingering in the shadows? And what about the spectral soldiers who march through the front door, led by none other than Marquis de Lafayette? From eerie footsteps echoing through the basement to Revolutionary War figures making their ghostly return, the Powel House is packed with paranormal activity.

Ghosts & Legends: Exploring Chester County’s Haunting History with Kevin Lagowski

Thu, 01 May 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Get ready for a chilling journey through Pennsylvania as we sit down with author Kevin Lagowski to discuss his book Ghosts and Eerie Legends of Chester County, Pennsylvania. From the ticking tomb to the infamous Devil’s Road, Kevin shares the eerie history and hauntings that make this area a must-visit for paranormal enthusiasts. We’ll dive into his process for selecting haunted locations and the importance of history in ghost stories. Plus, we explore how his childhood love for spooky tales (and a supportive family) led him to become a published author. Don’t miss this ghostly conversation whether you’re planning your own haunted road trip or just love a good scare!

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Shiloh Grille in Pittsburgh, PA: Ghosts & Gastronomy

Thu, 24 Apr 2025 07:03:42 -0400

On this episode, we’re heading to Mount Washington in Pittsburgh. Shiloh Grille, a popular restaurant housed in a charming Victorian home, isn’t just serving up contemporary comfort food—it’s also dishing out ghost stories. Once the family home of Kate Soffel, tied to the infamous Biddle Brothers scandal at the Old Allegheny County Jail, Shiloh Grille may still be her spiritual stomping grounds. Guests have reported eerie encounters in the women’s restroom, ghostly footsteps, doors mysteriously closing, and the lingering scent of cigarette smoke when no one’s around. Is the woman in the white gown drifting through the upstairs dining room the spirit of Kate herself? Why do phones freeze and lights flicker in what used to be her bedroom? And what’s with restaurants and haunted bathrooms?!

Season 5 Wrap-Up: Our Favorite Hauntings, Scariest Spots & What’s Next!

Thu, 17 Apr 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Season 5 has been a wild ride through haunted houses, ghostly universities, and everything between—but which stories stuck with us the most? In this special season finale, all three hosts sit down to reflect on our favorite hauntings, the scariest places we covered, and the moments that gave us chills. Plus, we’re giving you an exclusive sneak peek into what’s coming in Season 6—new investigations, fresh hauntings, and maybe even a surprise or two. Join us for one last ghostly chat before we dive into the next chapter of the paranormal!

The First Bank of the United States in Philadelphia, PA: Alexander Hamilton's Ghost and the Financier

Thu, 10 Apr 2025 06:15:00 -0400

A hub of early American finance, The First Bank of the United States has been abandoned for 40 years, but many believe it’s far from empty. Ghostly figures of Alexander Hamilton and Stephen Girard are said to roam its historic halls, forever tied to the financial institution they helped shape. In this episode, we dive into the chilling encounters linked to this Philadelphia landmark—from mysteriously drained batteries to eerie tech glitches that suggest something, or someone, doesn’t want to be captured. Join us as we uncover the hauntings, history, and lingering mysteries of America’s first federal bank.

Hill View Manor in New Castle, PA: From Poorhouse to Paranormal Hotspot

Thu, 03 Apr 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Journey with us to Hill View Manor, a historic building in New Castle, PA, with a past as complex as the spirits said to linger there. This almshouse opened its doors in 1926, and over the decades, it transformed into a nursing facility before closing in 2004. Today, it stands as a hotspot for paranormal enthusiasts, offering tours and investigations that delve into its haunted history. In this episode, we explore the building's eerie legacy. From unexplained photographic anomalies to EVPs, slamming doors, and disembodied footsteps, Hill View Manor seems alive with activity. Meet the spirits said to call it home: Jeffrey, a ghostly child with a chilling curse; Mary Virginia, whose presence casts a dark shadow over room 105; and the grumpy boiler room worker, whose voice still echoes through the basement halls. Is Hill View Manor a portal to the past, or are these hauntings simply the creaks and groans of an old building?

Arcadia University in Glenside, PA: The Ghosts of Grey Towers Castle

Thu, 27 Mar 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Arcadia University might be known for its academics, but its ghostly legends are just as intriguing. With a campus built on history—literally, in the case of one hall’s cemetery origins—Arcadia is a hotspot for paranormal activity. From the infamous Grey Towers Castle, where the spirits of the Harrison family linger, to the eerie echoes of past students in dorm rooms, this university is teeming with unexplained phenomena. We discuss resident ghosts, including the legend of Abigail, who searches for her lost love, and Max, the mischievous ghost who takes photos of sleeping students. Plus, we’ll explore the haunted Mirror Room, where a reflection might just seal your fate. Join us as we uncover the spirits of Arcadia University and debate whether we'd dare spend a night in Grey Towers Castle.

The Abbey on Butler in Pittsburgh, PA: Espresso and Apparitions

Thu, 20 Mar 2025 06:15:00 -0400

Step into the eerie charm of The Abbey on Butler, a Pittsburgh hotspot with a haunting past. Once the Wayne Brass Foundry and later Henninger Funeral Home during the Great Depression, this historic building carries whispers of its storied history into its current life as a vibrant restaurant and coffee shop. In this episode, we uncover the layers of history that make The Abbey a prime location for paranormal intrigue. From ghostly figures seen by staff to unexplained door slams, we explore the chilling tales tied to its days as a funeral home. Could the reclaimed materials—like stained glass from a Methodist church or iron elevator panels from another Pittsburgh landmark—bring their own spirits into the mix? Grab your coffee, and let’s explore the mysteries of The Abbey on Butler!

The Blue Ball Inn in Tredyffrin Township, PA: Prissy’s Wrath and Ghostly Secrets

Thu, 13 Mar 2025 06:29:00 -0400

Tucked away in Tredyffrin Township, PA, lies the Blue Ball Inn, a historic landmark with a dark and chilling past. Built in 1735 to serve weary travelers, this once-bustling inn holds tales of scandal, tragedy, and murder. From its infamous owner, Priscilla "Prissy" —known for her fiery temper and unconventional ways—to the discovery of skeletons hidden within its walls, the Blue Ball Inn has been the subject of countless rumors of paranormal activity. Join us as we unravel the eerie history of the inn, from muffled cries in the night and ghostly footsteps to the apparition of Prissy herself, who is said to haunt the property to this day. Is it just Prissy's spirit lingering, or do the restless souls of those murdered here remain trapped in the afterlife?

The Lincoln Room in West Chester, PA: The Ghosts of the President and the Prisoner

Thu, 06 Mar 2025 06:16:00 -0500

Step back in time to the historic Lincoln Building in West Chester, PA, a four-story structure brimming with history—and hauntings. Constructed in 1833, this building played a pivotal role in Abraham Lincoln's rise to the presidency, as it’s where the first biography of Lincoln was penned. Today, it houses the Lincoln Heritage Center, showcasing artifacts tied to Lincoln, abolition, and local history. Beneath its historical charm lies a chilling tale. In 1788, a convicted horse thief named John Tully endured brutal punishment, including ear mutilation, before succumbing to delirium and death on this very site. His eerie laughter is said to echo through the first floor, unsettling visitors and staff alike. Paranormal investigators have reported strange noises, feelings of being watched, and otherworldly chuckles after dark. Is it just Tully's restless spirit, or do other ghosts from nearly two centuries of history linger here?

Graceland in Memphis, TN: Haunting Melodies and Elvis's Eternal Presence

Thu, 27 Feb 2025 06:22:00 -0500

Step beyond the velvet ropes of Graceland to explore the eerie encounters and ghostly phenomena of Elvis's famous property. Built in 1939 and purchased by Elvis in 1957, this iconic Memphis mansion became not only his beloved sanctuary but also, some say, his eternal home. Join us as we uncover the spine-chilling stories told by family, friends, and visitors who have experienced Elvis’s lingering presence: footsteps on the forbidden second floor, echoes of his famous voice, and even sightings of his figure in the Jungle Room. Alongside these tales of Elvis’s spirit, we dive into reports of his mother Gladys’s haunting presence, phantom piano and guitar music, and eerie sensations in the rooms where Elvis’s closest family lived and died. Whether you believe or not, the accounts surrounding Graceland make one thing clear—this house is more than a museum; it’s alive with the spirit of the King.

Axe Hollow in Erie, PA: Phantom Whispers in the Woods

Thu, 20 Feb 2025 06:00:00 -0500

Tucked away in the eerie expanse of Millcreek Township, near serene hiking trails, lies the infamous Axe Murder Hollow—home to one of Erie, PA's most chilling legends. This haunting tale begins over sixty years ago when, as the story goes, a farmer discovered his wife’s affair and brutally ended her life and that of her lover. Ever since, his vengeful spirit is said to prowl the woods, leaving fear in his wake. But that’s just one version of this sinister story. Others believe it’s connected to Billy the Butcher, a local hermit with a misunderstood reputation. And then there’s the grim reality—bodies of murder victims have been discovered in this shadowy hollow, blending legend with true crime. From couples trapped in cars with dying batteries to ghostly apparitions and strange lights, Axe Hollow offers paranormal intrigue that’s impossible to ignore.

The Jean Bonnet Tavern in Bedford, PA: Ghosts, Highwaymen, and Haunting History

Thu, 13 Feb 2025 06:00:00 -0500

Check in to the paranormal at the historic Jean Bonnet Tavern in Bedford, PA. Built in 1762, this former French fort and trading post has hosted generals, whiskey rebels, and weary travelers—but it seems some guests never checked out. From spectral highwaymen to phantom touches at the bar, this centuries-old tavern has no shortage of ghostly tales. Guests and staff alike report chilling encounters: glasses flying off tables, apparitions in frontier clothing, and doors mysteriously opening on their own. Even the attic, long rumored to be a hotspot for paranormal activity, holds its own eerie secrets. Join us as we explore the haunted history of the Jean Bonnet Tavern, where the spirits flow as freely as the drinks.

The Baker Mansion in Altoona, PA: Heartbreaks and Hauntings

Thu, 06 Feb 2025 06:15:00 -0500

Step into the eerie world of Baker Mansion in Altoona, PA, where love, loss, and lingering spirits take center stage. Once the grand home of Elias Baker and his family, this 19th-century mansion is more than just a historic site—it’s a paranormal hotspot. In this episode, we uncover the tragic tale of Anna Baker, the heartbroken daughter of the ironmaster, who refused to marry after her forbidden love was shattered. Her spirit is said to still wander the halls, dancing in her room and even watching visitors from a mirror. We’ll dive into chilling stories of the mysterious swaying wedding dress, the eerie music box that plays on its own, and the unexplained re-opening of shutters. With apparitions, disembodied voices, and even EVP recordings, Baker Mansion’s ghostly residents—both Anna and her stern father Elias—continue to make their presence known.

Gettysburg National Cemetery in Gettysburg, PA: Ghosts of the Battlefield and Beyond

Thu, 23 Jan 2025 06:17:00 -0500

Step onto hallowed ground as we explore the eerie history and hauntings of Gettysburg National Cemetery in Gettysburg, PA. Built to honor the fallen Union soldiers of the bloody Battle of Gettysburg, this sacred site is steeped in history—and paranormal activity. With over 3,500 Civil War burials, including 979 unknown soldiers, it’s no wonder this cemetery is a hotspot for ghostly encounters. Visitors report orbs of light dancing from grave to grave, full-body apparitions of soldiers marching or hiding, and even the haunting cries of cannon fire and battle screams echoing through the stillness. Could these spirits be trapped in the battle, unaware of their fate, or are they drawn back by something deeper? Others have felt unexplained sensations, such as electric shocks, cold sweats, and icy whispers, like the raspy sigh of a ghostly presence standing just behind them. Technology also seems to fail here—cameras malfunction, batteries die without warning, and dense fog often appears out of nowhere, enveloping the graves and making it nearly impossible to navigate. Is this just nature playing tricks, or is the cemetery itself alive with energy from the past? Join us as we delve into the paranormal tales of Gettysburg National Cemetery, from ghostly soldiers and grieving nurses to visitors’ firsthand encounters with the unknown. This is an episode you don’t want to miss—if you dare to listen!

Wildwood Sanatorium in Salamanca, NY: Ghosts of Horror and Healing

Thu, 16 Jan 2025 06:15:00 -0500

Nestled in the serene hills of Salamanca, NY, the Wildwood Sanitarium hides a chilling duality: a place once dedicated to healing now brims with paranormal activity. Built in 1900, this historic structure has seen it all—from holistic treatments like electric baths and light therapy to the dark shadows of lobotomies and a tuberculosis outbreak. In this episode, we unravel tales of shadow figures, disembodied voices, and objects moving on their own. Hear our first hand account of an overnight investigation in this mysterious sanitarium. Can you handle the spirits of Wildwood? Tune in—if you dare! 👻

VK Brewing in Exton, PA: Spirits of the Ship Inn and Supernatural Superbowls

Thu, 09 Jan 2025 08:43:25 -0500

Step back in time with us as we explore the eerie and fascinating history of VK Brewing in Exton, PA—housed in the historic Ship Inn, a building that has stood since the 1700s. Once a bustling stop for stagecoach travelers, this veteran-owned brewery is now known not only for its craft beer but also for its ghostly patrons. From the phantom footsteps of a playful child on the second floor to the mysterious barstool that moved on its own during a Super Bowl Sunday, VK Brewing has no shortage of paranormal activity. Hear about the EVP of a young girl calling for her "daddy" and the spectral visitor who occasionally takes a seat at the bar, blending seamlessly with the living. Is the Ship Inn’s history of hosting famous figures like George Washington and Jackie Kennedy tied to its hauntings? Or do the spirits of past patrons and workers still linger, making their presence known to staff and guests alike?

Bloomsburg University in Bloomsburg, PA: Hauntings, Legends, and the Trickster Spirit

Thu, 02 Jan 2025 06:10:00 -0500

Established in 1839, this historic campus is home to not one, but three haunted hotspots that have intrigued paranormal enthusiasts for years. The Library: Uncover the ghost that interrupts students in the quiet corners of this academic haven. The Performing Arts Center: Experience the spectral drama that unfolds in this grand venue, where spirits seem to cry backstage. Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority House: Meet the mischievous trickster ghost who loves to play pranks and create chaos in this sorority house, adding a playful twist to the haunting. Join us as we delve into the legends, lore, and lively hauntings of Bloomsburg University.

Special Feature: Holiday Haunts in PA | Paranormal in Pennsylvania

Thu, 26 Dec 2024 06:15:00 -0500

The holiday season is a time for joy and celebration—but in Pennsylvania, it’s also a time for spirits to stir. In this festive-yet-eerie episode, we dive into two chilling tales of Christmas hauntings. We visit the historic Pen Ryn mansion, where a family feud turned tragic on Christmas Eve during the Revolutionary War. Legend has it that Robert Bickley, disinherited and heartbroken, met his end in the Delaware River, only to return every Christmas Eve—his waterlogged ghost pounding on doors and windows in a desperate search for forgiveness. We also unwrap a curious account from Governor William Stone, who swore he saw Santa Claus—or perhaps a ghostly doppelgänger—on a snowy Christmas morning. Was it truly jolly old St. Nick, or the lingering spirit of a neighbor pulling a phantom sleigh? Join us as we explore these yuletide mysteries and uncover the ghostly side of the holidays in the Keystone State.

The Brewerie at Union Station in Erie, PA: Ghosts on Tap

Thu, 19 Dec 2024 06:13:00 -0500

Step into Erie, PA’s historic Union Station, now home to The Brewerie, where craft beer meets chilling paranormal encounters. Built in 1927 and steeped in history, the station once hosted famous travelers like Franklin D. Roosevelt, Babe Ruth, and even Abraham Lincoln. But behind the lively pub atmosphere lurks a haunting past. From the mischievous giggles of Clara, a young girl who tragically fell down the back stairwell, to objects moving on their own and ghostly phone calls from locked offices, The Brewerie embraces its spectral residents. Even the staff share eerie stories, like lights mysteriously turning on or phantom footsteps in empty rooms. Grab a pint of Apparition Amber Ale and tune in—you might just hear more than the clink of glasses.

Immaculata University in Chester County, PA: Ghostly Nuns, Neon Figures, and the Boy with Marbles

Thu, 12 Dec 2024 06:15:00 -0500

Founded over a century ago, Immaculata University’s campus has a rich legacy of education, leadership, and service—but also a history of ghostly encounters that continue to unnerve students, staff, and visitors alike. From nuns in full habit appearing in the shadows of the Gabriele Library to the spirit of a young boy eternally playing marbles on the steps, Immaculata’s hauntings are far from ordinary. Hear the firsthand accounts of a campus safety officer turned believer after seeing a spectral nun, as well as eerie experiences from Dr. William Watson, who encountered mysterious neon-like figures. We'll also discuss phantom footsteps, cold spots, and lingering feelings of unease that are common reports here. Join us as we uncover the supernatural secrets of Immaculata University, where the spirits seem forever tied to this historic campus on the hill.

The Vicary Mansion in Freedom. PA: The Captain's Ghost

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 06:15:00 -0500

Step back into the haunted halls of Vicary Mansion in Freedom, Pennsylvania, where history and the supernatural intertwine. Originally built in 1827 by retired sea captain William Vicary, this three-story, 20-room estate has witnessed generations of life—and perhaps death—within its walls. Our team takes listeners on a tour of the most active spots in the mansion, starting in the basement, where strange EMF activity and clear voices on the spirit box suggest spirits of the past are still present. In the attic, we confront a palpable feeling of being unwelcome, possibly from a spirit with ties to the building’s historical use as an apartment. The loom room, however, delivers the most intense experiences—a flashlight flickers on and off on its own, responding as we ask questions, and we hear words through the spirit box. Join us as we uncover the mysteries of Vicary Mansion, a place where history is very much alive, and the past doesn’t seem ready to let go. From spirit sightings and strange sounds to paranormal hot spots, this episode is a spine-tingling journey through one of Pennsylvania’s haunted estates.

The Philadelphia Poison Ring: Deadly Potions and Dark Promises ft. Horror Hour with the Hanna's

Thu, 28 Nov 2024 06:11:00 -0500

In this week's episode, we explore the chilling tale of The Poison Ring of Philadelphia—a sinister web of crime and dark superstitions that spread terror during the Great Depression. Led by two cousins, Paul and Herman Petrillo, the Poison Ring operated covertly from 1932 to 1938, preying on vulnerable women across Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware. By posing as "spiritual counselors," the Petrillo cousins tapped into old-world superstitions, promising these women mystical solutions to life’s hardships and unhappy marriages. Using elaborate ruses involving “love potions,” the cousins, along with local "witches", convinced women that a mysterious potion could either cure their husbands if they were truly good men—or kill them if they were not. As whispered incantations and promises of protection echoed through their makeshift apothecaries, a deadly plot was taking shape. So what was the truth? Find out on this week's episode.

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Cresson Sanitorium in Lilly, PA: Shadows of Sickness and Secrets

Thu, 21 Nov 2024 08:53:40 -0500

In this chilling episode, we dive into the eerie history and paranormal encounters at Cresson Sanatorium in Lilly, PA. Once a sprawling tuberculosis hospital that treated over 40,000 patients, this location has seen it all—hospital, mental institution, prison, and now, a hotspot for the supernatural. From shadowy apparitions to unexplained voices and slamming doors, the sanatorium has a reputation for being one of the most actively haunted places in the state. We explore the dark history behind its 27 buildings, including the infamous tunnels and morgue, where motion sensors go off with no one in sight and the air feels thick with the past. Hear about spine-tingling investigations from Paranormal Quest and Ghost Hunters, who captured everything from disembodied voices to the unsettling crawler in the haunted church. And what’s with the reports of toys lighting up in the children's ward? Who or what is still roaming the halls of Cresson, decades after the last patients and inmates left?

Special Feature: Are Ouija Boards Just a Toy and Other Paranormal Debates

Thu, 14 Nov 2024 06:15:00 -0500

In this thrilling episode we dive into the intriguing world of paranormal debates! Join us as we tackle some of the most thought-provoking questions in the supernatural realm. Ever wondered what parts of vampire lore would be irresistible if they were true? Mummies against zombies: are they really just two sides of the same undead coin, or do they have distinct identities? Next, we explore the fascinating and often controversial topic of Ouija boards—are they a fun tool for communication or a dangerous gateway to the unknown? And for those who’ve ever fantasized about being a cryptid, we each reveal which legendary creature we’d choose to embody and why. Finally, we discuss which spirit from our past investigations we’d most like to encounter, shedding light on our eerie experiences and the legends behind them. Grab your favorite snacks and tune in for a lively discussion that will challenge your beliefs and spark your imagination!

The Railroaders Memorial Museum in Altoona, PA: Ghosts on the Rails

Thu, 07 Nov 2024 06:15:00 -0500

In this episode, we explore the fascinating history and paranormal activity surrounding the Railroaders Memorial Museum in Altoona, PA. While the museum was built to honor the legacy of hardworking railroad employees, it seems many of those workers have decided to never leave—long after their time on Earth ended. Located in the historic Master Mechanic’s Building from 1882, the museum boasts a collection of railroad artifacts, interactive exhibits, and even full-sized worker displays, but it’s also home to ghostly apparitions and unexplained activity. From the sightings of full-bodied apparitions dressed in flannel and work clothes to an EVP-captured spirit named Frank who loves to tease visitors in the elevator, the spirits here have no shortage of stories to tell.

Halloween Special: Interview with a Medium ft. Haley of Opening the Door Podcast

Thu, 31 Oct 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Tune in for our 2024 Halloween Special! On this episode we are joined by special guest Haley, medium and host of Opening the Door podcast. Haley shares with us her mediumship practices and overall views on the paranormal. This is a conversation that you won't want to miss! Be sure to check out Opening the Door wherever you get podcasts. Happy Halloween!

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The Grand Midway Hotel in Windber, PA: Ghosts, Ouija, and Strange Occurrences

Thu, 24 Oct 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Step inside the Grand Midway Hotel in Windber, PA, where history, hauntings, and horror collide. Once a brothel, boarding house, and bar, this century-old hotel now features over 30 eerie, themed rooms, including the Vampire Room, the Frankenstein Suite, and the Canopy Room—said to be the most haunted. In this episode, we investigate the chilling tales behind this unique location, from the tragic death of Martha, to ghostly coal miners, phantom cats, and a haunted nun statue. With the world’s largest Ouija board on the roof and unsettling EVP recordings in the Vampire Room, this is one investigation you won’t forget.

Paranormal in Pennsylvania Season 4 Wrap: Top Haunts, Creepiest Encounters, and What's Next!

Thu, 17 Oct 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Join us as we wrap up another season of ghostly tales, eerie encounters, and spine-chilling investigations! In our Season 4 Wrap, our three hosts sit down to reflect on the paranormal ride this season has taken us on. From our favorite haunts to the spookiest moments, this episode is full of personal highlights, behind-the-scenes stories, and even a few laughs. Join us as we revisit locations from eerie universities and haunted hotels to the unexplained supernatural phenomena that had us all on the edge of our seats.

The Omni Bedford Springs Resort in Bedford, PA: Haunted Springs and Presidential Spirits ft. Crypts and Corks

Thu, 10 Oct 2024 06:15:00 -0400

In this week's episode, we explore the haunted history of the Omni Bedford Springs Hotel in Bedford, PA — a National Historic Landmark with a paranormal twist! From its origins as a healing retreat for Native Americans and a luxurious resort for 13 U.S. presidents, to its reputation as one of the most haunted hotels in the Omni brand, this episode uncovers the eerie and unexplained happenings within its walls. We’ll dive into stories of phantom soldiers wandering the grounds, ghostly children appearing in photographs, and mysterious voices echoing through the Colonial Building. You’ll hear chilling accounts from visitors who have felt unseen presences at the historic pool, where a child's playful spirit has been known to swing hoses, and a ghostly gentleman still watches over the pool from the balcony.

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Harold's Haunt in Millvale, PA: The Ghostly Grudge and the Guardian

Thu, 03 Oct 2024 06:15:00 -0400

In this episode, we take you inside Harold’s Haunt, a quirky, spooky-themed they bar in Milvale, PA, with a ghostly backstory that’s as entertaining as it is eerie. Formerly Howard’s Pub, the space was taken over by the owners of Maude’s Paperwing Gallery, transforming it into a haven for all. But the biggest surprise wasn’t the decor—it was the resident spirit, Harold. Harold is an old-fashioned ghost in every sense. He is believed to be a 60-year-old man stuck in a time loop, oblivious to the modern world and its changes. With his outdated (and often offensive) views, Harold’s haunting is anything but subtle. From knocking things over in the basement to sabotaging electronics, he’s become the bar’s resident troublemaker. The bartender even admits Harold can be “annoying,” which adds a humorous twist to the haunting. But Harold isn’t the only spirit lurking in the shadows. The owners believe the ghost of a previous owner is also present, keeping a watchful eye on the place. In one remarkable instance, this benevolent spirit allegedly turned on a light just in time to prevent water from causing serious damage to the bar—a stark contrast to Harold’s disruptive antics. Join us as we explore the fascinating and funny dynamics between these two spirits—one who seems to despise everything about the bar, and another who’s determined to protect it.

The Witches' Triangle in Berwick, PA: Cursed Forest Grounds

Thu, 26 Sep 2024 06:15:00 -0400

In this chilling episode, we dive into the dark legends surrounding the Witches' Triangle in Berwick, PA—a place where history and horror intertwine. With tales of witch trials, KKK executions, and a gruesome family tragedy, this sinister spot is said to harbor malevolent energy that drives people to madness. The landscape itself seems cursed, with dead trees and an eerie absence of wildlife, yet phantom sounds of yowling animals echo through the air. Listeners will hear about the numerous paranormal experiences reported within the Triangle—mysterious EVP recordings, shadowy figures, and the unnerving feeling of being followed. We'll discuss the strange accidents that have befallen those who dare to take something from this haunted land. From ghostly children to choking sensations, the Witches' Triangle holds secrets that will leave you questioning what's real and what's beyond.

Hays Mansion and Larry's Roadhouse in Pittsburgh, PA: Shadows, Apparitions, and the Judge

Thu, 19 Sep 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Step into the world of Pittsburgh's Hays Mansion in our latest episode! This historic building has worn many hats—from a brothel and funeral carriage rental service to Larry’s Roadhouse restaurant. With a past this tangled, it’s no wonder the mansion is said to be haunted. Join us as we unravel spine-chilling tales of ghostly apparitions, including the ghost of a judge who roams the upper floors, and hear accounts of terrifying encounters with shadow figures and mysterious knocks. Discover why service workers fled in fear and never returned, and delve into the supernatural phenomena that continue to plague this sinister site.

Baldwin's Book Barn in West Chester, PA: Ghosts Between The Pages

Thu, 12 Sep 2024 06:15:00 -0400

We're diving into the mysterious world of Baldwin's Book Barn, a 19th-century haven for bibliophiles that houses a staggering 300,000 books, maps, and more. But this isn’t just any old bookstore—it's rumored to be haunted by not one, not two, but three distinct spirits! Meet Sarah Darlington, the determined woman who helped build the barn and whose presence still lingers among the stacks. Then, there's Tom Baldwin, one of the original owners, whose spirit is said to be deeply intertwined with the store's past. And don’t miss the elderly man who’s often seen relaxing in a wooden chair, reading the newspaper from beyond the grave. Join us as we unravel the ghostly tales and eerie encounters that make Baldwin's Book Barn a paranormal hotspot!

Side Bar & Restaurant in West Chester, PA: Serving Up a Side of Haunts

Thu, 05 Sep 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Prepare to have your curiosity piqued as we dive into the eerie legends surrounding Side Bar in West Chester, PA! Once a bustling pool hall in the early 1900s, this restaurant is now known for its spine-chilling hauntings. In this episode, we explore the ghostly phenomena reported by the owners—mysterious clanks of pool balls echoing through the halls and eerie footsteps that seem to stroll up the stairs. But that’s not all! The women's bathroom has its own spectral stories, with lights flickering on by themselves and phantom footsteps that keep patrons on edge. Is it just residual energy from the past, or is something more sinister at play? Tune in to find out!

Slippery Rock University in Slippery Rock, PA: Emma's Haunts, Phantom Music, and Campus Mysteries

Thu, 29 Aug 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Founded in 1889 as a state normal school and evolving into the vibrant institution it is today, Slippery Rock is home to more than just 7,000 students and 1500 grad students—it's also a hotspot for paranormal activity. 🏫👻
🔮 Emma Guffey Miller: Discover the story of Emma, a socialite whose spirit is said to linger in Miller Auditorium and North Hall. From green mist apparitions on camera to mysterious new costumes appearing in Emma’s closet, her presence is both eerie and enigmatic. Some students even report Emma opening their locked doors as a sign of good luck!
🎭 The Auditorium and Swope Music Hall: Explore the haunted depths of Miller Auditorium, where ghostly figures, flickering lights, and phantom cries create an unsettling atmosphere. Plus, meet the "Swost," the spectral entity of Swope Music Hall that plays a long-silent organ at the witching hour.
🏠 Residence Halls and Greek Life: Hear chilling accounts from students about ghostly arguments, mysterious voices, and the eerie feeling of being choked in the residence halls. Plus, learn about the unsettling experiences of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity, from giggling ghosts to scattered paddles.
Join us as we unravel the dark and mysterious tales that make Slippery Rock University a significant location in the world of the paranormal.

Hexenkopf Rock in Lehigh Valley, PA: A Witch's Head in the Woods

Thu, 22 Aug 2024 06:15:00 -0400

In this episode, we explore the enigmatic Hexenkopf Rock in Lehigh Valley, PA, known locally as Witch's Head. This rocky outcropping has long been shrouded in mystery, with stories dating back to the Natives and German settlers who believed the rock could absorb negative and evil energy. Hexenkopf Rock is said to be a site of witchcraft, drawing those seeking to harness its dark power. Join us as we delve into the legends and lore surrounding this eerie location, where distinct spirits roam the woods nearby, including a farmer with a wooden leg and a headless hunter.

The Asa Packer House in Jim Thorpe, PA: Haunted Mansion in the Mountains

Thu, 15 Aug 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Step into the eerie elegance of The Asa Packer House in Jim Thorpe, PA. In this episode, we explore the 1800s mansion built by a prominent railroad owner, Asa Packer. The mansion is said to be haunted by Asa's daughter, Mary, whose presence is felt by locals and visitors alike. Reports of eyes peering from windows and smokey figures lurking within the walls add to the chilling atmosphere. Join us as we recount our own unsettling experiences during our tour and delve into the mysterious hauntings of this historic home.

Paranormal Outside PA - San Antonio, Texas: Haunted Hotels and Bloody Battlefields

Thu, 08 Aug 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Known for its rich history and vibrant culture, San Antonio is also a hotspot for paranormal activity. We explore the haunted halls of the Alamo, where spirits from the infamous battle still linger. We also uncover the eerie past of a former medical building turned hotel, where the ghosts of doctors and patients roam the corridors. Plus, we dive into the haunting melodies of a prominent musician who continues to entertain guests from beyond the grave and much more. Join us as we unravel the spine-chilling tales of San Antonio's most haunted sites.

Haunted Theme Parks in Pennsylvania: From HersheyPark to Kennywood

Thu, 01 Aug 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Get ready for a thrilling and eerie adventure as we explore some of Pennsylvania's most haunted theme parks! In this episode, we delve into the tales of:
- HersheyPark, where the shadows of drowned spirits are said to linger around the rides.
- Kennywood, a park cursed by fire, with ghostly flames and eerie apparitions haunting the grounds.
- Dorney Park, home to a carousel that spins with more than just amusement, haunted by its spectral riders.
- Conneaut Lake Park, where a multitude of spirits and chilling EVP evidence add to the park’s spooky reputation.
Join us as we uncover the ghostly legends and paranormal phenomena that make these theme parks far more than just fun and games.

The Inn at Jim Thorpe in Jim Thorpe, PA: From Scorned Lovers to Playful Spirits

Thu, 25 Jul 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Known for its rich history and stunning architecture, the Inn at Jim Thorpe is also famous for its paranormal activity. Our journey uncovers both general hauntings and encounters with specific entities that have left guests and staff equally mystified. Listen as we explore reports of spirit orbs, items mysteriously moving, and ominous shadow figures that lurk in the corners. We also introduce you to the spirits of Madeline, a scorned lover whose heartache lingers in the halls, a dedicated nurse still caring for her patient beyond the grave, and a mischievous little boy who delights in playing pranks on unsuspecting visitors. Join us as we unravel the haunted secrets of The Inn at Jim Thorpe, blending history with the supernatural in a way that will leave you questioning every creak and whisper.

St. Nicholas Church in Millvale, PA: The Spirit Sermon and the Painter

Thu, 18 Jul 2024 06:19:00 -0400

In this week's chilling episode, we explore the eerie phenomenon surrounding St. Nicholas Church in Millvale, PA. Known for its haunting by the spirit of a former priest, the paranormal activity dates back to 1937 when Maxo, a renowned artist, encountered the ghost while painting murals overnight. Witnesses have reported sightings of the spectral priest appearing at 11 PM, walking through the church aisles as if delivering a sermon. The ghostly presence continues to intrigue and unsettle visitors to this day, making St. Nicholas Church a compelling case of supernatural encounters.

Linden Hall in Dawson, PA: Echoes of Elegance

Thu, 11 Jul 2024 06:15:00 -0400

This magnificent mansion, built in the 1920s by a coal baroness named Sarah, is not just an architectural marvel with unique features like an indoor bowling alley and the notorious "devil room"—it's also a hotbed of paranormal activity. Listeners will hear tales of ghostly apparitions, including Sarah herself, who is said to wander the halls. We'll also explore the eerie basement, rumored to be haunted. Don't miss this thrilling episode as we uncover the mysteries and hauntings of one of Pennsylvania's most beautiful estates.

West Chester University in West Chester, PA: Ghosts of Academia

Thu, 04 Jul 2024 09:22:45 -0400

This week we uncover the spectral secrets of West Chester University in West Chester, PA. Three buildings stand out as hotbeds of paranormal activity: the Field House, Phillips Hall, and Ramsey Hall. The Field House harbors the restless spirit of an old student, whose presence is felt long after their departure. Phillips Hall, known for its theater, is frequented by apparitions of individuals yearning for stardom, appearing as full-bodied phantoms on the stage. Meanwhile, Ramsey Hall is haunted by its namesake, Dorothy Ramsey, whose ghost is said to linger due to a perceived error in the plaque detailing her death date, fueling her lingering spite. Join us as we delve into the eerie tales, ghostly encounters, and inexplicable phenomena that make West Chester University a captivating destination for paranormal investigation.

Mudlick Hollow in.Beaver, PA: Phantom Carriages and Carnage

Thu, 27 Jun 2024 06:15:00 -0400

In this eerie episode, we venture into the haunted depths of Mudlick Hollow in Beaver, PA. Known for its chilling paranormal activity, this street is the site of a tragic carriage crash that has left a lasting supernatural imprint. Residents and visitors alike report hearing the haunting sound of phantom horse hooves clopping down the road and witnessing the ghostly apparitions of the doomed carriage riders. Join us as we explore this tale and more eerie encounters that make Mudlick Hollow an incredibly haunted location.

Twin Valley Tunnels in Downingtown, PA: Tunnels of Fear

Thu, 20 Jun 2024 02:15:00 -0400

Step into the eerie world of the Twin Valley Tunnels in Downingtown, PA, where the shadows hold dark secrets and the air is thick with ghostly whispers. This notorious location has been associated with a tragic murder and linked to at least two other mysterious deaths, leaving behind a trail of hauntings that continue to baffle and terrify visitors. Hear about the phantom footsteps that echo through the darkness, the unsettling cries of a baby that seem to come from nowhere, and the full-bodied apparitions that have left witnesses frozen in fear.

Bushy Run Battlefield in Jeannette, PA: Phantoms of the Flour Sacks

Thu, 13 Jun 2024 06:16:00 -0400

This historic site, once a fierce battleground, now echoes with the spectral presence of those who perished in the 1763 conflict. Visitors and paranormal investigators alike have reported unexplained EMF activity and sudden, chilling temperature fluctuations, adding to the eerie atmosphere of this haunted locale. The restless spirits are said to roam the fields, their ghostly whispers carried by the wind, a haunting reminder of the battle that took place here. Join us as we delve into the paranormal phenomena surrounding Bushy Run Battlefield, exploring firsthand accounts and chilling experiences

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The Storm Witch of Lake Erie in Presque Isle, PA: A Siren’s Song

Thu, 06 Jun 2024 06:15:00 -0400

With at least three accounts of ships mysteriously vanishing without a trace, the legend of the Storm Witch casts a shadow of fear over the tranquil waters of Lake Erie. Sailors speak in hushed tones of her eerie presence, warning of the dangers that lurk beneath the surface. But the legend doesn't end with the disappearance of ships. Those brave enough to sail the lake today report hearing the mournful cries of the drowned, echoing across the waves as a haunting reminder of the Storm Witch's deadly embrace. Join us as we dive into the depths of this chilling legend, exploring the tales of terror and tragedy that have shrouded Lake Erie for centuries. From the Storm Witch's seductive song to the storms she commands, each aspect of the legend offers a glimpse into the dark and mysterious world that lies beneath the surface.

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Fort Roberdeau in Altoona, PA: Guardians of the Shadows

Thu, 30 May 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Built during the tumultuous days of the American Revolutionary War, this fortified outpost served as a vital hub for mining lead and defending the frontier against hostile forces. But beyond its storied history lies a darker, more mysterious side to Fort Roberdeau. Many visitors and staff alike have reported encounters with a shadowy figure, believed to be the ghost of a long-departed guard who once patrolled the fort's battlements. In addition to the ghostly guardian, strange happenings abound within the fort's walls. Are you ready to confront the ghosts of history that linger within its walls?

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Pythian Castle in Springfield, MO: Spectral Fortress of Fright

Thu, 23 May 2024 06:14:00 -0400

Built for the Knights of Pythias, The Pythian Castle boasts a storied past that stretches back through time. Seized by the US government during World War II, it became a clandestine hub for interrogating prisoners of war, leaving behind a legacy steeped in mystery and intrigue. But it is the ghostly inhabitants that truly define The Pythian Castle's reputation as a paranormal hotspot. From ethereal orbs dancing in the darkness to sinister shadow figures lurking in the corners, and even full-bodied apparitions that materialize before the eyes of unsuspecting visitors, the castle teems with spectral energy at every turn. Join us as we lead an in-depth investigation into the supernatural phenomena that permeate The Pythian Castle's ancient walls. Armed with dowsing rods and EMF meters, we delve into the unknown.

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Butler Black Cross in Butler, Pa: Voices of the Silenced Spirits

Thu, 16 May 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Join us in a haunting pilgrimage to Butler, Pennsylvania, where the chilling winds carry the whispers of the past. Our latest episode unravels the mysteries surrounding the Butler Black Cross—a somber memorial erected for a mass grave of immigrants claimed by the Spanish flu in the early 1900s. We uncover reports of disembodied voices echoing through the air, a haunting polyphony of languages from the immigrants that lost their lives. From hushed conversations to the heart-wrenching cries of babies, the Black Cross becomes a conduit for the voices of the silent, reaching across the veil between the living and the departed. Hear more about these hauntings and more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paranormalinpennsylvania/support

The Palace Theatre in Greensburg, PA: Stage Frights

Thu, 09 May 2024 06:16:00 -0400

From the dimly lit audience to the backstage corridors, The Palace Theatre is alive with ghostly energy. Among its spectral inhabitants is the mysterious man in the three-piece suit, whose enigmatic presence is felt by theatergoers in the audience. His silent vigil from the shadows adds an eerie ambiance to the performances, leaving audiences questioning the nature of his ghostly visitation. But the haunting specter of The Palace Theatre extends beyond the confines of the audience. Many report an unsettling sensation of being rushed to their seats, as if unseen hands propel them forward with an urgent haste. And in dressing room six, the atmosphere is palpably charged with paranormal activity. Tune in to this spine-tingling episode as we peel back the layers of The Palace Theatre's haunted history. Are you ready to take your seat in the spectral audience?

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Villanova University in Villanova, PA: Haunted Halls and Histories

Thu, 02 May 2024 06:17:00 -0400

Sponsored by the Augustinians and steeped in centuries of history, Villanova's campus is a tapestry of academic excellence and spectral intrigue. At Saint Mary's Hall, reports of ghostly activity abound. From the mysterious sound of water splashing in empty corridors to inexplicable sensations of being watched, the spirits of the past make their presence known in subtle yet unmistakable ways. Venture into Alumni Hall, once a Civil War hospital, where the echoes of suffering and sacrifice linger in the air. Explore the mysteries of halls where the flickering dance of lights is believed to be guided by unseen hands. What more haunts are hidden at this University?

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The Moshulu in Philadelphia, PA: Ghosts of the High Seas

Thu, 25 Apr 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Set sail on a spectral voyage as we uncover the haunted history of The Moshulu, a storied ship that has weathered the seas and the sands of time. Originally built in 1904 in Germany, this vessel has seen many chapters in its seafaring saga, from its days as a cargo ship to its harrowing capture by during World War II. Today, The Moshulu has found new life as a haunted restaurant, where the echoes of the past still reverberate through its wooden decks. Among the spirits that call The Moshulu home, three distinct apparitions have made their presence known. From flickering candlelight to disembodied whispers and laughter, each encounter offers a glimpse into the haunted history that continues to captivate visitors and staff alike.

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Paranormal in Pennsylvania: Season Three Highlights

Thu, 18 Apr 2024 06:15:00 -0400

As we bid farewell to another chilling season, join us for a journey down memory lane as we revisit the most hair-raising moments from Season 3 of Paranormal in Pennsylvania. From haunted houses to historic battlefields, each episode has been a thrilling exploration into the unknown, uncovering the mysteries that lie beyond the veil of reality and the history behind these hauntings.

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Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA: Undead University?

Thu, 11 Apr 2024 06:15:00 -0400

Set amidst a myriad of old homes, Chatham University's campus serves as a living tapestry of history, where the past intertwines with the present in spectral harmony. From shadowy figures that drift through the twilight to disembodied whispers that echo through the night, the university's haunted reputation is as enigmatic as it is undeniable. Meet the spectral inhabitants that call Chatham University home. In one corner of the campus, a small boy beckons newcomers to play ball with him, his laughter echoing through the halls long after the living have departed. Meanwhile, the ghost of a weeping woman roams a building steeped in scandal, her mournful cries a haunting reminder of secrets buried beneath the surface.

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The Academy of Music in Philadelphia, PA: Occult at the Opera

Thu, 04 Apr 2024 06:16:00 -0400

From the depths of the last row emerges a shadowy figure, casting an ominous presence over the audience. Witnesses speak of this figure, its silent gaze watching from the shadows, as if waiting for the final act to unfold. But the specters of The Academy of Music are not confined to the darkness. Meet Mary, the former actress whose ethereal presence lingers on the stage she once graced, forever bound to the spotlight. And in the private box, the spirit of a former stage manager takes his eternal post, overseeing the productions from beyond the veil. Join us as we navigate the haunted halls of The Academy of Music, where the echoes of performances past harmonize with the whispers of the paranormal.

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