Episode 11: The marshall house

Savannah is one of Georgia's oldest and most haunted cities, and the Marshall House is one of it's most famous and well known locations. Only one of us was able to visit this hotel, and only one of us was able to research its history, so come be surprised and delighted with both of us. So grab a sweet tea, some pecan pie, and meet us in the middle 'neath that old Georgia Piiine!

Episode 12: boone hutcheson

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The bad news is we're just about out of spooky locations we've already been to, but that also means the good news is we're now out and traveling to new places for more stories! Our first new stop was to Boone Hutcheson Cemetery in Greencastle, IN. Encountering experiences we've never had at previous locations, this cemetery has proven itself to be a possible new favorite; and after hearing our first encounter here maybe you'll see why.

Episode 13: old jail inn

This one of a kind jail has been around for over 100 years, and has seen its fair share of guests, willing or otherwise. We booked our stay, and spent our night behind the bars of a cell where countless inmates had also spent just a short stint of time, or maybe the rest of their lives. With at least one known death in the jail itself and numerous executions near by, spirits still linger in the city of Rockville. So listen and find out if we were welcome there as well.

Episode 14: the 4 arches

The 4 Arches is said to be a well known legend in the Midwest, but may not immediately ring a bell. But what about the legend of "the goat man"? Sound a little more familiar? Well, even if it doesn't, the origins of the goat man are as creepy and mysterious as the name implies, and may explain why the arches themselves are haunted. You know, Or So They Say ...

Episode 15: the seelbach hotel

This 115 year old hotel has a rich history of notable visitors including multiple US presidents such as Harry Truman, John F Kennedy, and Bill Clinton, gangsters such as Al Capone, and, possibly most notably, the author F Scott Fitzgerald, who has immortalized the hotel in one of his most famous works, The Great Gatsby. This hotel has also seen it's fair share of tragedy, most famously, the story of the blue lady. This unsettled spirit is rumored to still linger there today, and if you're un/lucky enough, you may still catch her stepping through the doors of the elevator shaft, only to fall to her death once more ...