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After an evening of drinking, Lord Byron was visited by the ghost of a monk who demanded he return the skulls he had unearthed to their resting place. When Byron resisted, the ghost curled his hand into a fist and Byron’s throat closed up. Was this all a dream or was it real?Sponsors!Parcast - Sign up for the Parcast Monthly Newsletter at Parcast.com

Newstead Abbey

2018-10-1100:48:094

Sophie Everlein-Bentz was bludgeoned to death by her husband Jacob in 1931 on the grounds of the library. Now it is haunted. Be quiet when you visit, because the woman “shushing” you may not be the librarian, but the ghost of Sophie.Sponsors!Hello Fresh - For a total of $60 off, that’s $20 off your first 3 boxes, visit HelloFresh.com/HAUNTED60 and enter code HAUNTED60.Shudder - To try Shudder free for 30 days, go to Shudder.com/PODCAST and use promo code HAUNTED30.

Harvey Public Library

2018-10-0400:49:586

Initially a luxury transport across the Atlantic, The Queen Mary is now a floating hotel and museum. As many as 150 spirits have been seen lurking on her decks or wandering her elegant hallway. And if you’re lucky, you’ll see the ghost of a sailor who had tried to pass through an iron water door before it closed, but didn’t make it. He is known as Half Hatch Harry.Sponsors!Parcast - Sign up for the Parcast Monthly Newsletter at Parcast.com.

The Queen Mary

2018-09-2700:42:077

Now a tourist location in New South Wales, Australia, this two-story mansion is said to be haunted by the original owners as well as others who died on the property. When you visit, keep an eye out for the pregnant maid who jumped from the balcony, or the stable boy who was burned alive.

Monte Cristo Homestead

2018-09-2000:37:069

Built on the edge of a cliff in 1923 opposite the Tequendama Falls in Colombia, this mansion stares across from where the indigenous Muisca jumped off the cliff in droves to escape the Spanish conquistadores. Now, if you’re alone on the balcony, you can hear the whispers from far below those who died centuries ago. They want blood. Your blood.

Hotel del Salto

2018-09-1300:42:435

As a major center for illegal booze during Prohibition, the Moss Beach Distillery was said to be haunted by the Lady in Blue who tragically died in an automobile accident nearby. Since then, strange happenings have occurred at the venue. Many have experienced objects moving on their own, lights turning off, or unexpected taps on the shoulders when in unoccupied rooms.

Moss Beach Distillery

2018-09-0600:41:328

Over 100 years ago during construction of Finca Sanatorio Duran, a worker and a nun had an argument over his immoral behavior. Neither was seen alive again. Months later, the nun’s body was unearthed, her ears stuffed in her mouth. Patients said her ghost would appear over their beds and whisper encouragement before vanishing into the mist.

Finca Sanatorio Duran

2018-08-3000:33:403

Located in Salzburg, Austria, Moosham Castle is haunted. Countless women were executed for witchcraft through the Middle Ages and today people report hearing voices, screams and even witnessing attacks...

Moosham Castle

2018-08-2300:43:093

Toni Jo Henry was a former sex worker who killed a man in cold blood in 1940 and is the only woman in Louisiana to be executed in the electric chair. Her spirit is said to have remained in the courthouse, where workers can feel her presence and even smell her burning hair. Many claim she meddles with everyday life at the courthouse by locking doors and fiddling with office equipment.

Calcasieu Courthouse

2018-08-1600:42:585

In the shadow of Mt. Fuji, the Sea of Trees marked the end for many struggling souls. But even before it gained its grisly modern reputation, the forest was said to be haunted. Restless spirits and demons wait in the trees; some ghosts save visitors from a dark end--others are said to eat them. No matter what you believe, the "suicide forest" grows pure horror.

Aokigahara

2018-08-0900:50:401

Comments (12)

Robin Allen

love all of parcasts podcasts... this is my favorite

Oct 11th

Katriana Nakamura

I love that they included representation for WV! Usually we never get anything besides the stereotypes.

Oct 8th

Emily George

love this podcast!

Oct 7th

Emily George it's my fav

Darren Darrens

I want facts not cheese. Thumbs down from me I'm afraid

Carmen Walker

Great storytelling!

Oct 2nd

Melissa Knox

love the stories & history

Sep 26th

Mackensie Archibald

This Podcast has solid information. However, the way they phrase things is important. As if one would actually be willing to stay in haunted house because randomly a free vacation was offered. And you wouldn't have back up money incase it falls through. They make it seem as if you can't get a normal hotel just in the first few sentences. Like you signed a contract to stay there is annoying. Stop adding weird outside stories to history that didn't exist. It is not helpful to the great facts this podcast presents.

Sep 25th

Brittany Phoenix

so creepy I love it!

Sep 17th

Heath A. Wood

love this podcast. I believe ghosts are a bunch of nonsense but I love the stories. keeps me interested and entertained.

Sep 14th

love this podcast. my fav from the parcast podcasts

Sep 6th

Haunted Places

Newstead Abbey

Harvey Public Library

The Queen Mary

Monte Cristo Homestead

Hotel del Salto

Moss Beach Distillery

Finca Sanatorio Duran

Moosham Castle

Calcasieu Courthouse

Aokigahara

Robin Allen

Katriana Nakamura

Emily George

Emily George

Darren Darrens

Carmen Walker

Melissa Knox

Mackensie Archibald

Brittany Phoenix

Heath A. Wood

Robin Allen