STORIES:-True Stories of Animal Ghosts (Introduced by Maude M.C. ffoulkes-The Elemental on the Church Steps at Fiesole- The Ape Man who Haunts an Irish Castle (by courtesy of the Rev. Archdeacon S

STORIES:- The Ghost at Hunstanton Hall and the Hauntings of Dame Armine Le Strange (The facts contributed by Bernard le Strange, Esq. owner of Hunstanton Hall to Gwladys Townshend of Raynham)- Wher

Imagine you're a lonely traveler who stays at a desolate farm next to the sea. You're warned never to go to the beaches after dark because otherwise, It will start tapping at your window pane. You can

Classic ghostly tales of a touch on your hair in an empty room or the allure of an antique of a time long gone.Narrator and Host - M.P. Pellicerwww.MPPellicer.comSUPPORT VIA DONATIONBuy Me A Cof

Did Billy the Kid really die in 1881? Who really killed Sheriff Pat Garrett, who became famous because he killed Billy the Kid? The lore of the Old Weststories of gunslingers, tribal and territorial

Midnight at the Crossroads, is the witching hour when deals are struck with that tall, dark man standing at the fork in the road. Find out what he wants, and listen to a few other utterly haunting tal

You are alone and lost surrounded by thousands of identical looking trees. The wind moves the branches overhead, making eerie noises, and suddenly you feel the rain start to come down. Then you see th

From the Nightshade Diary comes ghostly tales of "haints" retold for many years throughout the Old South. Under the moss-draped tree branches, these spirits refused to lie easy in their graves, return

Deserted theaters & opera houses, full of broken hearts & dreams where phantom actors are forever chasing fame & fortune before empty seats & dusty curtains full of cobwebs.Narrator

This is a horror novel by English writer William Hope Hodgson published in 1907. It is presented as a true account, with the following opening passage: "Being an account of their Adventures in the Str