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29 episodes
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Long-form · 1:00:02
The American Revolution is remembered through declarations, battles and the creation of a nation, but its landscapes also preserve stories of siege, disease,...
Long-form · 1:11:19
Spain’s mountains, caves and old city streets have inspired stories in which monsters, witches and the spirit world remain close at hand. This...
Long-form · 1:06:48
Spain’s haunted stories unfold across places marked by war, art, performance, faith and tragedy. This episode travels from the ruined village of Belchite,...
Long-form · 1:02:20
Military installations can hold centuries of history within working landscapes that continue to change. Volume 2 of Haunted Military Bases focuses on three...
Long-form · 57:22
Military installations preserve layers of service, conflict, training and institutional memory. This episode visits six active and former sites where that history has...
Long-form · 58:43
Cemeteries preserve family history, civic memory and cultural approaches to death, but they also attract stories about apparitions, curses and disturbed graves. This...
Long-form · 1:18:27
The Great Lakes are inland seas whose beauty, weather and commercial importance have also produced a long record of shipwreck and loss. This...
Long-form · 1:07:06
Prisons preserve difficult histories of punishment, confinement, labor and death. This episode visits four former American institutions whose documented pasts have also produced...
Long-form · 1:28:28
Hospitals and sanatoriums carry histories of care, illness, isolation and institutional change. This episode visits eight American sites where those histories have become...
Long-form · 1:21:59
Northern New York’s North Country stretches from military posts and St. Lawrence River landmarks to museums, roads and former institutions. This episode returns...
Long-form · 1:11:48
Railroads compressed distance while introducing new dangers into mountains, towns and isolated landscapes. This episode follows tunnel disasters, phantom trains and unexplained lights...
Short · 02:19
Le Meridien Tampa occupies a former federal courthouse where trials, public power and organized crime once intersected. Part two of this story turns...
Short · 02:28
Before it became Le Meridien Tampa, this downtown landmark served as a federal courthouse. Courtrooms, holding areas and government offices once shaped daily...
Short · 02:44
Long before many modern boogeyman stories, families across the Spanish-speaking world warned children about El Coco. The figure has no single fixed appearance;...
Short · 02:25
Savannah’s reputation as a city built over its dead reflects a real pattern of growth around older burial grounds. As streets and buildings...
Short · 02:49
Stories of hidden tunnels run beneath Savannah’s better-known streets, linking locations such as the Pirate’s House, Factors Walk and areas near Forsyth Park....
Short · 02:59
Augusta University’s Summerville Campus occupies a landscape with layers of educational, military and community history. Those layers have also inspired supernatural stories repeated...
Short · 02:50
The Alex Vega Key West Firehouse Museum occupies the former Old Firehouse No. 3 at 1024 Grinnell Street. Beginning in 1907, the station...
Short · 02:58
Robert the Doll is one of Key West’s most recognizable supernatural figures. Displayed at the Fort East Martello Museum, the doll has inspired...
Short · 02:42
Monumental Church stands on the site of the Richmond Theatre fire of December 26, 1811, one of the deadliest urban disasters in early...
Short · 01:32
Edgar Allan Poe died in Baltimore on October 7, 1849, but Richmond remained one of the defining places in his life. He grew...
Short · 02:10
Holavallagardur Cemetery is a historic burial ground in central Reykjavik, known for its dense trees, winding paths and quiet atmosphere. It feels removed...
Short · 02:59
Greenock grew from a fishing community on the River Clyde into an important port and industrial town. Its civic center reflects that history:...
Short · 02:12
Stonehenge has inspired countless theories about why it was built. Archaeologists generally interpret the monument as a prehistoric temple aligned with the movement...