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Haunted Pennsylvania: Ghost Stories from Pittsburgh to the Poconos
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| Pennsylvania’s cities, mountain roads, college campuses and old inns have produced ghost stories as varied as the state itself. This episode begins at the Pittsburgh Playhouse in Oakland, then follows the haunted road associated with Wopsononock Mountain and the long-running traditions of Logan Inn in New Hope.
Other stops include the Mt. Pocono Mall, Penn State University, the legend of Hell’s Funnel, Midnight Mary near Tullytown Lake and the Continental Tavern in Yardley. Together they move from theatrical and campus lore to roadside apparitions, hotel stories and local legends shaped by generations of retelling. One segment turns from folklore toward an unresolved mystery in Coatesville, underscoring that not every unsettling account fits neatly into a ghost-story framework. The episode keeps documented events, local tradition and reported paranormal experiences in view while leaving room for the uncertainty that makes these stories endure. |
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