Ghostly Tales from America's Haunted Corners

The Disturbed Southern Belle and Gentleman

In this spine-chilling episode, join the Disturbed Southern Belle and the Gentleman as they continue their journey through some of the most haunted places in the United States. This week's eerie encounters begin in Durham, New Hampshire, at the Three Chimneys Inn, reputedly the oldest home in Durham, built in 1649. Here, tales of a spectral presence, believed to be the spirit of Hannah Hill, bring chilling shivers to the spine.

Next, they venture into Blood Cemetery in Hollis, New Hampshire. Amid strange gravestone phenomena once linked to Abel Blood's grave, this eerie place sparks both fear and curiosity.

The journey doesn't stop there. Experience the spine-tingling tales of Shippen Manor in Oxford, New Jersey, where bizarre sightings include apparitions from the Revolutionary era and the unexplained sounds of ghostly whispers.

In New Jersey, explore the legends surrounding the Absecon Lighthouse, a purported hotspot for supernatural activity tied to tragic shipwrecks and mysterious footsteps echoing in the night.

Travel further to the bustling Kimo Theater in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the spirit of a mischievous poltergeist child threatens to disrupt performances, prompting actors to offer small gifts in a bid for peace.

Finally, find yourself in the historic St. James Hotel in Cimarron, New Mexico, infused with a tumultuous past involving infamous outlaws and an impressive tally of ghostly inhabitants.