Haunted Places

Haunted Places' Big Moose Lake opens with a woman-shaped mist at the Big Moose Inn in upstate New York, then ties the haunting to Grace Brown's death.

Haunted Places, hosted by Greg Poulsen, examines the Charfield Railway disaster in Gloucestershire, where a 1928 collision killed 16 people and injured more than 40.

Haunted Places visits Old Cahaba, Alabama's first state capital, where floods, yellow fever, enslavement, and repeated abandonment shaped a ghost-town history.

Haunted Places visits Central Michigan University, a public research school with more than 19,000 students and multiple buildings associated with resident spirits.

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Haunted Places examines the legend of Château de la Roche-en-Ardenne, a medieval castle in southern Belgium that has reportedly been haunted for more than 1,000 years.

Haunted Places examines Fort Warren on George’s Island through the legend of the Lady in Black, a Confederate woman said to have entered the fort to rescue her husband.

Haunted Places examines Hosier Lane, Melbourne's graffiti-covered alley, through the legend of Frederick Bailey Deeming, a serial killer associated with murders in Melbourne and England.

Haunted Places examines the Platte River Ghost Ship, a frost-covered 50-foot vessel linked to three recorded eyewitness accounts in Wyoming between 1862 and 1903.

Haunted Places, hosted by Greg Poulsen, presents Chaonei No.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen recounts Casa Loma's construction by Canadian financier Sir Henry Pellet, who completed the 98-room castle in 1914 after spending the modern equivalent of $65 million.

Haunted Places examines Koh Kam Noi, a Thai island less than half a mile across that served as a burial ground for malaria victims.

Haunted Places examines the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee through stories involving Charles Pfister, his father Guido, and Ida, a Jewish immigrant worker Charles refuses to marry because of an inheritance condition.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen examines Lithuania's Hill of Crosses, where thousands of religious symbols became associated with Catholic resistance during Soviet occupation.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen investigates Ghost Mountain near Fayetteville, Arkansas, where locals reportedly hear a woman's screams around a hidden cabin and stone well.

Haunted Places examines One If By Land, Two If By Sea at 17 Barrow Street in Manhattan's West Village, a restaurant built on a site associated with Aaron Burr, a firehouse, and an early-1900s brothel.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen examines Develis Cave near Athens, Greece, a site associated with Pan worship, bandit legends, and a 1977 U.S.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen examines Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, which opened as Thomas Ryman's 1892 Union Gospel Tabernacle and hosted the Grand Ole Opry for 31 years.

Haunted Places examines 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York, linking the 1974 murders of six DeFeo family members to the later experiences reported by George and Kathy Lutz.

Haunted Places examines the 1980 Brookfield, Connecticut case involving 12-year-old David Glatzel, Ed and Lorraine Warren, and the house on Old Hollyville Road.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen recounts the 1977 Enfield haunting at 284 Green Street, where police constable Carolyn Heaps reported an empty armchair sliding three feet.

Haunted Places examines the old Arnold Estate, a 1736 colonial on 200 acres that inspired the 2013 film The Conjuring.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen examines 30 East Drive in Pontefract, England, where the Pritchard family reported flying objects, violent attacks, chickens, eggs, and floral scents.

Haunted Places, hosted by Greg Poulsen, examines Romania's Hoia Baciu Forest through legends of disappearances, twisted trees, and a circular clearing called Poyana Rotunda.

Haunted Places examines Hotel Galvez in Galveston, Texas, a resort built in 1910 near the site of the 1900 hurricane that killed at least 8,000 people.

Haunted Places examines Bago Road Jail, a Queensland prison where 42 criminals were hanged between 1883 and 1913 before capital punishment ended in 1922.

Haunted Places: Hahn Mansion traces the history of a 1916 craftsman home in Spokane’s South Hill, where construction accidents, disputed deaths, and reported apparitions accumulate across several owners.

Haunted Places examines Resurrection Cemetery in Justice, Illinois, a 400-acre cemetery built in 1904 on Archer Avenue and linked to Resurrection Mary.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen examines Castello di Montebello, an Italian fortress above Torriana that includes Roman remains and an 11th-century structure.

Haunted Places examines Mary Ellen Pleasant Park in San Francisco’s Fillmore District, where six eucalyptus trees stand beside the site of Pleasant’s former 30-room mansion.

Haunted Places examines Xunantunich, a Maya city in Belize whose 130-foot pyramid El Castillo became associated with a white-clad “stone woman.” The episode follows Jacinto, Napuc, and the royal twins Lady Bots and Ishna through supernatural encounters involving jade, Spanish friars, drought, and human sacrifice.

Haunted Places Ghost Stories presents a Spotify adaptation of Bram Stoker's The Judge's House, narrated by Alastair Murden as Cambridge student Malcolm Malcolmson.

Haunted Places examines the Alamo in San Antonio, connecting its 1836 battle, slavery, and contested historical symbolism to stories of fiery spirits called Los Diablos.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen examines Pennhurst Asylum, opened in 1908 in Chester County, Pennsylvania, as an institution shaped by segregation and eugenics.

Haunted Places examines Chicago's 182-foot Chicago Water Tower, a Gothic Revival structure built in 1869 that survived the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen traces Mackinac Island’s violent history from the 1715 French fort through the War of 1812 and a two-day American attack involving 700 troops.

Haunted Places: The Haunted Vicarage examines the Borjevatnet Vicarage, a gray six-bedroom house built in 1876 in Sweden’s Jämtland forest.

Haunted Places visits the Old City Jail in Charleston, South Carolina, a prison built in 1802 on land used to bury enslaved people, impoverished people, sex workers, and condemned people.

Haunted Places examines Donner Memorial State Park in Truckee, California, where the Donner Party spent five months trapped by snow after taking the untested Hastings Cut-Off.

Haunted Places visits the Smithsonian Institution Building in Washington, D.C., known as the Castle, which opened in 1855 and now belongs to a 19-museum complex with a zoo.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen follows the Iditarod Trail from Anchorage to the Bering Strait and examines legends surrounding Old Woman Mountain.

Haunted Places examines Hotel Montleone in New Orleans, a 600-room French Quarter hotel associated with Antonio Montleone, ghostly employees, and recurring apparitions.

Haunted Places visits the Hellfire Caves beneath West Wycombe, England, a network commissioned by Sir Francis Dashwood in the 1750s beneath St.

Haunted Places presents a Mythology crossover about La Llorona, the Mexican folklore figure known as the Weeping Woman.

Haunted Places host Greg Poulsen examines the Joshua Ward House, built in 1784 on the foundation of George Corwin's Salem home.

Haunted Places host Greg Pulsing investigates Riverdale Road, an 11-mile highway between Thornton and Brighton, Colorado, associated with ghost cars, spectral figures, and the ruined Wolpert Mansion.

A female guard at Mikhailovsky Castle encounters a strange man fixated on a portrait of Catherine the Great, hinting at a paranormal event.

The episode tells the story of the River Witch of Marietta, who curses a rival farmer, leading to a haunting.