History Goes Bump: Ghost Tours For The Mind

This bonus episode explores the history and hauntings of 10 Downing Street, the British Prime Minister's residence.

This episode revisits the haunted history of Virginia City, an Old West mining town with a supernatural past, including the Washoe Club.

This episode explores supernatural legends from the Caucasus region, inspired by the host's curiosity about haunted locations in Georgia after watching the Olympics.

This episode explores the history and significance of Catholic cemeteries, tracing their origins from early churchyards to centralized examples like Mount Olivet and focusing on Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City.

This episode explores how psychics have been used in crime-solving, focusing on the unsolved Jack the Ripper case and a specific example where a psychic detective successfully located a missing person's body.

This episode explores haunted Air Force bases in America, discussing their history and well-known ghost stories.

This episode explores the history and hauntings of Chillingham Castle, a 12th-century fortress in Northumberland, England, known for its brutal past and reputation as Britain's most haunted castle.

This episode explores haunted locations and legends in Hanoverton, Ohio, including a uniquely named tavern, as part of a ghost tour narrative.

This bonus episode features a segment from the How Haunted podcast exploring 20 locations worldwide where spirits reportedly appear only during Christmas.

This episode explores haunted locations in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada, blending history with supernatural storytelling.

This episode revisits a 2015 episode exploring the history and alleged hauntings of Disneyland, focusing on the Haunted Mansion and Walt Disney's possible lingering spirit.

This episode explores haunted locations and Civil War history in Fredericksburg, Virginia, while also paying tribute to actress Catherine O'Hara.

This episode explores the biblical accounts of Enoch and Elijah, who were taken by God without dying, and discusses theories about the apostle John possibly sharing this fate.

This episode revisits the haunted Dumas Brothel in Butte, Montana, exploring its history as a long-running brothel in a mining town and the supernatural entities believed to linger there.

The hosts explore haunted Christmas markets across Europe, discussing their research process and the supernatural potential of historic market locations.

This episode explores the history and supernatural aspects of Nemacolin Castle in Pennsylvania, with a brief historical oddity about anesthesia pioneer Robert Liston.

This episode of History Goes Bump podcast features the haunted Thistle Hill House in Fort Worth, Texas, and includes a quirky segment about using geese for home security.

This episode explores the haunted history of Heceta Head Lighthouse in Oregon, blending supernatural tales with historical oddities like the 16th-century book wheel invention.

This episode explores the true crime story of Matthias Schombacher, who murdered people at his inn, and connects it to the supernatural and the history of Hawk Mountain as a bird sanctuary.

This episode explores the unique characteristics and historical background of Moravian cemeteries, known as God's Acre, which feature simple flat stones rather than elaborate monuments.

This episode explores haunted locations in Placerville, California, blending historical facts with supernatural stories.

This episode revisits the Tower of London as one of the world's most haunted locations, exploring its ghostly history and significance for paranormal enthusiasts.

This episode explores the history and hauntings of the Grove Park Inn in Asheville, North Carolina, focusing on the mysterious pink lady ghost.

This episode explores the life and reported ghostly afterlife of silent film star Rudolph Valentino, who haunts various Hollywood locations.

This episode explores the history and supernatural aspects of Lagoon Amusement Park in Utah, including its old and new rides and ghost stories.

This episode explores the history and ghost stories of the U.S.

This episode explores the life, literary works, and alleged supernatural afterlife of American author Mark Twain, including his personal struggles and ghostly connections.

This bonus episode of History Goes Bump explores haunted campgrounds, sharing ghost stories and personal camping experiences while encouraging listener support.

This episode explores the biblical figure Samson as a superhero-like character with superhuman strength tied to his hair and divine favor from Yahweh.

This episode revisits the history and paranormal hauntings of the Farring Tavern in Wareham, Massachusetts, exploring its 335-year legacy as a haunted location.

This episode explores the history and reported hauntings of the Kennecott copper mines in Alaska, while also sharing a historical anecdote about Harry Houdini's diving suit patent.

This episode explores the true crime story behind the Festival of Fisher's Ghost in Campbell Town, New South Wales, delving into the murder that inspired a haunted local legend and annual celebration.

This episode explores the life, death, and potential supernatural afterlife of musician Janis Joplin, while also covering historical events like Queen Victoria's proclamation as Empress of India.

This episode explores the history, notable burials, and burial customs of Zoshigaya Cemetery in Tokyo, Japan, dating back over 150 years.

This episode explores the history and hauntings of Rolling Hills Asylum in New York, detailing its origins as a poor farm and later asylum.

This episode explores Oak Grove Cemetery in Nacogdoches, Texas, one of the state's oldest cemeteries, featuring burials from the Texas Revolution, pioneers, and victims of historical tragedies like a steamship collision.

This episode revisits a 2014 ghost tour of Marietta, Georgia, exploring its haunted history tied to the Civil War, including locations like Kennesaw House and Glover Park.

This episode explores historical and scientific attempts to raise the dead, from galvanism experiments in the 18th century to Soviet research, while contrasting these with biblical stories of resurrection.

This episode explores the haunted Kreischer Mansion on Staten Island, delving into its history from the 19th-century brickmaking family to modern paranormal investigations.

This episode explores numerology in the Bible, examining how numbers like three, seven, and 666 hold symbolic meanings tied to completeness, perfection, and dark forces.

This episode explores haunted locations in Gainesville, Georgia, suggested by a listener, and includes a segment on a strange deep-sea creature discovery.

This episode explores haunted historic homes in Cary, North Carolina, detailing ghost stories and tragic histories, from the Cotton House with its tragic deaths to the High House with its female apparition.

This Halloween special explores the history and themes of Halloween music, covering topics like the Devil's Chord, novelty songs, horror movie scores, and true ghost stories.

This episode explores legends and sightings of giant, terrifying birds, from historical accounts like Thunderbirds in Native American lore to modern encounters with massive avian cryptids.

This episode revisits the Valley of the Kings, exploring its tombs, Egyptian mythology, and hauntings.

This episode explores the concept of 'shiny people' in biblical and mythological contexts, examining figures like Moses, Jesus, and Stephen who radiated divine light.

This episode recounts the 1953 kidnapping and murder of six-year-old Bobby Greenlease by Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady, who were executed in Missouri's gas chamber.

This episode explores the haunted history of Chatham, Kent, focusing on its military forts and the Chatham Dockyard.

This episode revisits witches in America, focusing on historical witch narratives like the Bell Witch, Leather Lips, and the Witches of Abiquiu.

Newport gets the haunted house treatment.

Hosts Diane and Kelly discuss the history and hauntings of Chislehurst Caves, including listener mail and a historical oddity.

This episode explores the life, execution, and alleged haunting of Anne Boleyn, blending historical narrative with paranormal speculation.

This episode explores the haunted history of Inverary, Scotland, including its castle and jail, and features a 'Moment in Oddity' about the 1518 dancing plague.

This episode revisits the haunted Magnolia Hotel in Seguin, Texas, exploring its history of murder and prostitution and the ghosts that remain.

This episode explores the history and hauntings of a university, blending historical facts with paranormal accounts.

This episode explores the Monumental Cemetery in Milan, discussing its history and associated hauntings.