" Exploring the Ghostly Legends of New Hope PA " 🔴 Episode 21: Haunted History & Ghostly Encounters in New Hope, PA 👻 In this spine-chilling episode, The Slice of the Paranormal crew takes a trip to the historic town of New Hope, Pennsylvania—a place filled with colonial charm, eerie ghost stories, and dark legends. 🏚️ Our Paranormal Journey Includes: 👻 Aaron Burr’s Ghost – We walked the same streets where Aaron Burr once fled after his infamous duel with Alexander Hamilton. Did we sense his lingering presence? 🏨 The Haunted Logan Inn – One of New Hope’s most haunted locations, where Revolutionary War spirits and a mysterious portrait keep visitors on edge. We stopped in for a drink—would you dare? 🌉 Van Sant Covered Bridge – This eerie bridge over Piddock Creek is said to be haunted by a Ghost Horseman, a phantom Axman, and even two thieves hanging from the rafters. 🗡️ The Buckeye Legend at Lambertville High School Ruins – After crossing the Delaware at Washington’s Crossing, we explored the ruins where the Buckeye Legend supposedly claims his victims. Luckily, we all left with our heads intact! 🍕 Paranormal Pizza Review – Of course, no ghost hunt is complete without sampling some of the best pizza in Lambertville, NJ! 🔗 Explore These Haunted Locations Yourself: 👀 Visit Bucks County: https://www.visitbuckscounty.com/towns-main-streets/new-hope/ 🏚️ Aaron Burr B&B: https://www.aaronburrbandb.com 🏨 The Logan Inn: https://www.loganinn.com 🌉 Van Sant Covered Bridge: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Sant_Covered_Bridge 📖 The Buckeye Legend: https://weirdnj.com/stories/lambertville-highschool-2/

"Is the Jim Thorpe Jail Truly Haunted? Chilling Tales & Evidence" 🔴 Episode 20: The Haunting of Jim Thorpe’s Old Jail Museum & More! In this chilling episode, we explore the haunted history of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, focusing on the infamous Old Jail Museum—where the suspected Molly Maguires met their fate. We dive deep into the eerie legend of Cell #17, home to the mysterious handprint that refuses to fade, even after being chiseled away in the 1920s and 1930s! But that’s not all—Christy and our friend Jill also uncover ghostly tales of “The Y on Broadway”, a place steeped in paranormal lore. Plus, we sample and review the pizza at the Y—because what’s a ghost hunt without some good food? 🍕👻 Do you believe in ghosts? Watch until the end and decide for yourself! 🔗 Explore These Haunted Locations: 👉 The Old Jail Museum: https://www.theoldjailmuseum.com 👉 The Y on Broadway: https://theyonbroadway.com 👉 Harry Packer Mansion: https://www.hpmansion.com 📚 Must-Read Books on Jim Thorpe’s Haunted Past: 👻 Haunted Jim Thorpe – Charles J Adams III: Goodreads Link 👻 Ghosts of the Molly Maguires? – Betty Lou McBride & Kathleen McBride Sisack: Buy Here 💬

Episode 19: In New Haven, Connecticut, Slice of the Paranormal combines a ghost hunt with a pizza pilgrimage on today's episode. We decided to check out the Skull and Bones Tomb at Yale University. According to the established lore …..people that run the world hail from this secret society. We discuss the groups connection to Hitler, the CIA, and the Manhattan Project. And of course we discuss the reputed ghost stories of the site and sample some New Haven Style Apizza!

Episode 18: This week we explore the many haunted tales of the Eck! Hawk Mountain today is known as a wild bird sanctuary being located on a migratory route. But its history stretches back to the Native Americans, and once had a medicine wheel on the mountain. Its history includes massacres, bootlegging, murders, and mysterious deaths. You can even drive past the Schambacher Tavern, which is rumored to have been the last stop of travelers ever being seen and said to serve odd tasting German Sausage. To explore more of this site, we highly recommend “Ghost of Berks County”, vol. 1, Charles Adams III https://a.co/d/eVXCREF

Episode 17: In this episode we explore the local legend of Katy’s Church in Muncy, Pennsylvania. Watch the episode and find out if Katy was a witch, or an unwed mother who hung herself on the cemetery grounds. We discuss the legends regarding the site and try to debunk the lore. We also discuss the nearby Iola Hotel in Millville, Pennsylvania. This long shuttered Hotel and former restaurant is reputed to harbor a Victorian woman in black, seen in the mirror by the bar. It’s also home to barstools that are said to wobble or spinning their own accord. The Hotel Iola sadly is no longer serving food or haunts, but maybe it will open again someday and serve up more stories!

To learn more about Katy’s Church, look up the book “Katie’s Church” by L.A. Flick or the book “Ghostly Tales of Pennsylvania” by Jessica Freeburg and Natalie Fowler

Ghostly Tales of Pennsylvania (Hauntings, Horrors & Scary Ghost Stories)

Episode 16: Today Slice of the Paranormal visits Knoebels Grove Amusement Parks…. Anthracite Heritage Museum in Elysburg, Pennsylvania. We are going to see the harness that saved the lives of two men…Henry Throne and David Fellin in 1963. The harness is interesting, but the tale these two men told of what they saw in the mine defies explanation. They saw ghost miners, doors opening to staircases, and even a recently deceased pope. Attempts to contact the third miner, Louis Bova, were unsuccessful. In 1971, The Buoys recorded a hit single "Timothy", about three miners trapped underground due to a cave-in, with only two of them surviving and a strong implication they survived by cannibalizing the third. This led many to assume the song was inspired by the Sheppton disaster, but songwriter Rupert Holmes insisted he had never heard of the incident and would not have written the song if he had. The book “Sheppton: The Myth, Miracle & Music” by Maxim Furek explored themes of the miraculous and supernatural at the Sheppton disaster site. Site Links: Sheppton Mine Disaster https://www.eastuniontownship.com/sheppton-mine-disaster/ Sheppton: The Myth, Miracle & Music By Maxim W. Furek Sheppton: The Myth, Miracle & Music

Episode 15: This episode takes us to Eagles Mere, a borough in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. The lake is said to have been formed in a unique way according to a Native American Legend. It may also be haunted by a couple who drowned in the lake according to a diary found in Glassmaker George Lewis’s desk. We also discuss the nearby ghost town of Celestia. Celestia was a religious community founded in the 1850s by millennialists. In the 1860s Peter Armstrong, the community's founder, deeded the land to God, but God paid no taxes and the land was put up for sale by the county. Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania https://www.visithistoriceaglesmere.com Eagles Mere Museum https://eaglesmeremuseum.com Celestia, Pennsylvania https://www.scpahistory.com/celestia

Episode 14: The Slice of the Paranormal crew walk the haunted streets of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. A place where miners ghosts have been seen in the alleys. We check out the many haunted sites in this tiny community, from the Emporium of Curious Goods, the Inn of Jim Thorpe, Mauch Chunk Opera House, Mauch Chunk Cemetery and St Marks Church. Between looking for ghost cats, former residents and even a walking statue, we also get to see the Haunted Packer Mansion which was the inspiration for the Haunted Mansion at Disney World. Explore the lore with us about this hidden gem of a town! Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@SliceoftheParanormal?sub_confirmation=1 Links to the sites: Emporium of Curious Goods https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065018949907 Inn of Jim Thorpe https://innjt.com Mauch Chunk Opera House https://www.mcohjt.com St Marks Church https://www.stmarkandjohn.org Harry Packer Mansion Inn https://www.hpmansion.com Visitors Information https://www.poconomountains.com/jim-thorpe/