Cape Cod Voices - Their Stories, Their History

Things that go ump in the night or call out your name? Either one is creepy enough. Garrett had that personal ghostly encounter earlier this week.. Listen to his story.

Your ghostly experience could be told here. We would love to hear about it. Stay Tuned...

A barn converted into a home, a ghostly little boy looking for his Mommy, Wall sconces moving about, and noisy heels walking across the floor?

If this home was on the market, would you buy it? And what about the white angora cat? This is our podcast for this time inspired by Mark Jaspers book, Haunted Cape Cod & the Islands...

Stay tuned.. the transcript can be found on our website: www.capecodwriters.net.

Garrett's personal encounter gave him goosbumps and he left his last task unfinished. Was it the man in the leather jacket with the long black hair?

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Did you know witches could turn men into horses and ride them off to different places? One poor man was ridden to Plum Pudding Pond in Plymouth..Try saying that one fast three times. Witches could do all sorts of things and we have the stories to prove it. Folk Lore or good old fashioned Fantasy, you can decide for yourself. Listen to this podcast and your goosebumps will swarm...

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A Huge British Warship and three (or more) cannons face off in 1814. 300 cannonballs were fired at the militia and the town of Falmouth because the residents refused to surrender their cannons...

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The Whydah and Sam and Maria are told in many books and blogs. They are a very popular part of our folklore. The Whydah and Sam are documented in many stories but Maria is not. It doesn't really matter because we love the tall tales. We can believe them or not. It is the stuff that makes writers' write and podcasters podcast. Stay tuned for more episodes. Up next? The Allyn House on 6A. ???

Remember we are almost murder free and always Ghostly. Thanks for listening. See you next time.

Hannah and Sarah Screecham were sister witches and earned the name of PIRATE WITCHES from the locals.

Listen to find out about their association with Captain Kidd and how they helped these and other pirates bury their treasure on Great Island.

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Stay tuned... for our next podcast - Sam Bellamy and Maria Hallett and the Whydah.

Hannah was a colorful resident and there are many stories and legends about her in different books. The treatment of witches during that time was pure superstition. Many women and men were hanged or burned at the stake because people feared them. Hannah was one such woman.

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If you prefer to read the entire podcast, it is posted on our updated website, https://capecodwriters.net under our blog. See you next time.

This is the other story about Winnifred as told by Mark Jasper in his book Haunted Cape Cod and the islands published in 2002.

There are several ghosts in this one as you will soon find out. Imagine taking a. shower and having a ghost give you a pat on the back/bottom.

Next time: the legend of Hannah Screecham. Grab your cutlass and pirates hat...

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Happy Haunting

This podcast tries to answer the question of residents who do not pay taxes. The Census person soon finds out why. There are no murders or violence in these podcasts and are 100% ghostly.

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