Cape Cod Voices - Their Stories, Their History

House with a shady past and a few ghosts. Listen as we recount the story of the Zenas Crocker III House C. 1860 now known as the Isaiah Thomas House.

You will be surprised..

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Welcome to our final podcast from Nantucket. In this episode, my guides dropped in to give their take on the ghosts we found there. Most interesting.

Long hair and long nightgowns??? Listen and hear what interesting tidbits are offered.

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A sea captain, a Colonial Soldier, a little girl, a woman in black, all in one Inn???? This Inn is not only old but has a controversial presence as well. I believe our ghosts are caught in the middle. What will happen to the Inn? What will happen to the ghosts???

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Happy Haunting

Locks that are locked and unlocked, fingernails scratching down a wall all night long...  gives me the shivers...

Listen and join us in the haunting of the Sherburne Inn... 

Thanks for listening. Next up, The Woodbox Inn on Nantucket.

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A prank that backfired, a ghost with one arm and a tombstone. How do these all tie together? Stay Tuned and find out.  

Happy Haunting

Although the Inn as described by Mark Jasper in his book, Haunted Cape Cod & the Islands published in 2002, has been completely modernized, is Ellie still making beds with the guests still in them???

Listen and find out. 

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Which Inn? Who was the little girl? Were those her marbles? And shoes?  Why room #3?  And the HAIRPIN????

Listen and find out answers to some of these questions.

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Interesting story here. Cannon balls, walled off rooms, creepy cellars.  Under Ground Railroad, slave quarters, dark shadows???

Listen, but keep a light on.

Happy Haunting!

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As far as we know, the Gaslight Inn is no longer an Inn, but perhaps a private residence. Did the ghosts move in with the new owners?  Well, they were there first.  Listen to some improbable stories about these Ghostly Residents...  

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Mrs. Wade was a peaceful ghostly resident who it is rumored lived in the Wood Duck Inn before it became an inn. Circa 1848.

After doing this podcast, I wonder if she is still there and if it was she who played those spoons. The spoons were accepted as a musical instrument during those times and you could frequently find them being used when families got together to celebrate the various holidays. Many times they were used to accompany songs.  

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