This week on Ghost Stories, Ashlee and her guest Madison visit the site where over six hundred theater goers perished in one of the deadliest fires in US History: Death Alley. Located directly behind what is now the James N. Nederlander theater, this alleyway held the victims of the fire in a pile that was reportedly six feet high.

Were we able to make contact with anyone who died on that fateful night in December 1903? Listen closely, with an open mind, to find out.

This week on Ghost Stories, Ashlee and her guest Madison visit the site where over six hundred theater goers perished in one of the deadliest fires in US History: Death Alley. Located directly behind what is now the James N. Nederlander theater, this alleyway held the victims of the fire in a pile that was reportedly six feet high. Were we able to make contact with anyone who died on that fateful night in December 1903? Listen closely, with an open mind, to find out.

Death Alley

<p>Ghost Stories follows host Ashlee Grant as she attempts to uncover ghosts and other paranormal phenomena at different haunted locations every week. If you know of a haunted location that should be featured on the show, feel free to send the host an email. Produced by Isabella Eliopulos.</p>

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Ghost Stories follows host Ashlee Grant as she attempts to uncover ghosts and other paranormal phenomena at different haunted locations every week. If you know of a haunted location that should be featured on the show, feel free to send the host an email. Produced by Isabella Eliopulos.

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