In this episode of Ghostly, we look at Charleston, South Carolina to explore the dark legend of John and Lavinia Fisher, the infamous owners of the Six Mile Wayfarer House. Often described as America’s first female serial killer, Lavinia Fisher has become one of the most notorious figures in American ghost lore.

But how much of her story is true… and how much has been shaped by legend?

After their arrest for highway robbery in 1819, John and Lavinia Fisher were imprisoned in Charleston’s Old City Jail and executed in 1820. Over the years, stories about their crimes — and their restless spirits — have grown into one of Charleston’s most famous hauntings.

Today, visitors claim Lavinia Fisher still roams the halls of the Old City Jail, and her presence may also linger along the lonely road where the Six Mile Wayfarer House once stood.

The Six Mile Wayfarer House was an inn located just outside Charleston along a major road used by travelers entering the city. According to local legend, John and Lavinia Fisher ran the inn and secretly worked with a gang of highway robbers.

The story goes that Lavinia would charm travelers into staying the night and offer them tea. After they went to sleep, the victims were supposedly murdered and robbed.

However, historians have questioned parts of this legend. Some research suggests the Fishers were convicted only of highway robbery, not murder, and the number of bodies supposedly found near the inn may have been exaggerated over time.

Regardless of the historical debate, the story of the Fisher couple quickly became part of Charleston folklore.

On February 18, 1820, John and Lavinia Fisher were publicly executed outside Charleston.

Legend says that as Lavinia stood on the gallows she defiantly told the crowd:

“If you have a message you want to send to hell, give it to me, and I’ll carry it.”

Whether these were her exact words or not, the dramatic quote helped cement her reputation as one of Charleston’s most infamous figures.

Charleston’s Old City Jail operated from 1802 to 1939 and housed criminals, pirates, and prisoners awaiting execution. With such a violent history, it has become widely known as one of the most haunted buildings in South Carolina.

Among the many reported spirits, Lavinia Fisher is said to be the most frequently encountered.

Reported paranormal activity includes:

Some investigators have even claimed that when asking spirits questions inside the jail, a voice responded with the word “devil”, echoing Lavinia’s legendary final statement.

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Perched high in the West Hills overlooking Portland, Oregon, Pittock Mansion was completed in 1914 as the dream home of newspaper publisher Henry Pittock and his wife Georgiana. After only a few years in the home, both died, leaving behind the grand estate they had worked a lifetime to build. Today the mansion operates as a historic house museum — but many visitors and staff believe the Pittocks never truly left.

In this episode, Pat and Rebecca explore the history and hauntings of Pittock Mansion, often described as one of Portland’s most active haunted locations.

Henry Pittock, publisher of The Oregonian, and his wife Georgiana built their 46-room estate high above Portland to reflect their success and to capture sweeping views of the city and Mount Hood. Completed in 1914, the mansion featured modern luxuries for its time, including central vacuuming, an elevator, and intercoms.

Georgiana died in 1918, and Henry passed away the following year. The mansion remained in the family until the 1950s and narrowly escaped demolition before Portland citizens rallied to preserve it. It opened as a public museum in 1965.

Some believe the couple’s brief time in their long-awaited home may explain why their presence is still felt today.

Visitors, volunteers, and staff have reported decades of unexplained activity throughout the mansion.

The Scent of Roses

Guests frequently report the sudden smell of roses appearing in empty rooms, especially in upper bedrooms. Georgiana Pittock was an avid gardener known for her love of roses, leading many to believe the fragrance signals her presence.

The Lights That Turn Back On

Staff closing the museum at night have reported shutting off all the lights, leaving the building, and turning back to see the entire mansion illuminated again.

The Groundskeeper Still at Work

Near the north side of the property, visitors report hearing shovels striking soil and heavy work boots approaching the house. Many attribute the sounds to the spirit of a former groundskeeper continuing his duties.

Moving Objects & the Watchful Portrait

Staff have reported furniture and décor shifting positions, and Henry Pittock’s portrait is said to move or appear to watch visitors as they pass.

The Playful Boy Spirit

Some reports describe a mischievous boy heard running along the servants’ stairs, laughing in empty rooms, and moving objects — pranks that feel playful rather than threatening.

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This historic Oregon mansion is said to be haunted and visitors still report strange experiences

This Historic Oregon Mansion Is Said to Be Haunted and Visitors Still Report Strange Experiences

The Pittock Mansion – Portland, Oregon | American Ghost Stories

Often called one of Savannah’s most haunted homes, the Sorrel–Weed House has earned a reputation built on tragic legends, unsettling experiences, and decades of reported paranormal activity. Located beside Madison Square, the house sits at the crossroads of history, folklore, and modern ghost stories.

In this episode of Ghostly, we focus on the hauntings associated with the Sorrel–Weed House—examining the stories, the evidence, and the firsthand experiences that continue to draw visitors into its shadowed rooms.

• A Female Presence Upstairs
Reports of cold spots, emotional heaviness, and the sensation of being watched—often linked to the tragic story of Matilda Sorrel.

• The Carriage House and “Molly”
A controversial and heavily debated legend involving an enslaved woman, with visitors reporting physical reactions such as nausea, pressure, and an urgent need to leave the space.

• The Haunted Mirror
Accounts of unexplained figures appearing in mirrors, reflections that don’t match reality, and photographs capturing what some believe are apparitions.

• The Basement
Shadow movement, unexplained footsteps, camera malfunctions, and a strong sense of dread reported by visitors and investigators alike.

Some of the Sorrel–Weed House’s most famous ghost stories are debated by historians, and not all details can be fully verified. In this episode, we explore where documented history ends and folklore begins—and why, regardless of the facts, visitors continue to report powerful and unexplained experiences.

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In this episode of Ghostly Podcast, we head to rural Coles County, Illinois to explore the haunted history and chilling paranormal activity reported at Ashmore Estates.

Originally part of the Coles County Poor Farm in the late 1800s, Ashmore later became a psychiatric hospital before closing for good in 1986. With documented deaths, an on-site cemetery, and decades of neglect, many believe the spirits of former residents still linger within the building.

Ashmore is often described as a place that responds to those inside it.

One of the most well-known spirits associated with Ashmore is Elva Skinner, a young child believed to have died in a fire in the original almshouse in the 1880s. Reports include childlike footsteps, whispers, laughter, and small hands tugging at clothing.

The basement—especially the boiler room—is considered the most intense area of activity. Visitors report aggressive encounters, loud bangs, heavy footsteps, and even being knocked to the ground by an unseen force.

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Ashmore Estates

Ashmore Estates – Wikipedia

Ashmore Estates | Ashmore Illinois | Real Haunted Place

“illinois Ghost Stories And Pictures.” | “Ashmore Estates”, my nemesis | Facebook

Ashmore Estates Frightening Haunting in Illinois – HUS

A Grave Interest: Haunted Ashmore Estates – Ashmore, Illinois

I stayed the night at the haunted Ashmore Estates asylum.

Tragedy and Haunting of Ashmore Estates | Amy’s Crypt

Discovering the haunts of Ashmore Estates – The Daily Eastern News

Ashmore Estates – A Real Haunted House? – The Source

Ashmore Estates Investigation

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Adventures of Ashmore Estates | The Navigator

This Overnight Ghost Hunt In Ashmore, Illinois Will Haunt You

The Malicious Spirits of Ashmore Estates – Sequoit Media

Ashmore Estates Investigation 2020

Are the Ashmore Estates Haunted?

In this episode of Ghostly, Pat and Rebecca sit down with Mike Morrissey of the Last Three Rows of Horror Podcast to talk about his new documentary, Mike’s Paranormal Road Trip. Mike shares stories from the eerie locations he visited along the way – including sites previously featured on Ghostly, like the Bell Witch, the Roff House, and the Demon House of Indiana. His journey also led him to Ashmore Estates, where he encountered more than just an abandoned building. Listen to the episode, then check out the documentary for the full, spine-tingling experience.

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As we step across the threshold into 2026, Ghostly Podcast looks to the other side—using ancient divination practices to glimpse what the coming year may hold. For our annual New Year’s Predictions episode, we’re joined by Jacob Mayfield, who helps guide us through three forms of divination: Automatic Writing, Crystal Ball Scrying, and Tarot.

This episode is part ritual, part experiment, and part prediction. Two of the divinations -Automatic Writing and Scrying – are interactive, meaning you can follow along and try them yourself at home as we do them in real time. Join Ghostly Society on Facebook or Patreon to see our results.

Will the messages be symbolic? Psychological? Paranormal? Or something else entirely? That’s for you to decide.

We begin with Automatic Writing, a practice said to allow messages to flow from the subconscious—or possibly from something beyond—without conscious control.

Listeners are invited to:

·        Set an intention for 2026

·        Quiet their mind

·        Write continuously without editing or judgment

As we write alongside you, we interpret the messages that emerge and discuss what they may reveal about themes, warnings, and opportunities in the year ahead.

Next, we turn to scrying with a crystal ball, one of the most iconic and misunderstood forms of divination.

Together, we:

·        Explain how to prepare your space

·        Describe what to look for (and what not to look for)

·        Share what we personally experience during the scrying session

Shadows, symbols, impressions, and mental imagery all come into play as we explore what 2026 may bring on a collective level.

Finally, we close with a Tarot reading for 2026, offering a structured look at the energies shaping the year ahead.

The cards reveal:

·        Major themes and challenges

·        Areas of growth and transformation

·        Advice for navigating what’s coming

We discuss the symbolism of each card and how it may apply broadly—or very personally—depending on the listener.

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Jacob Mayfield joins us for this episode to lend insight, interpretation, and grounded discussion as we explore these divination practices and what they might reveal about the year ahead. Jacob is “passionate about all things mystical, especially Tarot and Palm reading…[combining] traditional methods of divination and fortune-telling with a contemporary perspective.”

What Do You See?

Are these predictions glimpses of the future, reflections of the present, or something more mysterious? Listen, participate, and decide for yourself.

Happy New Year from Ghostly Podcast—and welcome to 2026.

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In this episode of Ghostly, we explore the dark history and chilling ghost stories surrounding New Jersey’s Ringwood Mine and Ringwood Manor. From centuries-old mining tragedies to lantern-lit apparitions wandering the woods, Ringwood remains one of the state’s most active paranormal locations.

Iron mining in Ringwood began in the 1740s and eventually reached nearly 2,000 feet underground. Dangerous working conditions and numerous accidents left a long history of tragedy. During the Revolutionary War, the mines were operated by Robert Erskine, Washington’s surveyor general—whose spirit is said to linger to this day.

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Spooky season: Ghost stories from the Ringwood mines

Visit the haunted Ringwood Manor in Ringwood State Park

Haunted Mine Histories: The Ghost of Robert Erskine • Edumine

GOSTS IN RINGWOOD MANOR – The New York Times

Ringwood Manor | Ringwood New Jersey | Real Haunted Place

RINGWOOD MINES/LANDFILL | Superfund Site Profile | Superfund Site Information | US EPA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringwood_Mines_landfill_site

https://cumulis.epa.gov/supercpad/cursites/csitinfo.cfm?id=0200663

https://www.northjersey.com/picture-gallery/news/2025/09/11/photos-of-ringwood-peters-mines-site-through-the-years/86081876007

Beneath the quiet town of Ogdensburg, New Jersey, lies the Sterling Hill Mine, a labyrinth of tunnels stretching deep into the earth—and, some say, into the afterlife. With more than 77 recorded deaths and countless stories of strange lights, disembodied voices, and shadowy figures, this mine has earned a chilling reputation as one of New Jersey’s most haunted places.

In this episode of Ghostly Podcast, Pat and Rebecca descend into the darkness to explore the legends and evidence behind the hauntings of Sterling Hill. From the ghostly miner known as Bicycle Pete to whispers caught on EVP deep in the tunnels, the spirits of Sterling Hill seem determined to make their presence known.

Will you believe the hauntings are real—or just echoes of the past trapped in stone?

Evidence Discussed

·        Whispered voices recorded in the tunnels saying “I’m scared.”

·        Apparition of “Bicycle Pete”, seen pedaling near the mine long after his death.

·        Shadow figure and ghostly push in the old dynamite storage room.

·        Dark shape by the elevator shaft, where miners once descended to their deaths.

·        Residual energy—flickering lights, cold spots, and phantom footsteps thought to be miners still working below.

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Inside the Mine — The Sterling Hill Mining Museum

The Sterling Hill Mining Museum

Sterling Hill Mining Museum – Wikipedia

Origin of The Mine — The Sterling Hill Mining Museum

(21) Haunted 360°: Sterling Hill Mine – YouTube

(21) Ghost Hunting a Real HAUNTED MINE! – YouTube

Pics of my haul from the Sterling Hill Mine in NJ, a lot of these are fluorescent under UV! : r/rockhounds

(21) On the Offense | Kindred Spirits: Inside the Investigation | Travel Channel – YouTube

10 Ghost Mines from Around the World – Listverse

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Since her tragic death in 1962, Marilyn Monroe has never truly left the spotlight. From her Brentwood home to Hollywood’s grandest hotels, countless witnesses claim to have seen her spirit – still luminous, still restless, and still haunting Los Angeles.

In this episode, Rebecca and Pat explore the many ghostly sightings tied to Hollywood’s golden girl. Is Marilyn’s lingering presence a sign of a soul that can’t find peace—or a reminder that legends never fade?

Haunting Highlights:

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Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe Among Top Ghosts Sightings in Los

Hollywood ghost sightings

They Say Marilyn Monroe is the Hardest Working Ghost in Showbiz … – Blog

The Haunting Death of Marilyn Monroe – US Ghost Adventures

The Ghost Of Marilyn Monroe And The Ghost’s of The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel | Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Paranormal Investigation And Overnight In The Marilyn Monroe Suite – Brocarde

Marilyn Monroe One Of The Ghosts Said To Haunt Hollywood

Marilyn Monroe: Her Mysterious Death, Ghostly Hauntings, and a UFO Conspiracy?

Ana de Armas Believes She Was Haunted by Marilyn Monroe on Blonde Set

A Psychic Talks Blonde, Ana de Armas, Marilyn Monroe’s Ghost

Marilyn Monroe’s Ghost ‘Sighted’ At Hollywood Hotel – The Sauce

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John Lennon’s death shocked the world — but for some, it seems his spirit never left. In this episode of Ghostly, we explore reports that Lennon’s ghost still lingers at the Dakota Apartments in New York City, where he was tragically murdered in 1980. From glowing apparitions in the archway to the sound of phantom piano music, believers claim Lennon continues to send messages of peace from beyond the grave.

Pat and Rebecca dig into the evidence, including sightings by Dakota residents, Yoko Ono’s own experiences, and even a few mysterious recording studio stories from Paul McCartney. Could these encounters mean Lennon is still trying to communicate—or are they simply echoes of grief, memory, and fame?

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