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Join us as we travel back to the oldest city in the United States: St. Augustine! St. Augustine is home to the Castillo de San Marcos, a fort built by slaves that held thousands of Native American Prisoners. As we delve into the dark and mysterious side of this historic landmark, we uncover the eerie legends, ghostly apparitions, and unexplained phenomena that continue to haunt its ancient walls.
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Asylums are always full of dark energy and haunted presences, and this one is no different. Patients here were subjected to overcrowding, violence, and barbaric treatments, creating a perfect recipe for their spirits and energy to be left.
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Welcome to West Virginia! Home to the Lake Shawnee amusement park where thousands of bodies have been laid to rest and a multitude of deaths have occurred. This place is certainly not lacking in haunted happenings.
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Today we are traveling wayyyyy back in time! All the way to 1150 to visit Dryburgh Abbey in Scotland. This beautiful abbey is in ruins today, adding to the creepy ambiance. We hope you enjoy!!
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Welcome to our first episode of History and Haunts! This week we delved into Fort Mifflin, a historic fort located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that has saved America's ass a few times! From orbs to full bodied apparitions, this fort has it all.
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