Next in the haunted state series is haunted Georgia. From haunted battlefields to haunted cemeteries to haunted lake m, find out why Georgia is full of haunted places.

In the 1700s, Mary ingles was kidnapped in her town and n Virginia by the Shawnee Indians I. The French and Indian war. She was taken to southern Ohio. Hear about her story and escape in this weeks episode.

Samuel Mason’s story is an interesting one. He went from being a military leader, to Justice of the Peace and ended up as a river pirate. Find out his story in this weeks episode.

Sergeant York was an American soldier who was one of the most decorated United States Army soldier of World War I and he was a pacifist who was almost a conscientious objector

Between 1962 to 1964 in Fayette County West Virginia, seven men vanished. Although they were all assumed to have been deceased, only a few of their bodies are found or parts of their bodies at least. Was there a serial killer, stocking and killing victims in the area? Find out in this episode.

Continuing our haunted states, today’s episode is on Alabama. From land to sea, Alabama is full of haunted places. Check out this episode to learn more.

Find out about americas worst mining disaster. It occurred in 1907 and was the catalyst for the creation of the bureau of mines.

Find out about the Moon Eyed people of Cherokee Legends. Were they European explorers who came over many centuries before Columbus? Were they an unknown tribe? Were they aliens? Let’s delve into it in this episode.

This month’s Wholesome Appalachia Episode is about John Glenn. American astronaut, senator, and Appalachian.

In 1918 there were three very deadly train wrecks. The deadliest of the three was the Great Train Wreck of 1918, as the Dutchman’s Curve Wreck, killed over 100 people and led to major changes in railroad safety.