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New England Legends run far and wide. Stories of cryptid creatures pushing young people off cliffs, Christmas monsters keeping children in line, ghostly women lingering around cemeteries, the list goes on and on. Being one of the oldest settled parts of the United States, it's not hard to understand why this area is filled with ghost stories and legends that many people believe in and experience to this day. Jeff Belanger has been documenting these legends and stories for many years and joins us to talk about some of the most compelling New England Legends he's ever uncovered.

This is Part Two of our conversation.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!

New England Legends run far and wide. Stories of cryptid creatures pushing young people off cliffs, Christmas monsters keeping children in line, ghostly women lingering around cemeteries, the list goes on and on. Being one of the oldest settled parts of the United States, it's not hard to understand why this area is filled with ghost stories and legends that many people believe in and experience to this day. Jeff Belanger has been documenting these legends and stories for many years and joins us to talk about some of the most compelling New England Legends he's ever uncovered.

With a 300-year history dating back to 1718, it's no surprise that San Antonio is one of Texas' most haunted cities. Tourists come to San Antonio for the amazing food, the River Walk, and the beautiful ambiance that keeps the city alive and lively during the day--but for those interested in frightening legend, there are plenty of haunted spots to explore after dark.

There are reports of ghostly apparitions of army those who fought in the pivotal struggle for Texas' independence from Mexico at the Alamo. There have also been claims of a president haunting a well-known hotel. The vibrant paranormal activity here clearly reveals that not all of its ghosts can forget what happened to them in life. 

 In this episode of the Grave Talks, we talk with JR Pleban, owner of Alamo City Ghost Tours.

For more information, visit their website at alamocityghosttours.com

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What do you think of when you think of an "abandoned jail"? Butterflies and daisies? Of course not; very likely, your mind conjures up images of dark and decrepit cells, rusting away in the stale vacant air that time forgot. Possibly even unexplained sounds echoing down the lines of barred walls from the resident spirits that still take refuge behind the strong cinderblock walls. If that's what you're thinking of, you may be thinking of the Haunted Old Lavaca County Jail. A jail that no longer holds the living. It now houses the souls of those who have long since passed but have difficulty getting beyond the walls. This is Part Two of the story of that jail, as told to us by Lisa Franks and Debra Fawcett.

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!

What do you think of when you think of an "abandoned jail"? Butterflies and daisies? Of course not; very likely, your mind conjures up images of dark and decrepit cells, rusting away in the stale vacant air that time forgot. Possibly even unexplained sounds echoing down the lines of barred walls from the resident spirits that still take refuge behind the strong cinderblock walls. If that's what you're thinking of, you may be thinking of the Haunted Old Lavaca County Jail. A jail that no longer holds the living. It now houses the souls of those who have long since passed but have difficulty getting beyond the walls. This is the story of that jail, as told to us by Lisa Franks and Debra Fawcett.

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The Historic Farnsworth House Inn is named in honor of Brigadier General Elon John Farnsworth, who led an ill-fated charge after the failure of Pickett's charge, claiming the lives of Farnsworth and 65 of his men.

A long and violent history.

The original part of the house was built in 1810, followed by the brick structure in 1833. The house sheltered Confederate sharpshooters during the three-day conflict, one of whom it is believed to have accidentally shot 20-year-old Mary Virginia "Jennie"  Wade, the only civilian who died during the battle. More than 100 bullet holes pock the walls. Following the battle, the house served as a hospital.

The Lincoln procession passed the Farnsworth House on November 19, 1863, on the way to the National Cemetery, where he delivered the famous Gettysburg Address. Harvey Sweney, the house owner during the battle, wrote a letter to his brother, penning the most insightful and powerful account ever written on the subject.

Today, the Bed & Breakfast guests enjoy lovely Victorian rooms and, at times... Ghosts

Today we discuss the ghosts of The Historic Farnsworth House Inn.

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When a home goes through decades of multiple owners of decades, many “things” are bound to happen there. Good moments, bad moments, moments of strife, and moments of pleasure. All in all, the record of what happened within the walls of the house ultimately resides with those who lived in it.

But what do you do when the walls begin to talk long after the former residents have moved on? Are they coming back, trying to tell their story? Do they have a warning or a message for the latest round of inhabitants of their “Haunted House”? Today we hear the story of a haunted house and its current life in Indiana with paranormal investigator Jessica Ansley.

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This is a daily EXTRA from The Grave Talks. Grave Confessions is an extra daily dose of true paranormal ghost stories told by the people who survived them!

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!

When a home goes through decades of multiple owners of decades, many “things” are bound to happen there. Good moments, bad moments, moments of strife, and moments of pleasure. All in all, the record of what happened within the walls of the house ultimately resides with those who lived in it.

But what do you do when the walls begin to talk long after the former residents have moved on? Are they coming back, trying to tell their story? Do they have a warning or a message for the latest round of inhabitants of their “Haunted House”? Today in Part Two of our conversation, we hear the story of a haunted house and its current life in Indiana with paranormal investigator Jessica Ansley.

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