The Grim is opening the gate and entering the notoriously haunted Cobb’s Hill Cemetery, one of Cape Cod’s most haunted locations. Nestled in the historic village of Barnstable this coastal burial ground is more than just a scenic New England landmark—it's a place where the past lingers, and the dead refuse to rest.

In this chilling episode, uncover the legends of Death’s Door, the mysterious stone columns said to bring misfortune to those who pass between them. Discover the restless spirits of Abigail Norton, the tragic bride who roams the fog-laden paths, and Captain Elias Cobb, a lost mariner whose ghostly presence still echoes through the night. Explore the artistry of Nathaniel Holmes, a master stone carver whose grave bears an unsettling presence, and hear firsthand accounts of unexplained whispers, shadowy figures, and eerie EVP recordings captured within the cemetery’s ancient grounds.

Whether you're drawn to paranormal encounters, historical hauntings, or simply the macabre beauty of Cape Cod’s eerie past, this episode will leave you questioning what truly lingers beyond the veil. So grab a warm drink, get cozy, and prepare for a haunting journey into Cobb’s Hill Cemetery—the most haunted graveyard on Cape Cod.

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The Grim is opening the gate and entering Agua Mansa Pioneer Cemetery, a forgotten graveyard located in Colton, California, where the dead refuse to rest.

Once part of the thriving Agua Mansa settlement, this land was home to New Mexican colonists who carved out a life along the banks of the Santa Ana River—until disaster struck. The Great Flood of 1862 wiped Agua Mansa off the map, leaving behind nothing but ruins, graves, and ghostly whispers. Today, the cemetery stands as the last remnant of a town swallowed by time, its headstones fading, its stories slipping into the shadows.

Among the forgotten pioneers buried here are Louis Rubidoux, the fur trapper turned landowner whose name still lingers on mountains and cities; Cornelius Jensen, the Danish sea captain who built an empire from the ashes of disaster; and Isaac Slover, the legendary mountain man whose fatal bear hunt left him buried in the land he once roamed. And yet, history is only part of the story—because something lingers among these graves.

Locals have long whispered of ghostly apparitions, eerie whispers, and unsettling encounters at the cemetery. Some claim to have seen a headless man walking a dog, others speak of unseen hands gripping their shoulders. But perhaps the most terrifying presence of all is La Llorona—the Weeping Woman.

A spirit doomed to wander rivers and graveyards, mourning the children she drowned in a fit of madness, La Llorona has been seen, heard, and feared for centuries. At Agua Mansa, visitors swear they have heard her chilling cries on moonless nights, her shadowy figure drifting along the riverbank. Some who stray too close to the water’s edge never return.

Agua Mansa is more than a cemetery—it is a portal to the past, where history and legend blur, where the dead may not be as silent as they seem.

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The Grim is opening the gate to Portugal’s Capela dos Ossos, where the dead do not rest—they remain, watching, waiting.

Behind the grand facades of Portugal’s most beautiful cities lie macabre sanctuaries built from human remains. We begin in Évora, where 5,000 skeletons were woven into the walls of the Capela dos Ossos, their empty sockets staring in eternal silence. From there, we descend into Faro’s Chapel of Bones, where 1,200 monks rest in a chamber designed as a stark reminder of life’s brevity.

But not all who dwell in these chapels rest peacefully. In Campo Maior, legend claims the bones belong to victims of a 1732 explosion that wiped out most of the town—yet the bodies show no sign of violent death. So where did they come from?

In Monforte, Portugal’s smallest bone chapel, over 600 remains are crammed into a space no larger than a closet, forcing visitors into unsettling proximity with the dead. Meanwhile, in Lagos, a city steeped in the shadows of the Atlantic slave trade, another bone chapel stands. Official records state its bones belong to monks—but whispers suggest a much darker truth.

Throughout this episode, we confront the unsettling history, eerie folklore, and lingering hauntings surrounding these chapels. Visitors report hearing disembodied whispers, feeling unseen hands brush their skin, and sensing a presence that follows them long after they leave.

Are these chapels simply relics of the past—or do the dead still linger, waiting to be remembered?

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The Grim is opening the gate and entering Montmartre Cemetery located in Paris, France, a hauntingly beautiful necropolis hidden beneath the bustling streets of Paris. While the City of Light is often celebrated for its romance and art, its cemeteries tell a darker, more revealing story.

This episode explores the history of Montmartre Cemetery, once an abandoned quarry and later a mass grave during the French Revolution. Unlike the grandeur of Père Lachaise, Montmartre harbors a quieter, more intimate collection of the lost, the forgotten, and the legendary.

From the ethereal ballerinas of Edgar Degas to the tragic love story of Alexandre Dumas fils and his doomed muse Marie Duplessis, this episode uncovers the restless spirits of Paris’s artistic elite. The Grim delves into the rise and fall of La Goulue, the Moulin Rouge’s can-can queen, whose final years were spent in obscurity, as well as the heartbreaking life of Dalida, the songstress whose fame could not save her from despair.

But Montmartre Cemetery is more than a final resting place—it is a stage where history and mystery entwine. With spectral sightings, eerie whispers, and an undeniable presence of something other, the cemetery remains an enigma, its dead refusing to be forgotten.

So grab your favorite mug, settle in, and prepare to take a dig into history as The Grim opens the gate to Montmartre Cemetery. And don’t forget to subscribe—because death is only the beginning.

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The Grim is opening the gate and entering  Presbítero Matías Maestro Cemetery located in Lima Peru. Step into the shadowed corridors of history in one of Latin America's most stunning and enigmatic burial grounds. Nestled in the historic Barrios Altos district of Lima, Peru, this neoclassical masterpiece, inaugurated in 1808, was the first civilian cemetery in the Americas. Designed by Spanish priest and architect Matías Maestro, it forever changed burial traditions, transitioning from church crypts to an outdoor sanctuary of memory, artistry, and legend.

Explore the largest collection of 19th-century European marble sculptures in Latin America, crafted by renowned artisans like Santo Varni and Antonin Mercié, and discover the labyrinth of stacked niches, ossuaries, and 766 grand mausoleums. Learn about the Crypt of Heroes, a breathtaking mausoleum honoring Peru’s military legends like Admiral Miguel Grau and Colonel Francisco Bolognesi, whose valor during the War of the Pacific shaped the nation’s legacy.

But the cemetery's secrets extend far beyond its historical figures. Uncover eerie tales of Gregoria Camacho, a rumored witch whose cursed grave defied traditional markers, and Ricardito, a child whose miraculous statue mysteriously vanished and reappeared halfway across the world. Meet Emilia Montanez Torres, whose tragic dalliance with the occult left her spirit and a lingering malevolent force haunting her grave.

Legends of shadowy apparitions, cryptic whispers, and ghostly encounters bring life to the cemetery's spectral lore. Learn about the Suicide Pavilion, where fleeting silhouettes and disembodied cries keep the brave at bay, and the cursed grounds of criminals, where sacrifices to dark forces still persist.

As a UNESCO-recognized cultural treasure and historical monument since 1972, Presbítero Matías Maestro Cemetery continues to captivate visitors with its legends, artistry, and haunting charm. Join us as we journey through its ghostly tales, storied past, and enduring mysteries. From love-themed tours in February to the macabre allure of death tours in October, this cemetery remains a timeless portal to Peru’s history.

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The Grim is opening the gate and entering Ross Bay Cemetery located in Victoria, one of Canada’s most storied burial grounds. Nestled on the edge of the Pacific Ocean in Victoria, British Columbia, this Victorian-era cemetery is home to nearly 30,000 graves, where tales of pioneers, artists, and forgotten souls are etched into weathered stone.

Discover the remarkable life of Isabella Mainville Ross, the first independent female landowner in British Columbia, and how her land became the cemetery that bears her name. Unearth the legacies of notable figures such as Sir James Douglas, the "Father of British Columbia," Emily Carr, one of Canada’s most celebrated artists, and Billy Barker, the legendary prospector of the Cariboo Gold Rush.

But Ross Bay Cemetery is not only a repository of history—it is also a hotspot for paranormal activity. From the tragic murder of David Fee on Christmas Eve to the chilling whispers near disturbed graves, the cemetery is filled with ghostly tales. Witnesses report sightings of a veiled woman wandering the grounds, a shadowy miner forever searching for lost fortune, and an elderly couple seen strolling hand in hand before vanishing into the mist.

Explore the darker side of its history, including the Songhees People's displacement, the Satanic Panic fueled by the discredited book Michelle Remembers, and the cemetery’s role as a reflection of colonial expansion and social change. With intricate grave markers, towering obelisks, and over a century of secrets buried beneath its soil, Ross Bay Cemetery is a hauntingly beautiful journey into the past.

Tune in to learn about the cemetery’s storied figures, chilling hauntings, and why this sacred ground continues to captivate historians and paranormal enthusiasts alike.

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The Grim is opening the gate and entering Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument in Big Horn County, Montana. Known as the site of "Custer's Last Stand," this infamous battle marked a devastating chapter in the Great Sioux War of 1876. The Grim unpacks the events surrounding the conflict, where the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors triumphed against the ill-fated 7th Cavalry, led by the ambitious but doomed George Armstrong Custer.

Explore the layers of betrayal, displacement, and the relentless tide of U.S. expansion that culminated in this catastrophic clash. Discover eerie tales of spectral soldiers, vivid battle echoes, and chilling paranormal encounters that linger at the battlefield, where the past and present seem to blur. Also unearthing the enduring legacy of the Sioux Nation’s fight to reclaim their sacred Black Hills, which remains a powerful symbol of justice and resistance.

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In this special episode of The Grim, host Kristin reflects on the incredible journey of the podcast’s debut year. With 33 episodes and an astounding 58,000 downloads, Kristin recounts how The Grim began as a love letter to graveyard tourism, blending history, hauntings, and legends from cemeteries around the world.

The episode highlights fan-favorite cemeteries like the lush Victorian Highgate Cemetery, which transformed skeptics into cemetery enthusiasts, and the haunting Capuchin Catacombs of Sicily, which elicited mixed emotions due to its raw display of mortality. Kristin also dives into memorable ghost stories, including Bonaventure Cemetery’s spectral tales of laughter and smashed crystal, and the fascinating connection between Rhode Island’s Mercy Lena and the inspiration for Dracula.

The episode touches on the unintended consequences of cemetery hauntings, such as vandalism, and explores the cultural significance of preserving graveyards as historical landmarks. From the Revolutionary War history of Green-Wood Cemetery to the eerie vampire tales of Chestnut Hill, The Grim celebrates the stories hidden in burial grounds worldwide.

Kristin also shares personal reflections on the challenges of podcasting, the thrill of being featured on Apple’s New and Noteworthy and Death in the Basement, and her gratitude for listeners’ feedback. With a look ahead to 2025, Kristin invites fans to continue exploring the extraordinary history and haunting beauty of cemeteries in future episodes.

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The Grim is opening the gate and entering historic and hauntingly beautiful Green-Wood Cemetery located in Brooklyn, New York. From its Gothic Revival entrance to its snow-covered grounds, Green-Wood holds centuries of stories, both inspiring and grim.

Learn about the pivotal role the cemetery's grounds played in the Revolutionary War’s Battle of Brooklyn and its transformation into a 478-acre sanctuary of history and remembrance. Discover the lives of notable residents like Horace Greeley, Susan McKinney-Stewart, and Leonard Bernstein, who each left indelible marks on American culture and progress.

Dive into tales of scandal and infamy, including the chilling legacies of Albert Anastasia of Murder, Inc., and Bill the Butcher. Hear about the poignant tragedy of Charlotte Canda and the enduring bravery of Margaret Corbin, the first woman to fight for the United States in battle.

Green-Wood is more than a final resting place; it’s a time capsule of architectural marvels, historic monuments, and even ghostly legends. From the eerie allure of the Brooklyn Theater Fire Monument to the mysterious Tomb of Secrets, the cemetery offers a blend of the macabre and the majestic.

Whether you’re drawn to its storied past, its iconic design, or its paranormal whispers, Green-Wood Cemetery continues to captivate visitors with its tales of life, death, and everything in between.

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The Grim is opening the gate and entering Westminster Abbey located in London England. Exploring its roots as a Benedictine monastery founded in 960, the Abbey emerges as a Gothic masterpiece and a centerpiece of British history. From hosting coronations to becoming the final resting place for over 3,330 individuals, including monarchs, poets, and war heroes, Westminster Abbey's halls are steeped in grandeur and mystery.

The episode delves into the iconic Poets' Corner, a tribute to literary giants like Chaucer, Dickens, and Kipling, discussing how these figures helped shape culture and Christmas traditions. Charles Dickens, in particular, is celebrated for A Christmas Carol, which transformed the holiday spirit, blending the eerie with themes of generosity and goodwill.

The Grim also uncovers the tale of the Unknown Warrior, whose grave honors soldiers with no known resting place. The solemn tribute includes spectral sightings of a ghostly soldier bowing in prayer. Similarly, Father Benedictus, a monk believed to have been murdered in the 16th century, is said to guide lost visitors before vanishing into the Abbey's walls.

Finally, the show explores the darker side of Westminster's history, recounting the controversial figures buried and exhumed, such as John Bradshaw and Oliver Cromwell. These tales of grandeur, grief, and the paranormal make Westminster Abbey a timeless and hauntingly beautiful symbol of Britain's past. Subscribe for more dives into history and hauntings on The Grim.

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