Audio version of this story on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/PLjZrLn3QYU this can also be found Spotify and most other podcast platforms! Happy Halloween! As a special treat for the spookiest of holidays, we have a story from Julie, a volunteer at St Albans Sanatorium and friend of Spooky Appalachia who was kind enough to do a livestream…
Audio version of this story on our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY_8uuSbmMY this can also be found Spotify and most other podcast platforms! The following story and associated materials were sent to us from our friend from Kentucky Ghost Searchers. Be sure to check out his YouTube channel. I live in Greenup County, Kentucky, this happened on Thursday September…
Audio version of this story on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/VqAxITAvlj4 The following story was brought to our attention by our good friend Julie. We were then given permission from a local artist, Stefanie, to use this amazing and creepy story! If you have a minute, I hope you will read this and this very bizarre experience…
Audio version of this story on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/kx0raTMc1I8 this can also be found Spotify and most other podcast platforms! This story was sent to us by one of our fans named Linda. This was one of the outside of Appalachia stories that made us decide to start the new submissions From Beyond Appalachia section on the…
Audio version of this story on our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIyJ6Umw0uM this can also be found Spotify and most other podcast platforms! Today’s story was sent to me by a friend of mine that lives in Gallipolis, OH named Amy. For those unfamiliar with the area Gallipolis is right across the bridge from Point Pleasant. It is…
🎥 Prefer to hear this story told aloud?This encounter is part of our Spooky Appalachia West Virginia Cryptids video, featuring eyewitness accounts and regional folklore. 👉 Watch the Ogua story on YouTube below The dark, murky waters of the Monongahela River—flowing through both West Virginia and Pennsylvania—have long held a terrifying secret known to locals by several names: the…
Black Sisters of Christiansburg: The three sisters were called The Black Sisters because they wore all black clothing. They wore black dresses, shoes, gloves, hats and veils, as though they were going to a funeral, or mourning. Because the way they dressed and the fact that they only came out at night, they quickly became…
Today’s story was sent to us by a fan who asked that we just refer to her as “Sally” who sent us a UFO sighting from Moneta, Virginia. She said it occurred around 2014.
The Lowe Hotel is located just across the street from the Mothman Museum in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Originally named the Spencer Hotel in honor of J.S. Spencer, a local judge and steamboat-company operator, the hotel opened in 1901 to cater to those traveling along the Ohio River
While walking with my family on the new trail that opened near the dog park in Radford, Virginia, I noticed a bridge—actually, a trestle bridge–and remembered a story I had heard. According to the story, a young woman either jumped off or fell from the trestle. The same woman can be seen at night, pacing…
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