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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 41 MIN

Ep. 39 - The Myrtles Plantation: A House That Never Let Them Go

from Veil of Echoes · host Bria Almany, Lyndsay McKee, Zach Endress

Send us Fan MailThe Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana is often called one of the most haunted homes in America — but the truth behind its reputation is far more complex, and far more unsettling.In this episode of Veil of Echoes, we explore the layered history of the Myrtles, from the land it was built upon to the people who lived, labored, and died there. We examine the legends surrounding Chloe, the enslaved woman whose story has been passed down for generations, and separate folklore from historical reality.We follow the documented murder of William Winter, who was shot on the front porch and staggered into the house before dying on the staircase — a moment some believe the home still remembers. And we investigate decades of reported activity: unexplained footsteps, children’s handprints appearing on mirrors, gunshot sounds, crying, piano music, and the persistent feeling of being watched.Is the Myrtles haunted by spirits — or by memory itself?This episode explores how trauma lingers in places, how stories evolve when history goes unrecorded, and why some houses never truly empty.🕯️ SHOW NOTESIn this episode:The early history of the Myrtles Plantation in LouisianaEnslaved labor, power, and generational traumaThe legend of Chloe and why the story enduredThe murder of William Winter and the staircase reportsThe infamous mirror and reports of child-sized handprintsSounds reported by guests and staff: gunshots, crying, piano musicResidual hauntings vs. intelligent hauntingsWhy the Myrtles is said to be home to multiple presencesListener discretion advised: This episode includes discussions of slavery, violence, illness, death, and alleged paranormal activity.📚 SOURCES & REFERENCESThe Myrtles Plantation Official WebsiteHistorical records from West Feliciana Parish, LouisianaContemporary accounts of the William Winter murder (1871)Folklore and documented reports associated with the Myrtles PlantationInterviews and statements from former staff and investigatorsResearch on residual hauntings and environmental memory✨ Step through the veil with us…🔮 Follow on TikTok & Instagram: @VeilOfEchoesPodcast👻 Share your stories: [email protected]🕯️ New episodes drop every Monday (True Crime) & Friday (Paranormal) — where true crime meets the supernatural.

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Send us Fan Mail The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana is often called one of the most haunted homes in America — but the truth behind its reputation is far more complex, and far more unsettling. In this episode of Veil of Echoes, we explore the layered history of the Myrtles, from the land it was built upon to the people who lived, labored, and died there. We examine the legends surrounding Chloe, the enslaved woman whose story has been passed down for generations, and separa...

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