Haunted Pittsburgh: The William Penn Hotel & The Allegheny County Morgue

Send us Fan MailJoin Andi and Feliz as they dive deep into two of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's most haunted locations—one dripping in elegance and tragedy, the other steeped in sorrow and shadows. The William Penn Hotel — Since 1916, this grand hotel has hosted presidents, celebrities, and countless guests. But it's also hosted something else: spirits that refuse to leave. Hear about the phantom panda bleats, the mysterious woman in sequins, and the violent encounter that still echoes through the 18th floor. From disembodied voices to full-bodied apparitions, the William Penn's ghosts seem to waltz through its gilded halls long after midnight. The Allegheny County Morgue— For nearly 100 years, this building housed the dead of Pittsburgh. But it was also a public attraction—families with children would stroll past rows of corpses in what newspapers called "the Sunday Parade of Death." Now, paranormal investigators report oppressive energy, shadow figures in the basement, and a vaporous entity slithering toward the crematory. Over 30,000 bodies passed through these doors. Did they all leave?PLUS: A chilling listener story about a haunted doll that survived a house fire that destroyed everything else. These two Pittsburgh places could not be more different—one a palace of light and opulence, the other a house of the dead. Yet both are places where the past bleeds into the present. At the William Penn, ghosts waltz and whisper. At the morgue, the lost still linger, demanding not to be forgotten.Do you have a spooky story that you’d like included in the You Two Scare Me Podcast? Check out our website at: www.youtwoscaremepodcast.com and go fill out the “Somebody Told Me…” form. We might include your tale in an upcoming episode!The You Two Scare Me Podcast is hosted by Andi Zyvith and Feliz AndrewsOriginal Music by Stefan TatkaDisclaimer: The You Two Scare Me Podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only. The views, opinions, and discussions presented in this show are those of the hosts and guests, and should not be considered factual statements, professional advice, or verified accounts. Our content often includes folklore, paranormal stories, urban legends, and speculative material, which may not be historically accurate. Listener discretion is advised, as some episodes may include sensitive themes such as death, violence, or trauma. All stories are shared with respect for the cultures and communities connected to them, and no harm or offense is intended.Support the showVisit our Socials!Instagram:  @youtwoscareme_podcastFacebook:  You Two Scare Me PodcastTikTok: @youtwoscaremepodcast