Holmwood

Episode 8 of the Penny Dreadfuls from the Moth Sanctuary podcast, hosted by mothsanctuaryproductions, titled "Holmwood" was published on July 29, 2020 and runs 29 minutes.

July 29, 2020 ·29m · Penny Dreadfuls from the Moth Sanctuary

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A pious landowner sets out to prove that there is no such thing as ghosts after the team building his house leave it unfinished claiming it is haunted. Written & read by Andrew BateProduced by Moth Sanctuary Productions If you're enjoying our work, you can also support us using our PayPal.Me link: https://paypal.me/MothSanctuary?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB

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A pious landowner sets out to prove that there is no such thing as ghosts after the team building his house leave it unfinished claiming it is haunted.

Written & read by Andrew Bate Produced by Moth Sanctuary Productions

If you're enjoying our work, you can also support us using our PayPal.Me link: https://paypal.me/MothSanctuary?country.x=GB&locale.x=en_GB

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