S1.E110 - W is Also for West Virginia: Mountains, Monsters, and Mystery

The Pandemonium team is back, and this week Meg, Rachel, & Cat are exploring West Virginia - ranked number 3 on our Haunted Road Trip top ten list. From abandoned hospitals and eerie mountain towns to haunted bridges and historic homes, the Mountain State is full of chilling legends and restless spirits. Add in the dark true crime stories lurking in its hills, and West Virginia proves that the mountains hold more than just scenic views - they hide secrets that refuse to stay buried.Join us as we uncover the spookiest corners, the haunted history, and the unsettling tales that make West Virginia one of the most frightening stops on our road trip. Grab your stuffie (and maybe a flashlight), because the mountains are watching. For the links we used for West Virginia, please visit our website in our bio or on our liqtr33. Links We Used - West Virginia: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/states/article/west-virginiahttps://westvirginiahauntsandlegends.com/Flinderation_Tunnel.htmhttps://westvirginiahauntsandlegends.com/Silver_Run.htmhttps://westvirginiahauntsandlegends.com/Tunnel_Green%20(Hempfield%20Tunnel).htmhttps://trans-alleghenylunaticasylum.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopohdYueiOA3l0qBb-hfFieL1nHN4-_F6mKf6kOiHoLNVpw7WzJhttps://globaldebauchery.com/trans-allegheny-lunatic-asylum-in-weston-west-virginia/ https://visitmercercounty.com/lake-shawnee/#:~:text=At%20some%20point%2C%20things%20started,1966%2C%20the%20attraction%20was%20abandonedhttps://wvpentours.com/https://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1840345_1839927_1839923,00.html