The Ghost of Harry at Rock City Cake Company | Morgan Morrison | 81

In this episode of Creepalachia, I sit down with Morgan Morrison, co-owner of Rock City Cake Company in Charleston, West Virginia. What started as a conversation about cake and creativity quickly turned into one of the eeriest tales we’ve ever shared.Their shop isn’t just a bakery — it’s located on the very site of the 1949 Woolworth Fire, where seven Charleston firefighters lost their lives. That history hasn’t stayed quiet. Morgan and the staff believe their bakery is haunted by a ghost they’ve named Harry, and she shares the unexplained happenings, weird vibes, and brushes with the paranormal they’ve experienced over the years. WITH EVIDENCE.If you're into ghost stories, Appalachian history, or just want to hear about a bada** haunted bakery serving rock-and-roll sweets with a side of spooky, you’re gonna love this one.🔗 Learn more:🌐 Home | Rock City Cake Company📘 https://www.facebook.com/RockCityCakeCo#Creepalachia #HauntedBakery #RockCityCakeCo #CharlestonWV #WoolworthFire #WestVirginiaGhosts #HauntedWestVirginia #GhostStories #FirefighterMemorial #AppalachianHauntings #WVHistory #BakeryGhost #HauntedBusinessLike this video, subscribe to Creepalachia, and comment your experience below!Review the Podcast on Spotify and Apple PodcastsFollow Our Things! https://linktr.ee/CreepalachiaMerch! https://creepalachia.shop/Website!  https://creepalachia.tv/Other Interviews - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxM_meUps8eNIjb64yLAS3Z2N9YRDUGMz&si=pQEw9jDJAP_Z4_95True Crime - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxM_meUps8eNql44CayXCCBsW-6zIeWsA&si=3teIk_jc4MrmsUUeSolo Stories - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxM_meUps8eOSFgB6XFmefueia2ZvRc4G&si=1wL1ft-UVhM_PiANMysteries - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxM_meUps8eN0mOcv-OBjI1MqeQgoMi9W&si=wA7zLRkT5MiUQIlCHauntings - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxM_meUps8ePTwq7hLiYjlzSs-UqWtrfp&si=ddRW_lx1pXQrxLUCCreepalachia was started and will remain as a show diving into the dark, strange, unknown, tragic, and heroic stories of J.D. 's homeland. These hills have stories. LONG LIVE APPALACHIA!Disclaimer:The stories, views, and opinions shared by guests on Creepalachia are solely those of the individuals speaking and do not necessarily reflect the views of the host or the show. Creepalachia does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of guest statements and is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or outcomes related to their content. All discussions are presented for storytelling, educational, and entertainment purposes only. Viewers are encouraged to research and form their own conclusions.Support the showAre you an Appalachian with a creepy experience to tell? Email us at [email protected] and tell us all about it. We could possibly get you on the show!