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Civil War and Ghost Stories
by Stevie Barto
Join us for historic events relating to the American Civil War and those involved, as well as supernatural stories.
Episodes
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S2 E2: Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
Who was "Stonewall"? We know of his name, but how well do we really know him? Tune in to this episode to learn all about the exciting life (and death) of this famous Civil War general.
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S2 E1: The Mirror & Phantom Payphone
To ring in the new season, CWGS presents not one, but TWO spooky stories. Don't forget to subscribe and comment your favorite part of the episode! Thank you so much for supporting the podcast.
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Episode 22: Angels, Spies, and Women in Disguise
In the final episode of the season, Civil War and Ghost Stories highlights the brave and often overlooked women of the American Civil War. Discover how some women stepped outside social norms and made a difference that still resonates today, inspiring you to see history from a new perspective....
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Episode 21: Haunted Charleston II
We're back with another chilling installment of Civil War and Ghost Stories into the haunted heart of Charleston, South Carolina. The two spooky spots discussed in this episode are The Blind Tiger Pub (1893) and The Powder Magazine (1713). Both historic landmarks are rife with supernatural...
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Episode 20: The 8 Reasons the American Civil War Happened
Host of the podcast Civil War and Ghost Stories dives into what she believes to be the eight significant reasons the American Civil War (1861-1865) happened. In this episode, we explore the rising tensions leading up to the United States' most devastating war of the 19th Century. While we learn...
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Episode 19: Haunted Charleston
In this chilling installment of Civil War and Ghost Stories, we journey into the haunted heart of Charleston, South Carolina. Discover the lingering spirit of George Poirer at the historic F.W. Wagener Building, where whispers of tragedy echo through its walls. Then descend into the eerie depths…
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Episode 18: The H.L. Hunley Submarine, Civil War
Join host Stevie Barto as she takes us on a tale of human tragedy, loss and starvation, and perseverance. The H.L. Hunley was both a success and a travesty for the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. Tune in to learn more about key players, why men opted to get inside of the death…
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Episode 17: Typhoid Mary
Step into the eerie world of Civil War and Ghost Stories as host Stevie Barto unearths the chilling tale of Mary Mallon—better known as “Typhoid Mary.” In this haunting episode, we trace Mary’s tragic journey from a hardworking immigrant cook to an infamous symbol of silent contagion. Discover…
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Episode 16: John Wilkes Booth and His Co-Conspirators (Part III)
We tie up our 3 part series with the exploration of J. Wilkes Booth’s final moments, the capture of his remaining comrades, and the military trial that followed. To this day there are a multitude of conspiracy theories about this timeline and murder plot, so it’s up to you to decide what you...
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Episode 15: John Wilkes Booth and His Co-Conspirators (Part II)
What drives a man to commit the unthinkable? On April 14, 1865, John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Abraham Lincoln, plunging a nation into chaos and sorrow. But the story doesn’t end there. There were two more assassination plots that your history class likely didn’t teach you. Join us on...
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Episode 14: John Wilkes Booth & His Co-Conspirators Part I
In this episode, we explore the intricate web of conspiracy surrounding John Wilkes Booth, the notorious assassin of President Abraham Lincoln. Discover the lesser-known tale of Booth's original plot: a daring scheme to kidnap the President and exchange him for Confederate prisoners. We unravel…
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Episode 13: Abraham Lincoln’s Final Hours, Civil War
Abraham Lincoln’s assassination had a profound impact on American history. Dive into his final hours with me as we recognize the 159th anniversary of his death.
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Episode 12: Cavalier Hotel, Ghost Story
Unlock the secrets of legendary hauntings in this episode, where I explore the ghostly lore of the historic Cavalier Hotel. Nestled on the shores of Virginia Beach, this elegant landmark hides a dark past of unexplained phenomena and mysterious deaths. Together we will discover the chilling tales...
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Episode 11: Creole General PGT Beauregard, Civil War
Beauregard’s military career was distinguished by his strategic acumen and his leadership on the battlefield, from the opening shots at Fort Sumter to the early stages of the Battle of Shiloh. His post-war endeavors in politics and business reflected his desire to rebuild the South and promote...
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Episode 10: The Alamo, Ghost Stories
Join us this week as we explore the hauntings of the famous battleground, The Alamo. Are there really spirits lingering here or just tourists’ imaginations? “Remember the Alamo!!”
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Episode 9: General William T. Sherman, Civil War
The episode provides an overview into the life of General William T. Sherman, shedding light on his struggles with PTSD.
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Episode 8: The Haunting at Rosewood Manor, Ghost Story
In this episode of CW&GS, journey into the heart of New England to uncover the haunting tale of Rosewood Manor. Built by the wealthy Pembroke family in the late 1700s, this majestic colonial-era mansion hides a tragic secret. Discover the story of Emily, the youngest Pembroke daughter, whose...
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Episode 7: Harriet Tubman, Civil War
In this episode, we dive into the extraordinary life of Harriet Tubman, focusing on her lesser-known role as a Union Army spy during the American Civil War. From her early years as a slave to her daring escape and subsequent work on the Underground Railroad, Tubman's story is one of courage and...
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Episode 6: Jennie Hill, Ghost Story
Set in 1800’s. Captain Hill favored his 13 year old Jennie above his other children, and wished to marry her to a wealthy, well-educated man. However, a 20 year man named Tom Freeman was incredibly in love with young Jennie. When the Captain refused to allow the marriage, Tom became desperate and...
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Episode 5: Henry Timrod, Civil War
Henry Timrod (1828-1867), Charleston South Carolina. Known famously as “the poet of the Confederacy”
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Episode 4: The Old Brick Kiln, Ghost Story
This episode includes interesting history on Boone Hall Plantation’s industrial brickyard, which is now residential Brickyard Plantation in Charleston SC. It also includes a ghost story of an enslaved woman that may or may not have died a tragic death in the historic brick kiln that still stands…
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Episode 3: Mathew Brady, Civil War
This episode is a short story of a man that revolutionized photojournalism and the mindset of war for the American people. Learn about Mathew Brady and his accomplishments and be sure to give the podcast a follow! Credits: “Mr. Lincoln’s Camera Man Mathew B. Brady” by Roy Meredith &...
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Episode 2: The Pittee Children, Ghost Story
Join myself and the spirits of the late Pittee children of the St Augustine Lighthouse for an exciting ghost story! And in my opinion, unsolved mystery. Was it an accident or something more sinister? Do you believe in ghosts? Source:...
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Episode 1: Robert Gould Shaw, Civil War
On this episode I discuss the short and extraordinary life of Union Army commander Robert Gould Shaw. Known for his leadership of 54th Massachusetts Infantry, one of the United States first African American troops, Shaw displayed great bravery and respect for his soldiers until the very end.
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Civil War and Ghost Stories Introduction
Civil War and Ghost Stories dives deep into one of the most significant and bloody periods in American history—the Civil War— and presents chilling tales, local legends, and reported hauntings, raising the question of whether spirits truly linger from this violent past or if it's merely…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Join us for historic events relating to the American Civil War and those involved, as well as supernatural stories.
HOSTED BY
Stevie Barto
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