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The area known today as “Waverly Hill” was purchased by Major Thomas H. Hays in 1883 as the Hays’ family home. Since any existing schools were a good distance away, Hays decided to establish a one room schoolhouse for his children to attend and hired Ms. Lizzie Lee Harris as the teacher. Ms. Harris had a fondness for author Walter Scott’s Waverley novels, and she received Hays’ permission to name the schoolhouse the Waverley School. In turn, he renamed his property Waverley Hill. At the beginning of the 20th century, Louisville, Kentucky, had the one of the highest rates of tuberculosis deaths in the United States.The beginnings of industrialism, as well as geographic make-up were contributing factors. Nestled in the Ohio Valley, Louisville doesn’t get a proper amount of fresh air flow. In an attempt to contain the disease, a “Board of Tuberculosis Hospital” was established in 1906. The search began for a proper location to construct the much-needed facility. Eventually Hays’ property was chosen for several reasons; it’sdistance from the city, its picturesque tranquil view, as well as its high altitude with increased air flow. The Board decided to keep the name Waverly, as it had a peaceful sound to it.To find out more, you'll need to listen to this week's episode. Enjoy, Ghostly Ghouls!Sources -Waverly Hills Sanatorium – Kentucky Historic InstitutionsHome - Waverly Hills SanatoriumHauntings of Waverly Hills Sanatorium - US Ghost AdventuresContact information -Instagram - @supernaturallyparanormalpodEmail - [email protected] Group - Supernaturally Paranormal PodcastStay haunted!

Sleep, child, sleep now,The coco is coming and will takeyou.Sleep, child, sleep now,The coco is coming and will eat you. The rhyme originated in the 17th century and has evolved over the years but still retains its original meaning. El Coco is a monster common to many Spanish-speaking countries. In Spain, parents will sing lullabies or tell rhymes, like the one I recited above, to children, warning them that if they do not sleep, El Coco will come to get them.Sources used for this episode - Coco (folklore) | Villains Wiki | FandomEl Cucuy - Bogeyman in Spanish Folklore | mythicalcreatures.infoCoco | Myth and Folklore Wiki | FandomContact information -Email: [email protected]: @supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook: Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

The Cathedral of Learning has immense history and culture within its walls. The National Park Service added the Cathedral of Learning to the Register of Historic Places in 1975. Even today, Cathy (as it is lovingly called by locals and students) is a beloved part of the University of Pittsburgh’s main campus. It also has a fair share of its own hauntings. Dare to join me as we dive into the history and hauntings of this incredible building.Sources:The Iconic Cathedral of Learning - Positively PittsburghHaunted University of Pittsburgh - US Ghost AdventuresContact information:Email - [email protected] - @supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook - Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

North Carolina has its share of ghost stories, unexplained phenomena, and tales of the supernatural. In Guilford County, in the North Carolina town of Jamestown, comes one such tale. It’s the tale of the spirit of a young woman who haunts the underpasses of two bridges: one is a railroad bridge over east Main Street, which is currently in use, and the other is of an abandoned bridge nearby. The abandoned underpass may the site of a fatal car accident many years ago. Whispers of this legend have persisted for a century, echoing the tragedyof a young woman named Lydia, wearing a white dress and returning from a dance when disaster struck on a rainy night in the 1920s. Her date lost control of their vehicle, slamming into a bridge. Lydia did not survive the crash, so begins the tale of the vanishing hitchhiker of Jamestown, North Carolina.Sources:Lydia: The Ghost of Jamestown Bridge | NCpediaLYDIA’S BRIDGE | William G. Pomeroy FoundationLydia, The Phantom Hitchhiker – North Carolina GhostsContact:Email - [email protected] - @supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook - Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

The Flatwoods Monster of West Virginia...extraterrestrial or owl? Personally, I think that this creature could be from another world. Never have I ever seen an owl the size of the creature locals call the Flatwoods monster. However, take a listen and let me know what you think in the comments. Alien or owl?Sources:The Flatwoods Monster | 01Was the Flatwoods Monster an Alien or an Owl? | HowStuffWorksFlatwoods Monster | Cryptid Wiki | FandomContact info:Email - [email protected] - @supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook group - Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

Union Station in St. Louis, Missouri is a beautiful building that was once a train station, but it now a hotel. This hotel has its fair share of hauntings due to its history. What do you say? Join me as we take a trip to Missouri and stay at the Union Station Hotel. Stay haunted!Sources:Union Station Historic DistrictSt. Louis Union Station's History Story - New Visions MagazineUnion Station Hotel - US Ghost AdventuresContact:[email protected]: supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook Group: Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

The Mathias Ham House: majestic, beautiful, and the home of local haunts? This mansion is gorgeous inside and out, yet rumors have it that it's also one of the most haunted places in Iowa. Have you been to this gorgeous mansion? If so, did you have any of your own experiences while there? I'd love to hear your stories. If you haven't been there, do you believe the stories behind the hauntings or are you skeptical? Let me know.Sources:Mathias Ham House | Dubuque, IA - Official WebsiteHAM HOUSEThe Mathias Ham HouseContact information:[email protected]: supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook: Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

Have you ever heard of the Wampus Cat before? Neither have I. In this week's episode, I dive into the enigma that is this cryptid of the Appalachian region. Please join me as I discuss the origin, description, and what people find so intriguing about this strange creature. Below you will find the sources I used as well as how to contact me. Until next week, stay haunted!Sources:The story of the Wampus Cat - Appalachian HistoryWampus Cat | Cryptid Wiki | FandomThe Wampus Cat Myth Explained: Origins and Sightings | HowStuffWorksContact Info:[email protected]: @supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook: Supernaturally Paranormal Podcast

Hey Ghostly Ghouls! My apologies for this episode not sounding the greatest. I'm just getting back into the swing of things and I promise you; the episodes will begin to sound better and better as each week goes on. The sources I used for this episode are listed below. You can also find my contact information below as well. Enjoy and chat next week!Sources:Plague doctor | Plague, Middle Ages, Facts, & Description | BritannicaPlague Doctor History | BLACK PLAGUE BrewingPlague doctors: Separating medical myths from facts | Live ScienceHistory of the Black Death and the Plague DoctorThe Emergence of the Plague Doctor - Central Coast Renaissance FestivalPlague Doctors, The Masked Physicians Who Fought The Black DeathWhy plague doctors wore those strange beaked masks | National Geographic7 Unsettling Facts About Plague Doctors - 7 Strange ThingsContact information:Instagram - @supernaturallyparanormalpodFacebook Group - Supernaturally Paranormal Podcastemail - [email protected]

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Hey Ghouls and Divas! This week we go on a ghost hunt in my home state of Nebraska. We are visiting the Nebraska Capital Building in Lincoln. You can find the sources I used for this episode below as well as how to follow the show.Sources:History of the Nebraska Capitol Building - Nebraska State CapitolProject Phases and Timeline - Nebraska State CapitolThe Nebraska State Capitol – Haunted HousesState Capitol might have its fair share of ghostly visitors | Culture | dailynebraskan.com Contact:[email protected]: @naturaldisastersparanormalpodFacebook group: Natural Disasters Paranormal Podcast

Today, we dive into the legend of Jenny Greenteeth based out of the U.K. Below, you can find my sources used for this episode as well as how to contact me and engage.Sources:Jenny Greenteeth | Villains Wiki | FandomThe Legend of Jenny Green-Teeth | Christopher Fowler websiteJenny Greenteeth – Dark TalesJenny Greenteeth - FairyistWho is Jenny Greenteeth? English Folklore | Mythology PlanetContact information:[email protected]: @naturaldisastersparanormalpodFacebook group: Natural Disasters Paranormal Podcast

Hey ghouls and divas! I hope you all are well! This week we are taking a little trip to Chicago and taking a tour of the Congress Plaza Hotel. Below you can find the sources I used for this episode. You can also find the details on how to contact me. Grab those drinks, sit back, and dive in as we cover the hauntings of the Hotel Congress.Sources:HistoryThe Haunted Congress Plaza Hotel | Haunted ChicagoThe King of Haunted Chicago: Ghosts of the Congress Plaza HotelHaunted Rooms - Hotel CongressWelcome to the Congress Plaza Hotel - Horror ObsessiveChicago’s Most Haunted Hotels: The Truth Behind the Hauntings | HowStuffWorksYou can email me at [email protected]: @naturaldisastersparanormalpodFacebook: Natural Disasters Paranormal PodcastStay disastrous!

Hey ghoulies and divas! Welcome to this week's episode of the Natural Disasters and Paranormal Podcast! This week we talk about the indigenous people's legend of the wendigo. I'm excited to jump into this topic so take a listen and join me on this trip. Below you can find my sources I used as well as how you can contact me. Stay disastrous!Sources:Wendigo | Description, Legend, Creature, Until Dawn, & Facts | BritannicaMore Than Monsters: The Deeper Significance of Wendigo Stories | Facing History & Ourselves7 Things You Didn't Know About Wendigos — Tales by TravelThe Wendigo, The Cannibalistic Beast Of Native American FolkloreWendigo – Flesheater of the Forests – Legends of America12 Terrifying Facts About The Wendigo And Its Dark HistoryHow to Escape or Kill a Wendigo - How Wendigoes Work | HowStuffWorksWhat is a Wendigo? The Beast with an insatiable Hunger for Human Flesh | Ancient OriginsEmail: [email protected]: @naturaldisastersparanormalpodFacebook group: Natural Disasters Paranormal Podcast

Today we go into the hauntings of the McRaven House. Below, you can find the sources I used for this episode. If you're enjoying the podcast, please be sure to like, share, and leave a 5-star review. It greatly helps get my show out there for others to hear. You can follow the show on Instagram and Facebook.McRaven House: Vicksburg’s Most Haunted Mansion - Visit VicksburgVicksburg's McRaven House: "The Most Haunted House in Mississippi" - Country Roads MagazineVicksburg's McRaven Mansion - US Ghost AdventuresGHOSTS | United States | McRaven Tour HomeMcRaven House Ghost Hunt, Vicksburg, MS | Haunted Rooms America

For the first episode for today, I go into the history of the Allen House, ever so briefly, before getting into what we're here for: the hauntings. Below you will find the sources I used for this episode. The Allen House in Monticello - Haunted House | Arkansas.com HISTORY (monticelloallenhouse.com) Old Allen House – Haunted Houses The Haunted Allen House, Monticello, AR | Haunted Rooms America Secrets of The Allen House - US Ghost Adventures Arkansas: The Haunting of the Allen House - True Crime and Chill

Is Alcatraz haunted? If so, what happened there that would result in so many hauntings and sightings of the paranormal? I have the answers. To the second question anyway. To find out for yourself, take a listen and join me in this tale about the world's most infamous prison. Please see below for my sources that I used for this episode. Stay disastrous, everyone! BOP: Alcatraz Is Alcatraz Haunted? Unveiling the Supernatural Tales (graylineofsanfrancisco.com) The Dark Side of San Francisco: Why is Alcatraz So Haunted? - The Haunt Ghost Tours 3 Famous Ghosts that Haunt Alcatraz Island (alcatraz-experience.com) Alcatraz: Island of Evil Spirits - FoundSF Please also visit my Instagram at naturaldisastersparanormalpod for pictures on this haunted place.

This week we dive into the history and hauntings of the Red Onion Saloon in Skagway, Alaska. Below you can find a list of all the sources I used for this episode as well as where you can find me. Red Onion Saloon - The Little House of Horrors ABOUT US (redonion1898.com) Red Onion Saloon – Skagway, Alaska - Gastro Obscura (atlasobscura.com) The Haunted Red Onion Saloon, Skagway, Alaska | Haunted Rooms America The Red Onion Saloon | Horror (vocal.media) Red Onion Saloon and Brothel Museum – Haunted Houses This Alaska Saloon Is Said To Be One Of The Most Haunted Places In America (grunge.com) This Haunted Brothel Museum In Alaska Is Not For The Faint Of Heart (onlyinyourstate.com) Northwestern Ghosts and Hauntings: Lydia's Ghost -The Red Onion Saloon - Skagway, Alaska You can find me on Instagram at naturaldisastersparanormalpod and on Facebook at Natural Disasters Paranormal Podcast.