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Laconia, NH Ghostly Places – Podcast

By On 31 October 2011 · 2 Comments

Laconia, New Hampshire is a gold mine of haunted locations.  This is Part 2 (of 2) about haunted places around Tilton, Franklin, and Laconia, New Hampshire.

In the previous ghost podcast, Fiona Broome discussed these locations:

1. Hall Memorial Library, [...]

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Tilton Mystery Tunnel - from the outside

Podcast: Tilton Mystery Tunnel; Webster Place

By On 6 October 2011 · 2 Comments

Here’s background information connected with my podcast about the Tilton Mystery Tunnel and true ghost stories around Franklin, NH, especially at Webster Place.

In this article, you’ll learn more history and see some of my photos (a few are large) related to the strange and haunted sites.

This isn’t a “ghost story” podcast.  It will [...]

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Using History to Find Haunted Sites

By On 14 December 2010 · Leave a Comment

Public sites are among my favorite locations for research, and also for training new team members.

I’ve also talked about the importance of using haunted cemeteries for those purposes. (That’s why I go into such detail in Ghost Hunting in Haunted Cemeteries.)

They’re still my most important research and [...]

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Franklin Historical Society’s Ghosts – NH

By On 8 October 2010 · 8 Comments

The Franklin Historical Society is located at Webster Place in Franklin, New Hampshire.  The building is a Colonial-era home — once the residence of Daniel Webster — with a large Victorian addition.

After its years as an early American residence (owned by the Haddock and Webster families, among others), [...]

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Ghosts of the Spalding Inn – part two

By On 29 January 2010 · Leave a Comment

The Spalding Inn, in Whitefield, New Hampshire, is known as a cozy, comfortable hotel… and a very haunted hotel.

In this 20 minute podcast, ghost researcher Fiona Broome talks about ghosts and other entities at the Spalding Inn.

From the “half-vampire” to the spectres of Anna Spalding and Mrs. Fairchild, Fiona talks about where [...]

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Ghosts of the Spalding Inn – part one

By On 15 January 2010 · 3 Comments

In the first of a two-part podcast, Fiona Broome describes her experiences at the haunted Spalding Inn in Whitefield, New Hampshire.

Fiona first explains how the Spalding Inn is similar to Lousiana’s haunted Myrtles Plantation.  Both seem cute by day, and change dramatically after dark.

However, that’s where the similarity ends.  The Myrtles [...]

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Northfield and Tilton, NH… in the rain

By On 29 August 2009 · 4 Comments

In Ghost Hunting in Haunted Cemeteries, I mention one eerie cemetery in Northfield-Tilton, New Hampshire.  (The boundaries between Northfield and Tilton aren’t always clear.  I think this cemetery is in Northfield, but I could be wrong.)

Several graves in that cemetery indicate good activity.

Last night, we took photos of rain orbs for my upcoming [...]

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Spalding Inn

By On 22 May 2009 · 8 Comments

The Spalding Inn in Whitefield, New Hampshire is the kind of location that every ghost hunter dreams of.

The hotel is owned by ghost hunters Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson (famous for TAPS and the Ghost Hunters TV show) and their families.

In addition, parts of the hotel are delightfully haunted.

I’ve [...]

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Ghosts of Portsmouth, NH – South Street cemetery

By On 15 September 2008 · 17 Comments

Many ghost hunters know a few haunted locations that consistently provide ghostly phenomena.

One of the largest and most haunted cemeteries in Portsmouth, NH fits that description.

South Street cemetery isn’t the official name of the location, but it’s what most people call it.  This lovely, slightly eerie cemetery is at the [...]

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Vale End and Pukwudgies

By On 20 June 2008 · 1 Comment

On 17 June 2008, I was on the Ghost Chronicles International radio show as Ron Kolek‘s co-host. Our guest was Christopher Balzano, the founder and lead investigator of Massachusetts Paranormal Crossroads. The topic was

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