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 is haunted by tragic events that occurred to previous owners and residents of the plantation.  The Spalding is primarily haunted by former hotel guests, who return (or exist in a parallel realm) to a favorite vacation site.  (Note: There is at least one exception, and Fiona will describe that in the next podcast.)

In this podcast, Fiona provides an overview of the Spalding.  She talks about the ghosts at the end of the guest wing, and the Native American lore that may attract or lend power to its ghosts.

She also explains the odd entity — or projection — she encountered during an earlier investigation at the Spalding Inn.

Fiona talks about the daytime anomalies upstairs at the hotel, and the sense of “stepping back into an earlier time” that guests can experience in the dining room as well as in the guest rooms.

Listen to this 14-minute podcast right now (MP3)

Link: The Spalding Inn, Whitefield, NH

Music: Zombie, written & orchestrated by Devin Anderson

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