Huz Ghost Stories

Welcome to another new episode of Huz Ghost Stories! In today's travel special we find ourselves in Whitehaven Cemetery in Grand Island, New York. After Cold Springs and Delaware Road it was nice to experience, a calm and lovely cemetery! Join us as we check out what the spirits of Whitehaven have to say.

Welcome to another travel episode of Huz Ghost Stories! Today we're traveling to famed Delaware Road in Clarence Center, New York. Now, this isn't our first time talking about this sport. In last season's episode "The Haunted Roads of Buffalo" we covered Delaware Road a little bit. Back then we focused on the two ghosts that are frequently seen plus the little info on the beast. I've found more history on the road and some new beast sightings so we figured it was time to get out there. However, our time at Delaware Road was cut short as an unseen force grew impatient and forced us to leave. Watch the episode now to see what we experienced at Delaware Road!

Welcome to the season two review and wrap up! It's been an amazing season of growth, ghosts, legends and surprises. We've dug into some great, terrifying legends, learned about some tragic histories, and met some interesting spirits. So stop in and take a stroll down memory lane with us.  Oh, and you have to meet our new cohost Tyler!

Well this one is definitely a wild ride! In this audio exclusive, Alex and Sean are taken on a surprising adventure - they are told four tales regarding Italian Sex Mummies! Content warning on this one.

Welcome to the second part of our investigation at the Dunkirk Lighthouse! In this video the sun has gone down, the moon has risen, and three of us begin our investigation. This was an incredible experience and we got some great footage. Enjoy!

In today's Huz Ghost Stories Alex, Sean, and myself take a trip out to the historic Dunkirk Lighthouse! We start our trip off by taking a guided tour of the lighthouse, the home, and the coast guard building. After that, the lights go out and the investigation begins!  

The final leg of our Ohio trip! We took a trip to the Edgewood Cemetery in Ashtabula, Ohio to find the graves of the McAdams family. The legend says that the eldest daughter murdered the mother and other children of the family before the father made her disappear. The legend also says that the ghost of the eldest daughter continues to haunt the family graves and poison the energy of the cemetery.

Following our adventures in Cleveland, we decided to stop by a couple cemeteries in Ashtabula. The first of which was the small Chestnut Grove Cemetery. We weren't expecting much, in fact we mocked that this would be a quick visit. How wrong we were.  

And now for part two of our travel special to Lakeview Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio! Last episode saw us search for the Gatekeeper of the Cemetery and The Haserot Angel. In this episode we head over to President Garfield's memorial to see if we can contact him.

If you're driving through Cleveland, Ohio then you should definitely spend some time at the Lakeview Cemetery. This gorgeous cemetery is beautifully well kept, has some amazing headstones, a wonderful chapel, and is home to famous burials. In part one of this two part special we seek out the Guarding of Lakeview Cemetery so I may get his blessing to try communicating with some spirits. We also seek out the famed Haserot Angel to see just what's happening there.

The Riverside Inn stood as a staple of fine dining and lodging in Cambridge Springs, PA for many years. It's history was long, starting as a wellness spa where guests could come drink the natural spring water. However, there wasn't any real benefit from doing so. Eventually the fad ended and the Riverside Inn pivoted into being a luxury hotel for travelers with it's own theater and dining room attached. Eventually becoming a historic site, the Riverside Inn became an attraction to locals and travelers alike. Some guests never elected to leave, though. Before a tragic fire burned the Inn to the ground it had become a paranormal hotspot. Guests would speak of their own ghostly encounters and the Riverside Inn was even featured in an episode of The Dead Files. Since the Inn no longer exists, it's impossible to know just what happened inside those walls once the lights were off. 

In today's episode we take a look at a rather infamous house located in the small town of Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. The house at 133 Kiester Road doesn't look like anything out of the ordinary. Driving by you wouldn't realize this house once housed an incredibly powerful evil spirit. According to legend Samuel Mohawk was a Native American that murdered a white family in the town's early history. The rest of the town formed a mob and hanged Samuel, even though Samuel pleaded to be shot instead. Years later a fraternity was living in this house when they started experiencing strange phenomena. They named their spirit Ted and things were friendly enough until Ted started to show a darker side. Eventually the men of the house held a séance using a spirit board. The wicked spirit grew more powerful, unleashing it's rage amongst the fraternity until they all moved out. It's believed the spirit unleashed within those walls was none other than Samuel Mohawk.

Earlier this season we did an episode focusing on the legend of the Buffalo Central Terminal and the ghosts that call it home. From our research it sounded like the Terminal had been abandoned for nearly a hundred years and left us with more questions than answers. Shortly after that episode aired a Buffalo native, Chris, contacted us to answer those questions. He worked on the restoration crew and was one of the tour guides for their ghost tours. He corrected a lot of the inaccuracies we found and gave us a greater picture of the Terminal's history. Chris provided us with so much information and so many pictures that we knew we had to do a follow up episode. In this episode we present the information we were given to help give everyone a better picture of this historical site. Check out the video version on YouTube to see the pictures Chris sent out way!

Welcome to Part Two of our Mercyhurst University Travel Special! In Part On we broke down the history and many ghost stories surrounding Mercyhurst University. Now we bring you the footage from our trip there. Alex takes us to some of the known hotspots as well as some lesser know legends. I recommend checking out the video version on YouTube or Spotify because we got some incredible footage of orbs and anomalies. Check out the episode and let us know what you think!

Mercyhurst University is one of the Erie's best colleges students can attend. They've got a robust catalogue of degree options to choose from a beautiful campus to explore, and a plethora of sports teams to cheer on. Mercyhurst also has the best ghost stories in the area. This historic campus has it all from cursed rings, tragic deaths, exploding mirrors, mysteries, and even the ghost of a nun that still walks the halls. Many people allege that these are just ghost stories and legends, nothing more to scare incoming freshman. However, there are those who claim to have had a terrifying encounter or two with these ghosts. In part one of this two part special we dive into the history behind Mercyhurst and some of its more famous ghost stories. The second part will show the footage we got while traveling throughout the campus and its haunted buildings. 

Grove City College has always had a history of being a conversative Christian school but that doesn't mean it's free of any mysteries. In fact, this school has two big shadows hanging around the corner. The first is the ghost of Gwendolyn and the second is the ghost of a young girl who hanged herself in what's now known as the Lily Room. These tales alone would make excellent ghost stories but there's an interesting twist: both stories have two very different variations. One version of each story is your standard ghost story while the other version contains a much more religious slant including seances and demons. Which version might be true? Is the school trying to cover something up?

Penn State Behrend started as a small annex of Penn State University, most of the students enrolling in engineering degrees. The school has grown over the last thirty years and become one of the top schools in the area. However, it's not just a beacon for the living. This college has many spooks living on campus including the famous Henry and the spirit trapped in the infamous room 604. Join us as we look into the haunted dormitories and apartments to see what's happening at Penn State Behrend.

Gannon University is one of Erie's most well known colleges. Students travel from all over the world to attend this Catholic college located in the heart of downtown Erie. Erie's historic downtown has it's own spooky legends but Gannon has a few spooks of its own. One centers around a frat house that had a ghostly visitor attend a party, right before some poltergeist-like activity occurred. The other is a friendly ghost named George that likes to hang around Schuster Theatre. Join us as we look into the histories of these two legends!

Edinboro University is one of many colleges surrounding the Erie area. This school is well known for its phenomenal education degree programs and wrestling team. The community loves to celebrate Edinboro's accomplishments. However, many people don't know about the dark stories and legends surrounding the school. From dark voids in the woods to covens of witches to dark entities prowling the halls, there is a lot of activity happening here. Join us as we dive into the history to see if there's any truth to these tales or its just some college hazing. 

Welcome to our first Surprise Episode! In these episodes Andrew will find a whacky, strange, weird, or absurd ghost story from somewhere in the world. He'll do all the research while keeping Alex and Sean in the dark before bringing them together for a surprise recording. It's at the time Andrew will reveal what he discovered while Alex and Sean react to what they're hearing for the first time. 

In this exciting first episode Andrew brings up the absurd history of The Lincoln Park Golf Course in San Francisco, California. This course is regarded as one of the top public golf courses on the west coast and is the location for multiple championships. The location itself is beautiful as it sits atop a bluff overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge and bay below. However, if you decide to play a round of golf you'll be surprised to find the course as multiple tombstones, grave markers, and memorials around. Turns out, this was formerly the site of two cemeteries. Due to exuberant costs and the golf course sitting atop the area, many of the bodies were left buried. Many of the headstones were moved however, there were some that had to be left behind as well. Join us as we dive into this weird, macabre history!

The Buffalo Central Terminal is a beautiful and historic train station located in Buffalo, NY. While the Terminal no longer operates as a train station it is still a bustling place that hosts many events throughout the year. However, its sad history from the war and decades being abandoned have left a ghostly stain. People have claimed to see incredible amounts of orbs but that's not the only phenomenon to be witnessed. Famous ghosts such as Rose, Zachary, and the little girl call this station their eternal home. Join us as we dive into the rich history of Buffalo Central Terminal and the ghosts that now live there. 

The small town of Chadd's Ford, Pennsylvania doesn't seem like much on the surface. East of Philadelphia, this town has a population of less than 4,000 and is known mostly for its wineries and museums. Driving through this rural area would leave you with a peaceful feeling. However, that feeling erodes when you drive down Cossart Road. There is a house on this hill steeped in darkness, known as The Cult House. The wealthy DuPont family lived in this house but a paranoia about their fortune led to some disturbing acts. Their want for a pure bloodline led them to incestuous relationships. Legend says that eventually the babies were so deformed that family took to burying them beneath the fabled Skull Tree. Now, the house is rumored to be a hot spot for cult activities including human sacrifices. These legends and rumors have led to Cossart Road receiving a new name, Devil's Road. Join us as we dive into this area's twisted history.   

Gore Orphanage is a chilling legend based out of Vermillion, Ohio. This story tells the tale of an enraged old man that burns down an orphanage, murdering all the children inside. While this ghost story is dark and scary enough for any campfire, the actual history is much more tragic. There was no Gore Orphanage, there was no enraged old man. However, there are three different historical tales that are blended to create the legend of Gore Orphanage. There's the tragic fire that burned down an elementary school, killing more than one hundred children. There's the story of the spiritualists performing seances at their home, using their grandchildren as conduits to contact the spirits of lost children. There's the story of the Light of Hope Orphanage where the owners didn't care for the children at all, forcing them to live in squalor and work on nearby farms. Join us as we break down this macabre history and dissect what's actually going on on Gore Orphanage Road. 

This week we're taking a look at the Secrets of Tinker's Hollow. If you visit Conneaut, Ohio you'll find a a typical small town. If you dive into the history you'll discover that a pioneering foundryman lived in the area, Old Man Tinker. The Tinker Foundry produced an iron so strong it was said to be stronger than steel and never rusted. They used this iron to make many different tools and machines but they also used it to make headstones. These special, metal headstones would never wear and fade like stone. Between these headstones, the machines and tools, and the eventual mowing machine Old Man Tinker earned himself a fortune. However, a mysterious death leaves this and his family leaving the land behind to fall into a decrepit state. These events mixed with Tinker's missing treasure, an abandoned house, and a Native American burial ground left the area with a great legend that's passed from person to person now. Does Old Man Tinker haunt his former property? Do the spirits of angry Native Americans protect the area? Join us as we dive into the Secrets of Tinker's Hollow!

We've made it to our first travel episode of the season! We're looking at the dark history of two of Presque Isle's most popular spots - Misery Bay and Graveyard Pond. Presque Isle itself was an important part of the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. These two locations, though, saw some exceptional tragedy. Expecting an attack by the British coming from Buffalo, Erie's forces were stocked on two ships in Misery Bay. The attack never came but the crew suffered from an outbreak of small pox. With the dead quickly piling up, the commanding officer made decision to dump the bodies in Little Bay and the nearby pond. The sickness didn't stop spreading, so to save the rest of his healthy men, he ordered any sick soldiers to be dumped and drowned in the pond. These hardships and tragedies would lead to the nicknames Misery Bay and Graveyard Pond being given to the areas. These names have stood the test of time as people continue to frequent the area for fishing and other activities. However, legend says if you stay past sunset you'll see the ghosts of these lost soldiers emerge from the water and patrol the area until sunrise. 

We head down there today to see what we can feel and experience. Check out the video version to see our footage from our trip to Misery Bay and Graveyard Pond. In this audio version you can hear my narration and then our wrap up.