The world's most haunted cave. I'm

I'm Rebecca Leib.

And this is Ghost Town. We talk about a lot of haunted things on this podcast. We talk about haunted houses, inns, buses, amusement parks, but I don't think we have talked about a haunted cave yet, if I recall. I don't think we have so. So you guys buckle up because we're

going to talk about the cave of Pan aka de Velle's cave or the Cave of Pendelli.

Three names, one cave.

I hope I'm saying those names right too.

They're all old Greek names except Cave of Pan.

I know I'm saying that correctly because I took one class in college on Greek mythology and I'm an expert now.

So here we are. The Cave of Pan is kind of what we're going to be calling it because it sounds much cooler, not cooler, just more esoteric, is a very well-known

cave in Pentelli, not to be confused with Pandelli, one of the cave names, a mountain to the north of Athens, Greece.

Pandelli Mountain is most famous because it was where the marble from the Parthenon was mined from,

and you can actually still see the tracks.

That old thing? That old thing.

That old thing.

You know, a little, a little, ditty, little shack type place that we used to call the

Parthenon.

Very important.

I still call it that, so I have not forgotten.

Yeah, when I think of the Parthenon I think about there's a Greek late night place

where I went to college that was called Parthenon Euros.

So I think of that first and then I think of the

Parthan and Parthan. Then I think of this mountain. Anyway that was very cool a lot of

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