History tells the story of the world and of our lives.

Sometimes that history goes bump in the night, broadcasting from the Central

Reparity and the Supernatural in Central Florida. It's the History Goes Bump Podcast.

Welcome to this 504th episode of the History Goes Bump Podcast.

Go stores for the theater of the mind. I am your host, Diane. And this is Kelly.

Kelly, on this episode, we're going across the pond to Britain. We're going to talk about

Dartmoor. And the reason we're doing this is because as you recall on our last episode,

we did Maine's Kennabunk Port and one of the homes we covered was Captain James Fairfields.

Well, he spent time at Dartmoor Prison during the War of 1812 and you know me, my inquiring mind.

Went down that rabbit hole. I was like, it's a prison. I wonder if it's haunted. So I looked into it

sure enough. There's some haunting going on there. But while I went down that rabbit hole,

wow, there's a lot of tunnels because Dartmoor has to be one of the most mystical legendary and

superstitious places on Earth. So we have a lot of legends to share with you guys from this area.

Looking forward to it. Before we get into that, we want to welcome into this

spectacular crew, Colin with two elves, Tamra, Brandy, Carol, Lauren, and Jody with an i.e.

Thank you for joining our spectacular crew. And now this moment, Naughty.

The moment in Audity was suggested by Karen Miller. There's a corporate building located in Newark,

Ohio, along state route 16 that may give out of towners pause. Those who are familiar with the name

will immediately associate it with the well-made somewhat pricey woven baskets that were all the

craze in the 1980s and 90s, reaching their highest grossy nearer in 2000, with one billion dollars

in sales. In 1997, the Longerberger Company was doing so well that founder Dave Longerberger

decided he wanted to create a corporate headquarters building of an unusual sort. His desire was

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