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

Sometimes that history goes bump in the night.

Broadcasting from the center of oddity and the supernatural in central Florida.

It's the History Goes Bump podcast.

Hello, you sputacular people.

Welcome to History Goes Bump Redux.

I am your host, Diane.

And this is Kelly. Kelly on this episode,

we're winding back to one of our first episodes, The Faring Tavern, which is located in Massachusetts.

Are you ready to go back? I'm ready.

I'm ready. The Faring Tavern Museum is located in Wareham, Massachusetts, and has original parts that have stood for 335 years.

Its history is rooted in the incorporation of the town, which was considered the gateway to

Cape Cod and has had literally thousands of people passed through its doors. The name comes from the

family who kept it and managed it for over 200 years. The tavern is considered by paranormal

investigators to be one of the most haunted locations on the South Coast.

Join us as we explore the history and hauntings of the Faring Tavern.

Music The South Coast is a coastal region that stretches from the eastern border of Rhode Island to the Cape Cod Canal.

That's a new term, but what isn't new is how attractive the area was to European settlers.

The Plymouth Colony was the first permanent European settlement in New England and was founded in 1620. The land was ripe for planting and being near the water would help with mills, shipbuilding,

and fishing. Part of Plymouth Colony was the Agawam Plantation, which gets its name from the indigenous

group that had lived here and spoke the Algonquin language. 8,000 acres was bought from the tribe by the Plymouth Colony.

The plantation was founded in 1636 and was part of the Connecticut Colony and defected a few

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