HHS Classic Ep 68 Captain Grant's B & B

Hillbilly Horror Stories Paranormal Podcast

Jerry Paulley

History, Natural Sciences, Religion & Spirituality, Science

4.7 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2023

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Tracy and Jerry discuss Captain Grants Bed and Breakfast in Connecticut, Octagon Hall, a museum in Kentucky and Mirjam Manor, a winery in New York.

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0:00.0	You are listening to a hillbilly horror stories classic episode.
0:04.1	This podcast is part of the Bombod Media Network.
0:08.9	It's about to be a fun ride follow along.
0:31.8	Watch as we slide.
1:03.0	Alright, welcome everybody to episode 68 of Hillbilly Horror Stories and please welcome
1:11.3	back my voice.
1:12.3	There's been on about a three week vacation.
1:14.3	And of course I'm joined by my lovely wife Tracy.
1:19.7	Thank you, honey, Benny.
1:20.8	What's up, peeps?
1:22.6	We have three unique stories.
1:26.1	Here's the situation.
1:27.2	We did a couple stories last week and then we had an interview that we've got great response
1:31.9	on Brian's story that we did that he came on and told him people been overwhelmed by
1:37.1	some of the stuff that he said.
1:38.9	So thank you and I know he thanks you for all the outpouring of support that you guys gave.
1:45.2	But the two stories that we did, we did Hexham heads and then we did another story that
1:50.1	was about 9-1-1 cause.
1:54.3	But they were stories that you guys weren't really familiar with.
1:58.2	Some people at Hexham heads, nobody had heard the other one.
2:00.7	We got a really good response that you guys liked that.
2:03.0	You liked the idea of hearing something that you didn't know anything about.
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