You're going to Welcome to the new episode of American Hauntings, the podcast dedicated to the history, hauntings, legends and Lour of America's Past.

Show is hosted by Cody Beck and Troy Taylor,

and we want to welcome you to our fourth season,

Haunted New Orleans.

If you're tuning into the podcast for the first time,

we suggest you start listening to the

haunted New Orleans season with episode 53 which is where this season begins and

where we set the stage for the many dark tales ahead in each episode of the

season we'll be revealing the history, mystery,

spirits, scandals and sends of New Orleans, a city we believe is the most haunted in America.

So check all the doors and windows, put some more wood on the fire, and get ready for the next

episode of Haunted New Orleans. You're going to

You're in. In the heart of New Orleans French Quarter just beyond Jackson Square and the St. Louis Cathedral is the Bourbon Orleans in the and the impression in the shape of ghosts and spirits. There are many haunted hotels in New Orleans but for sheer variety nothing rivals the many hauntings of the

Bourbon Orleans. The street on which this graceful hotel now stands was there when New Orleans was in its infancy.

The avenue bore the name Orleans and it became the center of the growing settlement.

The original city that we now know is the French quarter.

Populated first by the French quarter.

Populated first by the French, it became a mixing pot of cultures attracting both the

rich and the poor.

The blend of French, African, and Spanish became known as Creole, a term used in many culinary, cultural, linguistic, and architectural

variations that sets the city apart from anywhere else in America.

It was the Creole society that built the city and made it something that can never be imitated or replaced.

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