The Gates of Hell – Stull, Kansas

Strange Matters Podcast

Campfire Audio Productions

Science, History, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences

4.4 • 987 Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2017

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

To wrap up the month of September we have a special guest episode where we interview Stephanie Craig on one of her favorite legends, The Gates of Hell in Stull, Kansas. Stephanie is a fellow podcaster, traveler and history fanatic so be sure to check out her website www.historyfangirl.com.
Stull is the very definition of a small town with just a few inhabitants and a small number of buildings within the city limits. However the lore that is interwoven into the history of Stull reaches far and wide, as it is said to contain one of the Gates of Hell. Its believed that on Halloween and the Spring Solstice the Devil comes to Earth through this gate to summon the spirits of those who died in violent ways. While some of the legends might be thought to be far-fetched, there are numerous rumors of strange encounters that have occurred on the cemetery property in Stull, including the demolishing of the church in a most mysterious manner.

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0:00.0	Oh, Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Strange Matters
0:27.4	podcast. Here at Strange Matters we discuss all that is mysterious, bizarre
0:31.9	and unexplained.
0:33.2	My name is Eric, and I will be your host for this episode.
0:37.0	In this special episode, I am excited to announce
0:39.4	that we are joined by our special guest Stephanie Craig.
0:43.2	Stephanie, welcome.
0:44.8	Hi, thank you so much for having me.
0:46.9	So Stephanie is a fellow podcaster and a history buff
0:51.0	and has her own website which is
0:53.0	W.
0:55.0	History fan girl.com.
0:57.0	So Stephanie, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself?
1:00.0	Yeah, so I am a travel and history blogger.
1:04.0	And I started my podcast over the summer and I basically what I do is I travel full time to places that are historic places and then I write about them and now I do
1:16.4	interviews with experts about them so like for example the Roman Forum or the
1:21.2	Acropolis and or places like Madicello in the US.
1:26.3	But I have like a soft spot for still and so last year when I was on my cross-country road trip. I made an effort to go back and see it again and I wrote
1:38.1	an article for my website but it doesn't really fit my podcast but I want people
1:42.2	to know about it so I'm so excited to talk about it with you guys because it's so much better for your
1:47.0	podcast. Awesome very cool and yeah that sounds like a really exciting and spontaneous lifestyle,
1:53.9	so we're definitely very excited to have you here
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