The Ghosts of Appalachia, Part One | Guests Pam Huff and Rhiannon Kennedy

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🗓️ 9 April 2025

⏱️ 40 minutes

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How haunted is West Virginia? According to Appalachian Ghost Tours—very. Founded by Pam Huff, Rhiannon Kennedy, and Mark Covey, Appalachian Ghost Tours is more than just a group of paranormal enthusiasts—they’re also on a mission to revive small-town tourism by shining a light on West Virginia’s haunted history. From the eerie Maybeury Mansion to the tragic past of the Price Mansion property, the team shares ghostly experiences and how they’re helping local communities grow through the power of paranormal tourism. We explore the mysteries of West Virginia and ask the ultimate question: What really lurks in the shadows of these forgotten locations?
Today on the Grave Talks, we talk about Appalachian Ghost Tours, a conversation with founders Pam Huff and Rhiannon Kennedy.

And that wraps up part one of our conversation with Pam Huff and Rhiannon Kennedy about Appalachian Ghost Tours. For more information, just search Appalachian Ghost Tours on Facebook.

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0:00.0	Today on the Grave Talks, the Ghosts of Appalachia, a conversation with Pam Huff and Riannon Kennedy.
0:20.6	How haunted is West Virginia? According to Appalachian Ghost Tours, Very.
0:23.0	Founded by Pam Huff, Rianan Kennedy, and Mark Covey, Appalachian Ghost Tours is more than just a group of paranormal enthusiasts.
0:31.0	They're also on a mission to revive small-town tourism by shining a light on West Virginia's haunted history. From the Erie Mayberry
0:39.8	mansion to the tragic past of the Price Mansion property, the team shares ghostly
0:45.3	experiences and how they're helping local communities grow through the power of paranormal
0:50.2	tourism. We explore the mysteries of West Virginia and ask the ultimate question,
0:56.7	what really lurks in the shadows of those forgotten locations. Today on the Grave Talks, we talk
1:04.0	about Appalachian Ghost Tours, a conversation with founders Pam Huff and Riannon Kennedy.
1:13.4	So with Appalachian Ghost Tours, you guys founded this along with Mark.
1:18.3	Is it Covey or Covey?
1:20.6	Covey.
1:21.5	How did this come about?
1:24.2	Well, we started this.
1:26.0	We had all attended different events through a group called Honan Beckley.
1:32.6	And they were also in Southern West Virginia.
1:36.0	And we had enjoyed those events, but we wanted something more, you know, different locations, things like that. So we started talking one day and said, well, you know, different locations, things like that.
1:45.0	So we started talking one day and said, well, you know, why don't we do something similar?
1:51.7	And we did.
1:54.5	It was that simple.
1:57.0	I work with a festival in McDowow County, which is the poorest county in the United States,
2:06.3	and it's an economic development project that was developed there, a motorcycle sports car ride.
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