The Haunting of The Humbird Historic Bar and Hotel, Part Two | Guests Matt Hawkes & Elizabeth Havenor

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🗓️ 12 August 2025

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Nestled in the rural beauty of Wisconsin, The Humbird Historic Bar and Hotel offers more than just a place to rest or have a drink in the bar—it's a doorway into the past, where history and the supernatural intertwine. This historic establishment dates back to 1869 and has witnessed its share of tragedy, including a smallpox outbreak that claimed the lives of many who once sought refuge within its walls. Today, The Humbird continues to serve travelers, but some of its most poignant guests never left. The Humbird offers an eerie blend of hospitality, haunting, and adventure. Is it just the echoes of history, or do the souls who once stayed here never truly leave?

Today on The Grave Talks, The Humbird Historic Bar and Hotel, a conversation with owners Matt Hawkes and Elizabeth Havenor. This is Part Two of our conversation.

For more information, visit their website at humbirdhotelbar.com.

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0:28.7	A better help ad.
0:30.6	Lewis Capaldi partnered with Better Help to get word out about how important therapy can be.
0:36.6	I struggle most weeks to get up, get myself up and ready and go to therapy or whatever.
0:42.2	Even like to open the laptop to talk to, my therapist sometimes could be really difficult.
0:46.6	But I do it because I realise how important it is for me to continue to feel good.
0:51.2	Because I felt the best I've felt in a long time through therapy.
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0:57.9	Learn more about online therapy at betterhelp.com.
1:04.3	Today on the Grave Talks, we continue our conversation about the haunting of the Humbered historic Bar and Hotel with owners Matt Hawks and Elizabeth Havener.
1:11.2	And one of the stories I saw, and I think it was on the website,
1:15.3	it's about one of the rooms has what's known as the Creeper,
1:19.1	which of course that gives me the Cheaps, just anything called The Creeper.
1:23.2	But what is that all about?
1:25.2	So what are they experiencing in that room? The creeper is that all about? So what are, what's, what are they experiencing in that room?
1:29.4	The, the creeper is that black mass entity that my husband's, so that's what, that's what you saw right off the bat then.
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