Booze & Ghouls

Join husband and wife team, Stan and Colleen, as they dive into all things spooky and paranormal. In this episode - Colleen tells the story of Duckett’s Grove in County Carlow Ireland. Where ruins from a dramatic and elegant home, now serves the county some spooky tales in the gardens. Feel free to visit, if you dare.Stan shares one of his very first paranormal stories from his personal collection. Since he was a child, he has been subjected to some creepy experiences and today you will hear one from his very first memories. If you like what you hear, do all the things to make sure you remember to come back next week. Every Monday a new episode drops and you never know where we take you - or what warnings you may miss out on hearing! Thanks for joining us here at Booze & Ghouls!---Stan and ColleenResources 1. Wikipedia — Duckett’s Grove. 2. DuckettsGrove.ie — history pages and fire account (including the April 19, 1933 fire). 3. Carlow Garden Trail / Carlow tourism — restoratio

Booze & Ghouls is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #13

  We are talking about Waverly HIlls

  Mar 24, 202641 minS1

  Waverly Hills Sanatorium isn’t just haunted — it’s a monument to mass suffering. This week on Booze & Ghouls, we dig into the brutal tuberculosis history, the infamous Death Tunnel, and the modern encounters that refuse to fade. RESOURCES USED Waverly Hills Historical Society Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Tuberculosis History Louisville Metro Government Archives Kentucky Historical Society records “Death in the Air” by Kate Winkler Dawson (TB context) Contemporary tour guide accounts and investigator summaries University of Louisville medical history publications

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  Episode #11

  White Hills Mansion

  Mar 17, 202643 minS1

  EPISODE DESCRIPTION White Hill Mansion in Fieldsboro, New Jersey, is one of the state’s most quietly disturbing haunted locations. In this episode of Booze & Ghouls, we dig into the mansion’s documented history of abuse, confinement, and power imbalance — and the modern paranormal encounters that seem unwilling to fade. From physical interactions and intelligent responses to ethical questions about investigating trauma-soaked spaces, White Hill proves that some hauntings aren’t about ghosts chasing attention — they’re about history refusing to stay silent. RESOURCES USED (for Show Notes) New Jersey Historical Society archives Burlington County historical property records Weird NJ magazine — White Hill Mansion features Paranormal investigation reports from NJ-based research teams Interview summaries from former caretakers and investigators Colonial-era household and labor records (18th–19th century New Jersey) Comparative studies on trauma-linked haunting locations

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  Episode #10

  Baranov Castle

  Mar 10, 202646 minS1

  Welcome to Booze & Ghouls as we climb Castle Hill in Sitka, Alaska—where colonial battles, ancestral resilience, Russian micromanagers, and phantom cannon blasts all left their fingerprints. This isn’t your average haunting; it’s a whole spectral council meeting on one hill. Resources Used The Russians in America: 1799–1867 by Hubert Howe Bancroft Russian-American Company Records – Alaska State Archives (Sitka) Tlingit Oral Histories – Sealaska Heritage Institute U.S. Dept. of Interior, National Park Service – Sitka National Historical Park documentation Russians in Alaska, 1732–1867 by Lydia T. Black The Tlingit Indians by George T. Emmons (ed. Frederica de Laguna) Alaska’s History: The People, Land, and Events of the North Country by Harry Ritter Colonial Sitka: Conflict at the Edge of Empire by Katherine L. Arndt Sitka Historical Society & Museum – local archival accounts Alaska Office of History & Archaeology – Castle Hill (Noow Tlein) Site Reports Local ranger and tourism logs documenting modern encounters

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  Episode #9

  We Are Back!!!

  Jan 20, 202622h 46mS1

  Located along the Kentucky River in Frankfort, Old Crow Distillery played a pivotal role in shaping modern bourbon — but its legacy includes far more than innovation. Built during an era of dangerous labor practices and minimal safety standards, the distillery witnessed fires, accidents, and quiet human cost that rarely made official records. In this episode of Booze & Ghouls, we examine Old Crow’s history through a true-crime-adjacent lens, exploring worker deaths, river-related incidents, Prohibition-era uncertainty, and the modern paranormal reports tied to its remaining structures. With grounded research and respectful skepticism, this episode asks whether places built on risk and repetition ever truly let go of their past. RESOURCES USED Kentucky Historical Society National Register of Historic Places (Old Crow Distillery listings) Frankfort city archives Bourbon industry historical publications Prohibition-era Kentucky legal records Investigator and former employee account summaries

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  Episode #8

  We Going To Savannah

  Dec 8, 202539 minS1

  Episode Description In this episode of Booze & Ghouls, Colleen checks into Savannah’s famously haunted Marshall House—part Civil War hospital, part yellow-fever ward, part elegant boutique hotel, and part “please ignore the amputated limbs under the floorboards.” We dive into the building’s intense medical history, its connection to true-crime-adjacent tragedies, and the modern paranormal encounters guests report today—including ghost children shaking beds, phantom surgeons checking vitals, full-body soldier apparitions, and a very judgmental woman in gray. Includes one dark-humor Boozy Aside, plenty of snark, and no unnecessary fluff. Resources Used All resources below were used for factual history, building background, hospital records, verified hauntings, and modern experiences: “Savannah’s Historic Hotels,” Georgia Historical Society archives Civil War medical records from Sherman’s occupation of Savannah (National Archives, Union Army hospital documents) “Yellow Fever in Savannah: Epidemic History 1800–1900,” Georgia Department of Public Health Marshall House official historical timeline (Marshall House Savannah, hotel historical documentation) “Historic Preservation and Renovation Findings, Savannah 1990–1992,” City of Savannah Restoration Reports Marshall House Guest Relations & Staff Interview Summaries (public-facing anecdotes compiled from hotel releases) Ghost City Tours: Savannah — Marshall House investigation notes American Ghost Walks – Savannah: reported experiences TripAdvisor guest reviews mentioning paranormal encounters (aggregated public reports) “Haunted Savannah” by James Caskey (modern accounts + historical context) Savannah Tourism & Visitors Bureau historical building registry Landmark District Architectural Review Files

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