Charlaine Harris Interview Producer Michelle Harrell interviews author Charlaine Harris best known for the Sookie Stackhouse novels. The series has recently been turned into the HBO hit series True Blood.
The Winchester Rifle House A widow mourns by constructing a house that continues room by room to keep death away and gives the spirits somewhere to play.
Thu, October 23, 2008 - The Richard Johnston Inn Fredericksburg's beautiful Bed and breakfast that boasts an intriguing history with unseen guests that check in, but never check out.
Wed, October 22, 2008 - The Ravens They have lived in the tower of London for centuries, viewed as a symbol of superstition. Now we learn the truth of what keeps these infamous birds alive.
Monday Oct. 30th - Digging Up Bones A story of how a graveyard caretaker believed in burying the dead in a strange manor, and how on his deathbed he changed his own name to fit in.
Sunday Oct. 29th - Bloody Milstone
A story of how a woman was outsmarted by a fox on Christmas day, and how she continues to give the gift that keeps on giving.
Saturday Oct. 28th - The Hammock House A story of how one notorious pirate left his wife hanging around and how three men were once lost were finally found.
Monday Oct. 23rd - The Telephantom
One mans last dying wish requires being buried with a telephone and a startling discovery by his family when they come to pay their last respects.
Sunday Oct. 22nd - Abe Lincoln's Security Check A haunting tale of how one President continues to walk the halls of the White House, and how even from beyond the grave he continues to watch over his beloved country.
Friday Oct. 20th - Curious Footnotes in Fredericksburg A tale about a wife of our 21st President attended s?ces and how one physic tried to lead an inventor down the right track in life.
Thursday Oct. 19th - The Auburn Estate Located in Matthews County, Va. this magnificent estate built in 1804 was once owned by Beatle John Lennon. Learn how a bride never made it down the isle and how the groom still faithfully awaits her return.
Wednesday Oct. 18th - The Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond The Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond- Learn how a cast iron statue of a dog was saved from being melted down for weapons during the civil war and how the dog now stands and protects a child's grave.
Tuesday Oct. 17th - The Witch of Pungo The Witch of Pungo- Find out how Witchduck Road in Virginia Beach got it's name, and how after three-hundred years Grace Sherwood finally became cleared of her accusations by Gov. Tim Kane.
Monday Oct. 16th - Bacon's Castle Bacon's Castle- One of the oldest brick homes in English North America. For over three hundred years, generations continue to pass down the haunting tales from yesteryear that remain contained behind Bacon's Castle walls.
Sunday Oct. 15th - Edgewood
Plantation Edgewood Plantation- Edgewood Plantation Bed and Breakfast boasts a dramatic history and is considered one of the most haunted plantations in
Williamsburg, Va. This B&B comes complete with it's very own ghost named Lizzie that has been heard by generations of occupants.
Saturday Oct. 14th - Portsmouth's Mike Hardy
Portsmouth's Mike Hardy- A story of how a Confederate soldier mended his ways and how a ghost of a young Yankee drummer boy, helped him march to the beat of a different drum. MP3 Download Windows Media Stream
October 13, 2006 - June and Mr. July
June and Mr. July- A Norfolk couple back in the 19th century turn into virtual recluses. Neighbor's become alarmed and call authorities to check out the decaying home of the couple ...only to be mortified at their ghastly discovery.
