ATL Live Explores Chilling Ghost Stories in Salem, Fall River, and Savannah
ATL Live, a popular show hosted by Ryan Singer, delves into ghost stories and mysterious encounters. This week, the programme explores chilling tales from Salem and Fall River, Massachusetts, as well as Savannah, Georgia, where the past seems reluctant to stay buried. Joining Ryan is travel expert Adam Duckworth, who shares his own encounters with the supernatural.
The programme begins in Salem, Massachusetts, a town steeped in witch trial history. Locals speak of eerie apparitions and unexplained noises in the old houses. Meanwhile, in Fall River, the Lizzie Borden House stands as a testament to the city's dark past, with guests reporting strange occurrences.
In Savannah, Georgia, the past seems to linger. The Bonaventure Cemetery, with its hauntingly beautiful statues, is said to be home to restless spirits. The Marshall House, a former hospital during the Civil War, is now a hotel where guests claim to hear whispers and see apparitions.
Back in Atlanta, the Fox Theatre is renowned for its ghost stories. Theatre staff report hearing disembodied footsteps and seeing mysterious lights flickering in the grand auditorium. The Stanley Hotel in Colorado, made famous by Stephen King's 'The Shining', is another location where guests have reported eerie encounters.
From the historic towns of Salem and Fall River to the haunted hotels of Atlanta and Colorado, ATL Live continues to uncover the chilling tales that lurk in the shadows of our past. With Adam Duckworth's expert insights, viewers are taken on a journey through these haunted locations, leaving them questioning what lies beyond our world.
