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The Undead Crypt Keeper
The Undead Crypt Keeper
In this episode Phil guides the explorers to a remote cemetery north of New Berlin near West Edmeston and the Unadilla River to explore the legend of Eunice Welsh, an undead ghoul said to reside in the tomb often driving adventurous visitors away in terror.
Utica's Underground Railroad
Utica's Underground Railroad
Steeped in history and legends, New York is filled with stories of the forgotten, eerie and the weird that influence us everyday. While exploring the Rutger Park Mansion #3 in Utica, we learned an intriguing rumor about a tunnel used by escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad connecting Rutger Park mansions with a church on South Street.
Bear Fighter Legend
Bear Fighter Legend
Steeped in history and legends, New York is filled with stories of the forgotten, eerie and the weird that influence us everyday. Tucked away on the back roads of of northern Oneida County is a sign of a global legend.
Utica's Haunted Mansion
Utica's Haunted Mansion
In this episode Phil guides the explorers to the downtown Utica at Rutger Park to explore Utica's grandest mansion of the 1800's, a place where Senators, Civil War Generals and even the President of the United States came to visit and helped shape the nation. A place that still experiences the haunting echoes of that past today.
Herkimer's Geography Goof
Herkimer's Geography Goof
Steeped in history and legends, New York is filled with stories of the forgotten, eerie and the weird that influence us everyday. The towns of Herkimer and German Flatts border each other on either side of the Mohawk River. But there's something odd about the towns. They're wrong. Herkimer is German Flatts and German Flatts is Herkimer.
The Witch Doctor Of Steuben
The Witch Doctor Of Steuben
In this episode Phil guides the explorers to the town of Steuben in northern Oneida County near Remsen to uncover the legend of the Witch Doctor of Steuben and the Starr Hill ghost that is believed to be the legendary doctor who died in the early 1800's and still attempts to help strangers along the road today.

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