Pennsylvania's Most Haunted Places

The Haunted History Behind Pennsylvania's Scariest Sites (Haunted Pennsylvania)

By: Tony Urban

Narrated by: Benjamin Hunter

What makes a place haunted?

Ghosts and ghouls. Spooky sounds in the night. Whispering voices in dark rooms. Items moved by unseen forces. Shadowy figures vanishing into thin air.

East to west, north to south, Pennsylvania is filled with unexplainable phenomena. Best-selling author Tony Urban has researched more than 50 purportedly haunted locations from all corners of the keystone state and is here to tell the tales.

From the Pennhurst Asylum to the old Allegheny County Jail. From haunted houses to cursed cemeteries. Phantom founding fathers, fallen Civil War soldiers, and much more. Listen to their haunted histories and hear from eyewitnesses whose encounters with ghosts are impossible to forget.

©2022 Tony Urban (P)2023 Tony Urban

Haunting in my areas in Pennsylvania.

I can't think of anything that I disliked. It was very interesting and informative 👍

One State's Haunted Locations

Short and interesting run down of many of the haunted locations in Pennsylvania. Sprinkled among dad jokes and non-quotable one-liners, the author brings the history and the supposed hauntings of each location.

Overall decent read (and some of the dad jokes weren't half bad), for those who enjoy paranormal places! There are some neat ones to add to the must see list!

Addicted

I am absolutely addicted, I have listened to this one book so many times in one month that I have lost count. Tony Urban is a fantastic writer who keeps it interesting, and Benjamin Hunter narrates the stories to perfection. If all of Tony Urban's books are as fascinating as this one, I will be getting a lot more very soon. GO GET THIS!!!

clear explanation

liked his 'jokes' during the story. very interesting places in PA. Have to visit some w my husband

A good collection of the unknown and ghostly

As a native of Pennsylvania, and a fan of the unexplained, this collection of short stories was intriguing to me. Since each chapter is written by a different person, the observer of the event/ phenomenon in question is well-written and.concise. The only downside is that many are too short. I also wish there could have been a way to follow-up on some of the events, but the book is not structured that way. Reader Benjamin Hunter does an excellent job bringing these stories to life.