Ghost Stories of NC

[@wthompson0948]

I actually remember the story about the blind woman and her son from when I was a kid. So that's wild...

[@hiliarygunter3829]

VERY BAD AUDIO

[@tanrock1054]

Fam we cant hear nothing you saying

[@LovieBrown-hy7dq]

GHOSTS ARE VERY VERY VERY REAL PEOPLE!!

[@larrystultz7545]

Excellent 😢

[@jackiejackson3970]

I was fascinated with all the story's you shared and enjoyed listening to all of them. My favorite was the story of the train and great sacrifice made by the man to save the other passengers on the oncoming train. I could hear you after i turned the volume to high; but there were times the background music and sound effects over powered your voice. I would like to emphasize that you did a wonderful job and Thank you for posting this video.

[@bluebird3711]

First it’s the grey man of Pawleys Island.

[@GoatHouse-gr7nz]

I thought this as well, but apparently the "grey man" ghost story has a long tradition in Hatteras area of NC. There are some differences between the two with the main being the absence of the love story aspect in the NC tale. Some folks believe the NC grey man is a spirit that was never human and instead a kind of nature spirit. If sightings are real in both locations then perhaps this "nature spirit" idea can explain the sightings in both states. the love story could have been added in the SC version to romanticize. who knows. I wish I could find out if there has been anyone that has researched both that could shed some light on both.... origins, and why they nearly same tale

[@araorangepeel]

great stories, love the atmopshere!

[@AliceHunter-r1k]

The sound ruins the video

[@garycarpenter6433]

It's been years since I've seen Old Salem and I was in school and at that time I never heard of the ghost stories till I had a book

[@debbiehall7016]

Hard to hear

[@emilycrouse2416]

great stories, the voice was quiet and was drown out by the back ground noise. please increase the volume of your voice.

[@Michelle-qt4dc]

NC here

[@mitzicarpenter2820]

Can’t hear it

[@bookwormaddict3933]

I hear you fine.

[@melindarobbins9572]

Can't hear it I would love it if I just could hear it

[@SherlynLuck-h2u]

Sound it's not very loud

[@jerrycoffey8825]

Some great stories. And while I'm sure that some of the more famous stories have at least some degree of credibility to them. At least a couple of them sounds like nothing more than folklore.

[@kikoglocksakaghostdrummer4958]

Fix your audio

[@elchoya8432]

louder

[@Louis-kk3to]

Yeah boy❤