Episode 132 · 70 min · Classic Ghost Stories Podcast

19 Great Hanover Street by Lillie Harris

Published Sep 26, 2024by Tony WalkerHorror

One candle for every story

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Story 132 of 154. 131 told, 22 still waiting.

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In the shadows of Victorian England, 19 Great Hanover Street stands as a silent witness to unspeakable horrors. Dr. Alan Forsyth, a man of science and reason, finds his convictions challenged as he confronts a terrifying presence that defies explanation. As the boundary between the living and the dead blurs, Forsyth must unravel the dark history of his new residence before it claims him as its next victim. Lillie Harris weaves a chilling tale that explores the limits of rationality and the power of the unknown, leaving readers questioning what truly lurks in the corners of their own homes Thanks to Ed Winter for sponsoring this episode. To sponsor further stories (you get to choose!) please contact me via: By the way, Substack is feeling like a quiet place and I’m not sure it’s where people go to listen to podcasts. It would make my life simpler if everyone on Substack come over to Patreon as only about 53% (not about, it’s pretty precise) even open the mails I send them from Substack. What do you think? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tonywalker.substack.com

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