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Sylvan Phantoms: The Tale of the Hidebehind
Discover the eerie legend of the Hidebehind in this deep dive into American folklore. Explore the mysterious tales of this elusive creature believed to lurk in the sylvan shadows of the nation's forests. Perfect for folklore enthusiasts and fans of cryptic tal
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Abandoned and Ghostly Places, Blog, Haunted, Historical Events and Settings, Mysteries and Unsolved Cases
Ghosts of Gran Hotel Viena
Discover the chilling tales and Ghosts of Gran Hotel Viena, Argentina. Unveil the secrets of this ghostly abandoned luxury hotel.
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Witchy Woman Woes: The Curious Case of Alice Young
TL;DR: Alice Young, first to be yeeted for witchcraft in the American colonies, way before the Salem craze. In 1640s Connecticut, Puritans were super into the Bible, seeing the devil in every corner and confusing poor herbalists and pet owners for witches. Picture this: harsh vibes, harsher winters, and everyone’s on edge—perfect storm for a witch hunt. Alice got the short end of the stick during a flu outbreak ’cause, of course, gotta blame someone, right? Fast forward, and guess what? Connecticut chills on the witch hunts thanks to Governor John Winthrop Jr. bringing some science into the mix. Still, took until 2017 for Alice to get an official “my…
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Madness, Carousel Rides, and the Quest for Sanity: A 19th-Century Mental Health Odyssey
Hello, history buffs, curious cats, and everyone who accidentally hit play but is now intrigued by the promise of a journey back in time! You’re listening to Bygone Echoes, a history podcast. I’m your host, Courtney, and today, we’re talking about a topic that’s close to my heart and mind—literally, the mind. Mental health, to be exact, in the 19th century United States. But first, let’s set the stage on a global scale. Picture this: It’s the 1800s, a century teeming with revolutions, innovations, and, not to forget, interesting fashion choices. But amidst the corsets, big gowns and top hats, there’s a silent struggle happening—the understanding and treatment of mental…
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Tote-tally Awesome Handbag!
Hey, Bygone Echoes fam! Guess what? A super talented listener just wove our podcast into reality, literally! They hand-embroidered our logo onto a canvas tote, and it’s as if they stitched our spirit into every fiber. This isn’t just a tote; it’s a portable hug from the past, a high-five from history itself! We’ve snapped some pics to create a quirky collage, showcasing this stitch-tacular masterpiece from all angles. Huge shoutout to our crafty friend for this heartfelt creation and to all of you for being the threads in our community’s tapestry. This tote’s for you, team Echoes—carrying our shared love for history in style!
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Black History, Blog, Historical Events and Settings, Historical True Crime, Mysteries and Unsolved Cases, Podcast, Victorian Era
How to Get Away with Murder, 1884 Style
The Savage Saga of the Servant Girl Annihilator TL;DR: Yo history buffs, this podcast ep is all about the “Servant Girl Annihilator,” a wild serial killer from 1884 Austin. It’s got the lowdown on these gruesome murders, the massive freak-out they caused, and how peeps back then started figuring out crime-solving. It’s like a mix of horror and history, peeling back layers on the social and racial vibes of the times. Think of it as a throwback true crime saga showing how far we’ve come in understanding and solving such creepy mysteries. 🕵️♂️🔍💀 Transcription Trigger Warning, this episode includes discussions of brutal murders, child murder, and rape. Listener discretion is…
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Idora Park: Trolley Park Thrills and Ghost Coaster Chills
Uncover the forgotten history of Trolley Parks, focusing on the infamous Idora Park in Youngstown, Ohio! Check out with this episode of Bygone Echoes, your go-to history podcast for exploring weird history, obscure history and strange historical mysteries.
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Black History, Epidemics and Pandemics, Historical Events and Settings, Historical True Crime, Podcast, Victorian Era
The World’s Columbian Exposition – A (Not So) Exquisite Adventure
Explore the fascinating event that was the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition!
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The Centennial Bulbs’ Legendary Endurance
The legendary history of the Centennial Bulb!
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Unveiling The “Bygone Echoes” Blog: A Gateway To The Past
The Bygone Echoes history podcast and history blog. Interested in weird, obscure, macabre, forgotten or creepy history? We've got you covered! Bygone Echoes is your guide into weird history and obscure historical facts through engaging podcast storytelling and blog topics.
A history podcast and blog.