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TOP FIVE HAUNTED PLACES IN UTAH

October 15, 2022 by Danny B. Stewart Leave a Comment

Utah is a haunted state. More so than most people realize. There are all manner of folkloric and legendary spooks and boogies lurking about in our backyard. Here is my list of the top-five most “haunted” and interesting places in Utah:        Number 5  North Temple. In 2018 I spent several dangerous nights (collecting stories here was one of the stupidest, most dangerous … [Read more...]

A Ghost Plays Piano in the Old Mormon Church in the Middle of Night

October 28, 2021 by David E. Jensen Leave a Comment

Graveyards are notoriously scary places, especially after dark, and the same is true of old church houses. Churches, despite being houses of God, can also attract opposing forces, making them concentrated gathering points for both good and evil.  My first experience with the darker side of churches came right after high school. After taking a vocational floor covering class … [Read more...]

Hidden Utah Halloween Edition: Five Utah Headlines

October 30, 2020 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

This is our special Halloween Edition of the Hidden Utah Podcast. We visit Utah's most haunted shop. We have done a few stories on Utah Book and Magazine and Pete and his ghosts, today we are revising his shop where he shows the latest antics of his ghosts. And they will surprise you! Located right in the middle of downtown Salt Lake City’s bustling bar district is a shop … [Read more...]

The Last of The Hobos and Utah Phantom Train

April 22, 2020 by Danny B. Stewart Leave a Comment

I grew up on a “haunted” racehorse farm close to the border of Vineyard and Orem. Trains would run north and south along the tracks exactly west of the farm. These trains ran past a bar that was literally “on the other side of the tracks,” and just a stone’s throw away from my farm. I believe the bar was called Danna and Shirley's Hitching Post. Many of my nights were spent … [Read more...]

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