The Haunted Locks of Columbiana County

[Kamoj]

This was great! I always love that you show us the locations in person instead of just pictures. An i love listening to them, its very relaxing for me.

[shirleysarley]

Love these stories. Wish you could do these weekly!! Keep up the wonderful stories❤️

[kristymanning]

Such a beautiful area to film at. Such a sad story too. Thank you for making this including the outtakes.❤

[Knight-of-Sarcasm]

That's gorgeous there. I remember going to Roscoe Village and seeing the locks there. I was young, possibly 11? 12? and it was 1980, but I didn't understand then how the locks worked. Now that I have a better idea, it's still amazing to think those stone and wooden troughs held cater when there's such lush vibrant green grass in the places the canals ran.

Lovely haunting story for October!

[lillypad]

Great video. Thanks for the smiles. Blessings from Michigan.

[mikehughes]

I have been researching and investigating ghosts, cryptids, UFOS and the paranormal in general for forty years. As you might imagine, it is something of a rarity that I come across a ghost story that I haven't heard of before. That being said, this is completely new to me. I'm going to look into this in depth, and thanks for showing me a new story.

[danielweir]

i love hearing real history like this. you make it very enjoyable.

[dananddenny]

Great to hear about the 2 that are in Beaver Creek . There is Lusk Lock thats out in Elkton legend has it that the daughter of Lusk is buried in the wall of the lock, and the road that takes you to Lusk Lock is on one side of Middle Beaver Rd there is a road opposite it that if you follow it a short way you will come to a gated road that goes down from the dirt road that will take you to Bowman Cemetery where there are stories of a witch that was hung from the tree and is buried in the woods and we've gotten evps there of a demon there .

[LittleKitty]

Another well presented video - I'm not surprised you have so many outtakes, your videos are all perfect. You sure put a lot ot work into everything!

How y'all doing?

That's some sad stories, no wonder the spirits are still hanging around. I hope they find peace eventually - or maybe it's just residual haunting: just a memory of what once was.

[JayYoung-rovu]

Nice presentation, including the outtakes and bloopers!
My aunt and uncle lived in Lisbon for decades. I still have some family left in the area. I'll have to take a road trip to see this park.

[sarahc]

Love your channel and the content you provide, your stories are so interesting. You're a natural and make it look so easy, so it was fun to see the out takes at the end - there are so many facts to remember, it's clearly not as easy as you make it look!

[scoutjack]

Love your channel. Always great content.

[takkmoran]

You know John, of all the places I think of at the mention of the word, " haunted", canal locks don't immediately spring to mind. Nevertheless, I very much enjoyed this episode, that shows there are no limits to locations that can be haunted. Also enjoyed the bloopers and out takes that shows the effort you folks put into making these videos look so flawless and professional. Great work!!👍

[kevinericsnell]

Love the locations ^_^ you even got a spooky overcast day

[Maryann-irgk]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I believe that spirits are still around. I think that the stories are true.

[RagsItches]

I always enjoy how you tell a story John. I got to wondering how long this lock system was and how many men possibly died while building/working there (besides Jake) ? The area could be more haunted than one would think.

[Liz-cmc]

Love spooky stories. Love the bloopers 😂

[johnblack]

My Boy Scout troop went camping down there once and we camped right next to Gretchen's Lock.

[timothyhenegar]

I like to know the haunted history of C & O Canal. 184.4 miles, and runs from Cumberland, MD to Georgetown, VA.

[whtelephant]

Are the stories truth or legend? The answer is, YES.