ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Yore Town Podcast is a true crime and dark history podcast uncovering
real small-town mysteries, forgotten crimes, unexplained events, and
buried history from places most people overlook.
Each episode delivers deep-dive storytelling into true crime cases,
unsolved disappearances, eerie local legends, historical cover-ups, and
strange but 100% real stories that actually happened. No clickbait. No
internet myths. Just well-researched, fact-checked episodes designed to
keep you listening until the very end.
From chilling murders and cold cases to strange historical moments and
unsettling mysteries, Yore Town Podcast blends true crime podcast
tension with immersive narrative storytelling. These are the kinds of
stories you’d expect to hear late at night—except they’re real, and they
happened closer to home than you think.
Perfect for fans of:
True crime podcasts
Dark history podcasts
Unsolved mysteries
Small-town crime stories
Long-form storytelling podcasts
If you’re searching for a true crime podcast with real research, a dark
history podcast, or a mystery podcast that focuses on small towns and
forgotten places, this is it.
Every town has a past.
Some of them don’t want to be found.
New episodes regularly on Spotify
Real people. Real places. Real stories.
real small-town mysteries, forgotten crimes, unexplained events, and
buried history from places most people overlook.
Each episode delivers deep-dive storytelling into true crime cases,
unsolved disappearances, eerie local legends, historical cover-ups, and
strange but 100% real stories that actually happened. No clickbait. No
internet myths. Just well-researched, fact-checked episodes designed to
keep you listening until the very end.
From chilling murders and cold cases to strange historical moments and
unsettling mysteries, Yore Town Podcast blends true crime podcast
tension with immersive narrative storytelling. These are the kinds of
stories you’d expect to hear late at night—except they’re real, and they
happened closer to home than you think.
Perfect for fans of:
True crime podcasts
Dark history podcasts
Unsolved mysteries
Small-town crime stories
Long-form storytelling podcasts
If you’re searching for a true crime podcast with real research, a dark
history podcast, or a mystery podcast that focuses on small towns and
forgotten places, this is it.
Every town has a past.
Some of them don’t want to be found.
New episodes regularly on Spotify
Real people. Real places. Real stories.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
23 minutes
Video podcast
English
United States
186 episodes
since April 3, 2023
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
A young woman is found dead. Her husband insists nothing suspicious happened. Her mother says her daughter came back from the grave to tell a very different story.
And then the body is dug up.
In January 1897, Elva Zona Heaster Shue was found dead in her home in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. …
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
THE ALIEN BURIED IN TEXAS: THE AURORA UFO CRASH OF 1897
Welcome to creepy season on the Yore Town Podcast!
More than 125 years ago, something extraordinary supposedly happened in the little town of Aurora, Texas.
On April 17, 1897, a mysterious flying machine reportedly appeared above the commun…
On October 17, 1814, a 700-pound iron hoop fell from a massive wooden vat inside London’s Horse Shoe Brewery.
The vat held more than one million pints of porter.
The workers noticed the problem. They reported it. But hoops had slipped before, and nothing catastrophic had happened.
About an hour l…
Virginius Island was built because of the river.
Factories harnessed the power of the Shenandoah. Workers followed the factories. Homes, roads, gardens and a school followed the workers. Before long, a tiny island beside Harpers Ferry, West Virginia had become a thriving industrial community.
The…
THE GREAT DIAMOND HOAX OF 1872
What if you traveled hundreds of miles into the American West, discovered genuine diamonds with your own hands, and still got scammed?
In 1872, Philip Arnold and John Slack convinced some of California's wealthiest businessmen that they had discovered an enormous di…
On Sunday night, September 5, 1926, the people of Dromcollogher, County Limerick, gathered for something special: a night at the movies.
There was no cinema in the village, so roughly 150 people climbed into a wooden loft above a hardware store where a traveling film show had been set up. The room…
In 1901, Buffalo, New York, built a city that wasn't supposed to last.
The Pan-American Exposition was a spectacular World's Fair designed to show millions of visitors what the new century could become. Enormous buildings surrounded illuminated fountains, hundreds of thousands of electric lights t…
On September 1, 1894, Hinckley, Minnesota was a booming lumber town surrounded by forests dried by months of drought and littered with highly combustible logging debris.
By the next morning, much of the town was gone.
In this episode of Yore Town, Matt and Megh revisit the Great Hinckley Fire and…
On the afternoon of August 26, 1926, 57 men were working underground at the Clymer No. 1 coal mine near the small Pennsylvania community of Clymer.
At exactly 1:00 PM, the mine exploded.
Five or six minutes later, it exploded again.
The second blast ripped through the already-damaged underground…
On the night of August 21, 1986, families living beneath Lake Nyos in Cameroon went to sleep with no reason to believe they were in danger.
By morning, roughly 1,700 people were dead.
There was no massive fire. No flood had swept through the villages. No lava had destroyed their homes. In many pl…
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