Behind the elegance of Pittsburgh’s Frick Mansion—also known as Clayton House—lingers the quiet presence of those who never truly left. Once home to industrial titan Henry Clay Frick and his family, this 23-room Gilded Age estate has seen both immense wealth and heartbreaking loss. Though the family moved to New York in 1905, many believe their spirits remain among the ornate halls and velvet drapes. Staff report phantom footsteps echoing from the third floor where daughter Helen Frick once slept, and the indentation of a figure mysteriously appearing on Adelaide Frick’s bed. Guests have claimed to see a lost young boy wandering the parlor, accompanied by the scent of flowers, and even the lingering voice of a Civil War soldier declaring “haunted home.” Join us as we uncover the history, heartbreak, and hauntings that make the Frick Mansion one of Pittsburgh’s most refined—and most restless—residences.

Built in 1836 by banker George Swope and also home to his son, Dr. John Swope, the manor served as a Civil War hospital before being transformed into a stately inn. Over the years, it’s welcomed everyone from President Eisenhower to ghostly figures that refuse to rest. In this episode, we uncover the paranormal side of this Gettysburg landmark—from the shadowy figure said to wander the third floor, to phantom voices caught on recorders, and even the spirit of a loyal dog still padding through the halls. Some believe a poltergeist stirs within the manor’s walls—others say it’s just history refusing to fade. Join us as we explore the refined yet eerie energy of The Swope Manor and the restless spirits that still call it home.

Deep in the woods of Hellam Township, Pennsylvania, lies one of the state’s most infamous legends: The Seven Gates of Hell. Some say the gates once surrounded a burned-down insane asylum, trapping its patients inside as the flames consumed them—while others insist they belonged to a mad doctor’s estate, where strange experiments took place and few who entered ever returned. Despite the lack of historical evidence, the stories persist… and so do the hauntings. Visitors report phantom voices, unexplained injuries, and phones that die without warning after stepping through the first gate. The deeper you go, the stronger the dread—and some say spirits appear to push you back, desperate to keep you from reaching the end.