Join us this week as we explore an ancient castle built right here in Kansas City!

Welcome to the Kansas City Massacre, a day that lives in infamy in Kansas City History To support the podcast on patreon go to: www.patreon.com/spiritsontheplains To follow my blog, Typos of Life, go to: www.brendanrhyne.com

Welcome to Mound Grove Cemetery, where a woman in white walks among the tombstones. To support the podcast on patreon go to: www.patreon.com/spiritsontheplains To follow my blog, Typos of Life, go to: www.brendanrhyne.com

Welcome to St. Mary's Church, the home of "The Ghost With Two Guns and Three Graves." To find out more about St. Mary's go to: www.stmaryskcmo.org To support the podcast on patreon go to: www.patreon.com/spiritsontheplains To follow my blog, Typos of Life, go to: www.brendanrhyne.com  

Welcome to our episode about the Epperson House, which is rumored to be one of the top five most haunted mansions in the United States. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at /spiritsontheplains and on Twitter at /spiritsonplains. If you want to donate, visit us at www.patreon.com/spiritsontheplains And you can follow my blog, Typos of Life at www.brendanrhyne.com  

This week I explore the 118 year history of the Folly Theater and the ghosts that help to guide its performances today. You can follow the podcast on Facebook and Twiiter by clicking the icons on the right, and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/spiritsontheplains You can also support the show on Patreon by going to www.patreon.com/spiritsontheplains. Check out the Folly at www.follytheater.org And you can follow my blog, Typos of Life, at www.brendanrhyne.com 

In this week's episode we explore the Hotel Savoy, an iconic Kansas City institution that has been designated one of the most haunted hotels in America! You can follow my blog, Typos of Life at www.brendanrhyne.com You can support the podcacst on Patreon by going to www.patreon.com/spiritsonthe plains Thanks for listening!

Welcome to the second episode of the podcast, where I explore one of only four antebellum homes still standing in the Kansas City area! To learn more about The John Wornall Museum please visit www.wornallmajors.org To check out my friend, Todd Chandler, please go to www.youtube.com/user/ToddRChandler To support me on Patreon visit www.patreon.com/spiritsontheplains To follow my blog, Typos of Life, please visit www.brendanrhyne.com 

This episode explores the story of the 1859 Jackson County Jail and the cops and robbers that still roam its halls.