I've had a New Alban officer tell me that they made a run to the Culbertson Mansion one night and the piano had been moved.

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

I bet the Culbertson log book, of all the things that have happened, would make an interesting read!

@thealgonquin5822

29 күн бұрын

Does haunted hallow have a campsite?

I have lived in Indiana since 2009 and find these videos interesting. Thank you for these videos!

@AdventureswithRoger

2 ай бұрын

My pleasure, John!

It's so cool to see so many locations I can identify by just a glance! I live in New Albany and grew up in Jeffersonville. My grandfather was a storyteller and family historian. He grew up in New Albany on the family homestead off Spickert Knob, if I'm remembering correctly. He loved telling the spooky stories to us as kids and they are ingrained in my memory forever. Thanks so much for presenting our rich past history for others to know and enjoy. It's so important to keep legends and stories alive for future generations. So much gets lost through time.

@AdventureswithRoger

8 ай бұрын

Our stories are worth remembering and re-telling. I’ve met so many good people, with a depth of history in their files, or in their heads, and have tried to capture it for posterity. Hopefully these videos preserve a part of it, a little longer.

Great collection of haunted stories (born in Evansville 1940). Beautiful river mansions that I still remember from my youth along the Evansville river front drive.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

There is no shortage down here! 🙂

Hi Roger. You are such a great storyteller, and your timing just before Halloween was fun. ❤️

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, Linda! I’d accidentally ran into so many haunted legends, that I was looking for an excuse to publish them. Ironically, I hate scary movies! 😂

I have familial roots in Southern Indiana along the Ohio River, so I was excited to see this video. My paternal grandfather was born in the Tell City Canellton area in 1908 before his family moved to a farm in Western Ky. Around 19 years ago I went with my dad and other immediate family members on a drive along the Ohio near Tell City. It's definitely got a certain energy. And I've lived in two haunted houses and seen the ghost of a headless woman in the second one ( this is in Middle Tennessee) so yes I believe. 😊 Thanks so much for the video. 💫

Another great video Roger! This is the time of year people love those spooky scary stories. Love your storytelling. It’s a gift. I grew up hearing about haunted hollow at Mauckport.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Thank-you! I stumbled across Haunted Hollow by looking at a mural above Brandenburg, where it was on a map. I had driven through the hollow numerous times, had no idea! Like I was telling someone else: ironically, I hate scary movies! 😂 But, I’d stumbled upon all these legends, and although I don’t like horror movies, I do love stories about places I’ve travelled!

You’re the best Roger. Thank you!

Wow, Roger, the more of your productions I watch the more I wish I had had a pal like you to run around the Ohio River Valley with. Excellent work! And for whatever it’s worth, I have seen things and experienced events that I cannot explain but that assure me this Earthly existence we share is but a small fraction of what Life has in store for us; considering how small a sliver of the electromagnetic spectrum we can observe with our very simple human machine, I wish “science” was more accepting and respectful of the unknown. As children, my father and aunt were being driven to school by my grandmother on a winter morning. The road was frozen and at the bottom of a hill their car slid onto tracks in front of a loaded coal train. The train hit them and drug the car nearly 200 yards and onto a short bridge where it fell off, landing upside down. The car was demolished and the three of them did not suffer even a bruise. I saw and heard a nun softly comforting several cooing babies in Eastwood Church off US60 in Louisville while doing renovations with my coworker. I assumed a daycare service was provided for the church’s members without considering that we had unlocked the church that morning and the only access to that room was to pass below our ladders. In Manoa valley on Oahu, I was left with red finger-shaped marks, as if slapped, across my cheek while just laying down for the night when at the same moment my housemate was awoken by a shadowy figure looming over him menacingly in a separate room. My grandfather haunted his house boat on Harrington Lake But the most convincing experience was being electrocuted while on a job site in the Yucatán jungle when a coworker disconnected the wrong line to a pump control box running from a 200kva generator. The experience was excruciating for a moment and then I was very lucidly on a different plane of existence. The hot sun and blue sky were gone; I could no longer feel my back pain or sunburn or insect bites. It was not like being knocked out or passing out or taking psychedelics, the “me” that is typing now, was looking at an infinite horizon in all direction that I can only describe as a horizontally stretched rainbow with inviting golden-red glowing upwards and terrifying violet-to-black downwards and a low humming sound came from all directions. There was a definite feeling that up was “good” and “down” was beyond the worst bad a human brain can conjure. The other sensation was that no matter what had occurred in life on Earth, that every moment for every person was all as it was supposed to be no matter how confounding. And that any worry or doubt was only a misunderstanding of what was an integrable part in each of our “lives”. It was beautiful. I struggle to explain, I hope it reads intelligibly. There was absolute peace like I have never felt even in my mother’s embrace. But suddenly, I realized that my perspective of the surrounding trees and truck and generator, which then were one dimensional and translucent with an iridescent glow, was somehow wrong; I was too tall and looked down to see where my feet should be but saw the “ground” was far below and panicked as if having been bucked from a saddle. I reacted reflexively and grabbed at what would have been the saddlecock to pull my butt down into the saddle and suddenly everything went black. I could suddenly feel the hot sun on my face, my back hurt, my skin itched and I could now hear not just my coworker but now the whole crew and one of them exclaimed, “he’s breathing!”. In my confusion, I wondered who they could be talking about and realized my eyes were closed. I opened them and sat up and they all jumped back staring at me in disbelief. The coworker who I was originally with was in our truck with his head in his hands and could barely look at me. The only physical marker of what had happened was the hair from my nostrils and ears was burnt away completely and the screw driver I was holding was singed badly. We were a rowdy crew and went back to work maybe 15 minutes later. I wish I would have gotten an EKG or EKK but we just got drunk after work unfortunately. I am now working on a VR simulation with a tech savvy friend to hopefully share em masse what might be coming next.

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

There’s so much we don’t understand. Sometimes, I wonder if we’re even supposed to. But for a fact, this life in front of us is a short party, and some of us leave earlier than others. Whenever we escape a near fatal event, we’re given a second shot at doing better. A wake-up call.

@ehrenbowling

9 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger I would agree that our human brains just are not meant to sort it all out. Maybe a test of Faith? I’ve still some waking up to do, honestly. Always looking forward to your next production in the meantime, though.

Greetings from New Albany! I’ve learned so much about the area from your channel; it is incredibly invaluable. Thanks for your videos! I am subscribed!

@AdventureswithRoger

5 ай бұрын

Welcome to the adventure!

Roger, this is one of your best videos.

@AdventureswithRoger

4 ай бұрын

While I’m not a ghost chaser, I enjoyed pulling together the many stories. Seems like every old town I visited along the river, people would tell me unsolicited ghost stories. 🙂

For 18 years I lived near the Ohio River in Jeffersonville, in a house built by renowned engineer Reuben Wells. (He designed the steam locomotive that pushed trains up Madison Hill in Madison, Indiana, and used his earnings to build my old house.) I wrote about the massive amount of paranormal activity that happened to me and my late husband there in a book titled The Spook, available from Amazon. The activity continued when I moved to New Albany, and it occasionally happens now that I’ve moved to Florida. Teresa Fisher

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Do you have any occult items in your home? I’ve seen many cases where it wasn’t spirits attached to a house, but spirits attached to people, because they used ouija boards, tarot cards or other divination. Once they got that attachment, it was hard to get rid of.

@teresafisher3468

10 ай бұрын

I long ago realized it was me, and not the house(es). We didn’t engage in any occult practices or own anything that seemed to be haunted. And after moving twice, I’ve gotten rid of almost everything I owned. It’s me. It was always me.@@AdventureswithRoger

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

@@teresafisher3468 Do you want to get rid of it? I met a guy that had a similar problem. I say “problem” as I wouldn’t want it, but he actually enjoyed it! 😳 He had a priest come out and things got better, but he enjoyed the novelty of weird things happening, so used divining rods to communicate. He essentially invited it back. He now has a portal inside his house, sees shadow people all the time. It’s so bad that contractors have visited the house and have physically gotten sick.

I was born & raised in Indianapolis. My favorite part of the state was everything south of Marion County. Interesting videos. 👍🏻

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

I grew up on the outskirts of Greenwood. Our parents would take us to Southern, Indiana, on the weekend. I absolutely loved it! And when I get a chance to move down here, as an adult, I took it: I have never been sorry.

The millstone crash site is probably the coldest feeling place I have ever visited outside of the castle dungeon in Qarwick England.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

I didn’t feel uneasy, but I did feel like something was off, the three times I’ve visited.

@wildmouse5888

9 ай бұрын

I know people who were among the first responders to the crash. Many of them were never the same again. I won't go into grisly detail, but I can understand why people would be changed.

Old gym in cannelton was the temp morgue for the plane crash victims. That place is rough too.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

I’d heard that!

I once had a house in Oregon that was haunted, built in 1892. In the kitchen I sometimes saw what looked like a short woman walking to the kitchen door, and when I went to the door there was no one there. After it happened a few times, I found out that before the porch was built there was a walkway that went around to that side - that's why she looked so short. The walkway was still there under the porch. There were many other things like that. I never felt like it was spirits though; more like a shadow, like if a picture hangs on the wall in the same place for years, and you move it and there's still the shape of it on the wall. The only talking was from a woman in the kitchen, and she said our names sometimes, in a whisper.

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

I once visited a county museum that was haunted. The spirits would call out the curator by name. But their favorite prank was making the sound of breaking glass. The curator would look to see what happened, and everything was always fine.

When flight 17 you mentioned in the video crashed they didn’t have enough room in the morgue so they used the old gymnasium in Cannelton as a makeshift one. At least 12 yrs ago me and my youngest daughter attended an overnight investigation of the old gym with the now defunct (as far as I can tell) Tell City Ghost Hunters. We experienced paranormal activity both during the investigation and at home for a few weeks afterwards. You should check the place out.

@AdventureswithRoger

8 ай бұрын

No desire to bring spirits home with me! 😳

@reefsroost696

8 ай бұрын

Yes, the hitchhiker event is very real . To say a prayer that no evil thing may harm you before you start the hunting and a prayer/blessing when you leave may help.

Nice work. Your channel was recommended to me with your Rabbit Hole video and I'm enjoying every video including and since that one. Great work. Never been to Indiana but find this stuff fascinating.

@AdventureswithRoger

Ай бұрын

Thank-you and welcome to the adventure!

I love your videos Roger! You have some of the best historical content on the tube!!!...

@AdventureswithRoger

5 ай бұрын

Thank-you, Shane!

That was wonderful. Thank you. Your story's are so good that sometimes I have to watch them twice to make sure i didn't miss anything.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Thank-you, Chris! These places are where people grew up, had grandparents tell stories, and raised families. I always want to do my level best, to honor these communities, by preserving their histories and mysteries! 🙂

@reefsroost696

8 ай бұрын

I just found this channel this afternoon and I am being watching. New subscriber!

@AdventureswithRoger

8 ай бұрын

@@reefsroost696 Welcome to the adventure!

I know that you have mentioned the Scott County history museum before. We have had strange experiences there. Also, the West Baden hotel in French Lick, we experienced odd occurrences there. At West Baden, we witnessed a door slowly open and close on its own, and a water faucet handle turning.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

The people at the Scott County museum are wonderful! But man, how could that place not be haunted after all the negative things that happened there! Aside from the two events mentioned in this video, the other one that got me was when I stayed at the Seelbach Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky. My company at time, got me a room there, on a floor that’s supposedly haunted. The story is that a woman fell down an elevator shaft to her death, and she’s never left the hotel. Well, middle of the night, it literally sounded like a woman screamed while falling down an elevated shaft! I didn’t sleep at all, could barely concentrate at the company event!

@Blitz9H

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger Wow! I am with you. I don’t like horror movies. My wife felt an angry presence at the Scott County museum. I don’t envy your experience!

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Not a horror movie fan, either. When I was at the Scott County Museum, the lady said the ghosts tried to intimidate her little granddaughter. She yelled at them to stop it, and they never did it again! 😳 They did continue to play other pranks, like making broken glass sounds. She’d go to see what was broken, and nothing was there. They would even call her by name! Whole lotta nope. She kept asking me if I felt fine, and I said “yes”. I got the impression that she told them to leave me alone. Not a place I’d want to stay by myself.

@Blitz9H

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger Agreed!!! Thank you for delving into this. Couple other things come to mind. Small cemetery in the woods near my childhood home, and at a Civil War battlefield and reenactment. Just strange sensations and sounds. Battle rattle when no one was there. Apparitions too at Perryville, KY. Former TB hospital and sanatorium in southern Indiana-I heard tales from there. There are days I don’t want to be around the living, let alone the dead.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

I made friends with a lady who’s an empath. Since childhood, she’s sensed dead people and former histories of places. Not a strange person, but sensitive to certain places. I’ve taken her places to see what she’ll say. If she says, “this is a bad place,” we’re out of there. One day I said, “When I was in my twenties, I stopped at this deserted country park. Just got the strangest feeling from being there, and I don’t have any special gifts like you do. Tell me what you think.” I took her there, she got out, got a strange look on her face as she looked around, and said, “This is not a good place. Someone died here. I think they were killed by a group of men. My ears are really ringing!” I hadn’t said anything, but my ears were ringing like crazy. “We should go,” she said, and we did. Our ears continued to ring the rest of the day. Super odd.

Thanks, Roger for another great video production! The ghost light in the tunnel, of course, is particularly provocative. Keep up the great work! I live near Cincinnati (east of) and would love to see a video or two of southwest Ohio locations ... if you ever should happen to feel so inclined! Thanks again 👍🏼

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

Thank-you! I ventured over earlier this year, filmed some in Cincinnati, Harrison, Miamisburg and Oregonia. Would like to do more, waiting for the bucket to fill up. 🙂

Roger, I have to say your videos are very educational and I am certainly enjoying watching them. Thank you for taking time to do such wonderful research and sharing this knowledge. It helps that your stories also enlist emotions…

@AdventureswithRoger

8 ай бұрын

Thank-you, Nena!

Another great video, Roger!!

🎉great video!

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Thank-you!

Thank you for making this, some of it i heard about but others i had no idea, will have to travel more to this area of indiana.

@AdventureswithRoger

Ай бұрын

Lots of great places along the Ohio River

Excellent, yes I’m up for more ghost stories. Can’t wait to share with my kids. Another Great video Roger ☺️👍💕

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Thank-you Gina! Hope you’re keeping warm on this cool, fall day we’re having!

@ginamaria2579

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger it’s gorgeous out ☺️

This video was so informative for a new resident of Southern Indiana, thank you! I noticed that you used a photo of the Cotton mill in Cannelton, and I was wondering if you would do another video on it, as I lived there at one point in time. Thanks so much for the great video, you got a new subscriber 😁👍

@AdventureswithRoger

Ай бұрын

Welcome to the adventure! Sometime back, I did one about Cannelton. I didn’t go much in depth about the cotton mill, however. Historic Downtown Cannelton (Cannelton, Indiana) kzread.info/dash/bejne/pWuurtmRdJTAdaQ.html

Thank you for sharing this video! My brother and I will be investigating most if not all of these places asap. Hopefully we get some good content with all of our equipment

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

My empath friend was most affected by the Electra crash site, said she’d never go back. I’m curious to hear what you make of it!

It would be awesome if you could put out a video once a week until Halloween. More haunted places. I know its alot of work driving to all these locations and learning and telling the stories and then editing. I enjoy all your videos. I'm from Lawrence County and have family all over Southern Indiana, so I'm very familiar with a lot of the places you talk about.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

My folks grew up in Lawrence County! While I didn’t grow up there, I always feel at peace when I visit. I always know what I like to cover, but have a poor sense of what other people will enjoy! I’ve taken polls, do the videos people rate the highest, and then almost no one watches the video they voted for. 😂 Legends seem to be what people like the most. South of Otis Park, on the way to Tunnelton, is a prehistoric site, excavated by IU. It’s on private property, but I’d love to go there. It’s not the only one, I recall three similar Lawrence County sites, but all of them are on private property. The one near Tunnelton is where the guy nearly hit a humanoid, hairy figure. By his description, it sort’ve looked like a Bigfoot, but not very tall. He could’ve shot it, but it seemed human like, and it didn’t try to attack him. I don’t know if there’s any connection to that sighting and the prehistoric village, but it borders on spooky! When I was growing up, I heard spooky stories about Chapel Hill. Something about a hanging in an old tree, near the road. I can’t remember all the details, but kids dared each other to drive there at night.

@ginamaria2579

10 ай бұрын

Great idea ☺️😆👍

@carriestevens7039

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRogerI’ve been to tunnelton train tunnel several times. Witnessed a witches coven dressed in their cloaks entering the tunnel to do a full moon ritual. This was 2011. Hadn’t been back since. We did hear a train coming and smelled coal burning. We sat outside on a big rock to let it pass. But it never came through 🤔 really cool place!

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

@@carriestevens7039 I for sure got more than I expected at Tunnelton. My expectation was to go, take some video, and talk about what other people had claimed to see. I did not think I’d actually see anything. But I was ready to go after I did!

@eazyerice

10 ай бұрын

​@@AdventureswithRoger back when​ I was 18 me and 4 my friends went to tunnelton went through the tunnel the girlfriend of one of my friends was too scared to walk back through the tunnel to go back to the car so instead we just cut across the woods on the other side of the tunnel to get back onto the gravel road and somehow we ended up walking 5 miles back to the car try to make sense of that if you can but we didn't walk no further than through the tunnel at the other end of the tunnel we cut straight through the woods back down to the Gravel Road and barely got back to the car before dark and the reason we know it was a five-mile walk once we got to the car we reset the mile counter and drove back the way we walked

One of your best! Great Stuff Roger!

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

Thank-you!

Loved the stories. Thanks for sharing

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure, Brinda! Hope you’re having a beautiful fall day! 🙂

@brindahoward4527

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger 👍

Thanks Roger. I know what I’m watching while i drink my coffee!

Thanks very much Roger 👍. I am thoroughly enjoying finding out about Indiana, and how so many people just don't want to leave 😉.

@AdventureswithRoger

5 ай бұрын

192 videos about Indiana so far! Lots of hidden gems. 🙂

Very good vid. I especially like the personal experiences you mention at the end. For me, the scariest part of Indiana are the potholes on I-70. Easily the worst stretch of I-70 from Ohio to Utah. C'mon, Indiana!

Good video. Really enjoyed it.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Thank-you, Patty!

Thank you Roger for another interesting and fun video.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure, David!

Bitter iniquity within the land and traumatic events, both past and future, can create a ripple effect we misinterpret as paranormal activity. It's just a concept, not a big theory of everything. There's so much going on. It boggles the mind how it all works. ❤ 💯

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

My friend, the empath, says that’s in fact the case with many places with paranormal activity. The biggest thing she’s taught me: if a place doesn’t feel right, don’t stick around.

Thank you soooooo much now I finally have something fun to go do kind sir indubitably 🤘🏽 happy Sunday

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Brings snacks, it’s a long ride! 🙂

Fascinating video. I've heard of some of the areas, but not all. I live your storytelling. My dad used to tell us a story whenever we visited Versailles State Park. On the shores of the lake, you can see a cliff across the way...the edge of a cemetery. He passed down a story from his grandfather. He told of a doctor who was caught digging up bodies. He was chased off the cliff in horse and buggy, to his death. A little more to this story but this is the scary jest of it. Have you heard of that in your travels?

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Had not heard that one! There are many good ones in Indiana, sounds like this is one of them!

@angelmartin7310

4 ай бұрын

That's where that boy mysteriously drowned recently. I was only there for 10 mins, I barely stopped, but somehow on a sunny day out in the open, tons of people, and somehow had a bad feeling there.

This is fascinating

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Thank-you, Lisa!

Awesome sir, thanks! Love your timing lol

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Hey Dejae! I know you’ve got more than speculation at your place!

@dejaesharp

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger absolutely lol.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

A friend of mine is an empath, has went to several haunted places, and tried to “move them along.” One worked! 😂

@dejaesharp

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger haha, I believe the ones here are residual, for the most part. Weird things, such as stuff in the camera, voices in the camera, as well as things moving on their own, lend to at least some, being an intelligent "haunt".

@dejaesharp

10 ай бұрын

Roger, if you have a public email that you use or whatever, I can send you the videos. Untouched .

Enjoyed the video Roger

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

Happy Friday night, Edward! Hope your weather over there is as nice as it’s been here! 🙂

Great video!

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

Thank-you!

Now I'm in a 👻 spooky fall 🍂🍁 mood. I recall the words of the apostle Paul ' to be absent from the body is to be present with the lord' that is if you've made the arrangements

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

I wondered if anyone would catch that veiled comment. 🙂

I'd love to see the picture of the cabin! At first I thought what you shared was the image until I realized it was a video with a lady moving in it 😂 but I would love to see the picture that you showed at the reunion!

Thank you for the video, Roger

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure, Gerald! Hope you’re keeping warm this cool, fall morning!

@geraldmeehan8942

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger lol, I am fine. Being reminded to buy some fuel for our heaters though!

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

I’ve heard mixed things about this winter, from being mild, to persimmon seeds that look like shovels, and “it’s gonna dump on us!” 🙂

Wow. Your channel is very interesting. I want to road trip now to Southern Indiana. I was born and raised in Hell Michigan. This past year I sold the family home…..it’s always been haunted but not in a scary way. This past summer I had the experience of taking the plant medicine ayahuasca in the jungle. I was shown some scary things about my grandmothers and why I was raised in a house in Hell. I’m no longer attached to the house, happy it’s out of the family. And I don’t think of the towns name as just a novelty anymore. I have no need to return to Hell. Places have energy, I was light struggling to shine most of my life.

@AdventureswithRoger

8 ай бұрын

I believe in generational curses, as much as I do deliverance. I also warn people about intentionally going to places with known dark energy, or dabbling in the occult. I lived 30 years in a home that continually scared me. Having moved away, I’ve ever felt more peace!

I've been in the Culbertson mansion it's very nice place.

@AdventureswithRoger

3 ай бұрын

The Culbertson and Reitz (Evansville) are my two favorite mansions in Indiana.

I know of several haunted or former hanted places in my area of Indiana. There is a rock in Battle Ground on the trails called crying rock. You can hear crying that is said to be indians. Lafayette School Corporation owned a building years ago called Pythian Home, it used to be seriously haunted. The high school kids used it for a haunted house on Halloween for years but it was tore down for mold I believe. Also in Monticello, there is a house used as the original jail. The cell is still there and the building is said to be haunted. Also in Monticello, a house used to house bands playing at Indiana Beach was haunted. So many stories in my area, I could go on 😂

My brother saw ghosts with his friends, a German POW camp WW2 officers became a Jewish camp after the warThe ghost floated threw a wall, Muskoka Ontario

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

There’s many examples of residual hauntings, all over the world. The electromagnetic replay theory is probably my favorite, where events are recorded in rock or even walls with lead paint: sort of like a natural TV, replaying events. But the experiences where entities interact or even move things: that’s the truly scary stuff.

Ima truck driver who goes to Lexington KY every night. I pass all this stuff all the time never knew any of this

@AdventureswithRoger

3 ай бұрын

It’s thought-provoking stuff. Now that I know about these stories, I’ll never think about these country roads the same way as before! 🙂

@Devmac89

3 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger ikr! I go down 65 to 64 from Chicago. I’ve heard stories of an underground cave that takes you from indiana to Kentucky under the Ohio river!

Great timing for Halloween! But watching your videos makes me sad in a way - If Hollywood had 1/10th the talent that you do, what great films we'd have. If only...Maybe you could go to Hollywood and teach them how to Write, film and edit. Great content and always very well scripted. Honestly If the local movie theaters gave me free tickets to every film playing, I'd rather watch your channel every time.

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

This was exactly what I needed today! You’ve been a wonderful supporter, and encourager, as I’ve tried to make this a full-time KZread channel. Videos I think will do great, don’t.And other videos that I think are just OK, do incredibly well. But I keep on doing the best I can to provide something that people will enjoy. It’s always great to hear when the arrow hits the target! 🙂

What's now theThe Howard steamboat museum which was the Howard's home is probably my favorite home in southern Indiana/mansion. But it's not claimed to be haunted to my knowledge.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

It is a beauty. I did a full segment on it, a few years ago. They’ve had a ghost hunter team at the Howard mansion. I believe the event is on KZread, I remember watching it.

@RlsIII-uz1kl

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger I'll check it out. Thank you!

I know you've done a video on the tunnelton tunnel, but what about willow valley tunnel and I can't think of the name of indiana longest but it's located in Georgetown, Indiana. Can't go through but I did a few yrs ago. It was amazing a wow the length. Grant it's still very active!! But do have some good video and pictures from it. Know there used to be one in French lick but haven't done much research on that one. Tunnels for thought!! Lol

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

Been through the one near French Lick, you can take a passenger train through it. The one at Georgetown, the Duncan Tunnel, is a marvel. The longest in Indiana, it goes underneath I-64 and people drive over it, thousands of times a day, without knowing it. It also has some sinister folklore. What did you see / experience?

@Letsgoexplore2468

9 ай бұрын

@AdventureswithRoger it was interesting forsure!!! Very neat to see all the tunnels that are inside of it and the pits up on top. There are a few little waterfalls inside and on the other side when you exit the tunnel!! Was surprised how fast the run through there.. Definitely would go through it again and just might in the near future!!! Evwr see you on a trail or would like to see some video I would love to show you pr send it to ya. Keep the great videos coming

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

@@Letsgoexplore2468 You’re lucky you weren’t arrested. Local legend is that trains used to stop in the middle, and unload sensitive government documents / other things of national security. An elderly man once showed a friend of mine a picture of one of “the secret rooms”. I don’t know if any of that’s true, or he was blowing smoke, but many people have been interrogated for only parking at the pull-off. We’re talking mere minutes after putting it in park. The skeptic in me says, “it was just law enforcement preventing people from getting killed by a train, or preventing terrorism.” The other part of me says, “I wonder what’s hidden down there?”

@Letsgoexplore2468

9 ай бұрын

@AdventureswithRoger we saw somethings in there but wasn't sure on the next train so didn't hang out to long. But will say we did see some rooms in there!! What they led to, I can't say. And it was in rhe middle. Also on the other side in the middle looked like a room that got closed off by rock!. And we did get met by some sheriff's that weren't to happy that we were in there but thank God the rail worker was really cool and said we had 30 mins to look before the next train came through so we got lucky on that. We saw and talked to the rail worker before we entered.. as long as we didn't say anything about him then he would do the same but can't help what could happen. Had to take my chance to be able to walk through some great indiana history!!

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

Very very cool! I’d love to do a story about it, but I’ve been legally shutdown before, on another topic.

You should look into and include Hill Forest in Aurora, IN.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

I incorporated Hillforest footage in this one, but I didn’t have any great stories. When I was there, the staff was friendly, acknowledged a haunted history, but didn’t elaborate. Some places think it hurts business, but it actually helps most.

@TwoAcresandaMule

10 ай бұрын

until someone takes it too far probably.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

@@TwoAcresandaMuleThe Schenck bed and breakfast never marketed the haunted side much. I think it would’ve helped them, as some people love spooky places.

Off the subject but have you ever done a video on Jungle Park the old indy track near terre haute. We live in Fort Wayne and our daughter goes to Indiana state university and this past weekend was her fall break and on our way back home we passed by it(don't care for all that construction around indy right now so we take a longer way to get home) my wife googled it and we.both where floored to find out what it was.

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

I haven’t. I’ve passed it though! If Patreon or “Buy Me a Coffee” pays for it, I’d like to do a great deal in northern Indiana.

@afw249

9 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger are you on Instagram?

As far as skeptics who say that things don't exist because they haven't seen them... Well, at least in person as opposed to TV, I've never seen Larry Bird hit a 3-point shot. Does that mean he can't do it? Of course not! Seeing something may or may not prove that it exists, but not seeing it definitely does not prove that it doesn't exist.

@AdventureswithRoger

Ай бұрын

I get lots of comments from skeptics. It’s totally ok for a person to be honest, and say they’ve never seen or experienced anything paranormal in their life. What I’ve noticed over time, is that some people CAN’T experience paranormal things. It’s like they’re a transistor radio, and some radio stations aren’t picked up. Simple as that.

I see them

The night riders from lord of the rings came to Southern Indiana

@silverstar4289

29 күн бұрын

They were known as White Cappers in the Monroe/Owen county area. They were mentioned in the ghost hunting series, The Dead Files. Lore was keeping society civilized more than being a faction of KKK.

@LongHairRadio

28 күн бұрын

@@silverstar4289 thank you for the info

“The upstairs was a totally different story” 😅😅😅

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

“I see what you did there”

Well, any phantom that you can fill with lead, and not be retaliated against in any way, isn’t very scary of a phantom.

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

We’re all John Wayne, until we’re on a dark road and the guns don’t do anything 😂

Have you ever been to Whispers Estate?

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

I haven’t

Does Haunted Hallow have a camping site?

@AdventureswithRoger

29 күн бұрын

Not aware of one. It’s been a while since I was down there, but the road was even blocked off.

I live in Jeffersonville Indiana where the Howard mansion is. I don't know if the place is haunted?????

@AdventureswithRoger

Ай бұрын

I’ve seen a video of someone doing an investigation at the Howard mansion. It didn’t really show me anything, but a ghost box blurting out random phrases. I’m very suspect of those devices, as they’re programmed to search the airwaves and pick out snippets of speech.

Amazingly the number of passengers was "63"=9,🤔🤔 . Tells us "WHO " authored the story.🤔

Before us there were others after us there Will be something else how do we understand it all

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Just the other night, I was just talking to my brother about infinity: my mortal mind can’t fully process the concept.

My eyes are not bad, Computer took my job away,,,I was a model maker,,Every thing hand made ,perfect,,did one solitare ,,the owner boss said he sold 5000 pieces 1 ct stones

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

For a short time I worked in a jewelry store. Lots of cool stuff, and interesting people. One nice elderly lady, came in with a beautiful ring that I buffed and polished. She told me about some items her husband brought back from overseas, during World War II. A little boy approached him with a box of gems and asked if he’d buy them. Everyone needed money, and there’s no telling where they came from. He bought the entire box for practically nothing, including alexandrite. “We only have lab made Alexandrite, it doesn’t do all the cool things natural alexandrite does. What’s yours like?” “When I hold it, it slowly turns different colors. It’s really pretty,” she said. The natural alexandrite is very pricey of course, I asked how big it was, to gage what it might be worth. “Oh I think it’s half the size of my hand.” 😳 I told her she had a small fortune at home, to keep it a secret. She was going to bring it over to show me, but I changed jobs. I still would’ve loved to have seen that rock!

@muddgeeser

10 ай бұрын

Gemology is a nice hobby to try out.Learning about stuff , lime stone is fossels

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

We’ve got lots of limestone here! Limestone capital of the world!

Where is the plane crash site?

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

Kiwanis Electra Memorial 5037 Millstone Rd Cannelton, IN 47520 37.91104° N, 86.63305° W

@wildmouse5888

9 ай бұрын

Take IN66 from Cannelton to Rocky Point and go right towards Tobinsport. A mile or two later there will be a road on the left that should have a small sign. If you see the Millstone boat ramp you have gone too far!

It is astounding how much money is made every year from people who believe in the supernatural!

A lot of this isn't actually "Southern Indiana" but it's surrounding areas. Still interesting.

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

Every one of these were filmed in southern Indiana. I don’t follow.

@TwoAcresandaMule

10 ай бұрын

@@AdventureswithRoger LOL

@angelmartin7310

4 ай бұрын

Huh???

WOW,,you are fast,,don,t type or spell much when you are a gold smith ,,retired

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

After all those years, how are your eyes? I spent three decades looking at computer screens, and I’m blind without glasses!

Expect to be haunted by an arrest record and time in jail..I actually laughed out loud..that was a great line, in a great story..all of these were fantastic..Thanks for sharing!

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

I so wanted to climb up to Franks old mausoleum! I’d heard about it, over 10 years ago, and it was like something out of an Indiana Jones movie. But someone posted just a picture of it, on a Facebook forum, and the owners threatened anyone who went. This and the Indian cave, with pottery and beads on the floor, are two places I wish I could’ve seen in person. But man, did I ever find legends along the river, without trying! I didn’t even have to ask for them, local people were eager to tell their stories! 🙂 If I quit KZread today, I would have a lifetime of stories to tell.

@PatriotPopps77

9 ай бұрын

That’s awesome Rodger..we definitely have a rich history with many different stories..I’m very happy I found your channel

@AdventureswithRoger

9 ай бұрын

@@PatriotPopps77 Glad to have you along! I’m slowly piecing together one of my favorite legends. I want to get this one right, as it’s pretty epic, and has good physical evidence!

Mr. this place is haunted kek I love it 🤣🤣🤣

@AdventureswithRoger

10 ай бұрын

They were two cool kids, like miniature adults. Serious as a heart attack!