Gaslight Ghost Stories and Victorian Murders Podcast
A haunting audio drama podcast featuring classic ghost stories, gothic horror, Victorian mysteries, true crime, supernatural suspense, and tales of murder, madness, and revenge. Set in foggy Victorian streets, candlelit parlors, and crumbling manor houses, each episode presents atmospheric stories of ghosts, mediums, séances, cursed objects, and restless spirits. Designed for fans of gothic fiction, old-fashioned horror, historical mysteries, dark folklore, and eerie bedtime tales, it brings vintage terror and the macabre to life.
Episodes
The Master of Greywick
Money is power. Position is power. And in the 19th century it was a widely held belief by the upper classes that might makes right. But that is a belief that comes with a price tag, because Power comes in many forms, and wealth and position are illusions that can be stripped away in a matter of minutes. Furthermore they are not the measurements used to determine who will go to heaven an
The Key to Ashcombe Hall
Tonight’s tale of wealth and love, loss and poverty, reminds us of a time not unlike our own, when people were often forced to make difficult choices. The lessons we learn from such experiences—and the stories we share about them—can have a profound impact on our tomorrows. They help us decide what truly has value and what should be left behind as fool’s gold. Remember you can find more s
Wandering Spirit Part Two
Welcome to the Gaslight Ghost Stories and Victorian Murders podcast. In this episode we are listening to the second and last part of our story, Wandering Spirits. A party of young English travelers have adventured to Egypt in search of a mysterious and powerful treasure. They are led by a young brothers sworn to help them find it.
Wandering Spirits Part One
In tonight's exotic tale, we hear of the English abroad. Throughout the nineteenth century, England's aristocrats freed their children to wander to France, to Italy, and even to Egypt and India. And why should they not, when they ruled an empire upon which the sun did not set. Not all such adventures ended in joy, for the world then, as now, was filled with many evils, none worse than ig
🎉 The Gallows and a Glittering Watch
Welcome to Gaslight Ghost Stories and Victorian Murders, where the dead do not rest quietly, and the past is never as civilized as it pretends to be. In this episode we learn about a serial mass murderer well known in 19th century England but largely forgotten now. Thanks once again to our sponsor, AudioIron.com.
Burke and Hare the Resurrectionists
Who are the most famous pair of serial murderers in Britain in the 19th century? That would likely be Burke and Hare. What you'll find most interesting is their motive and their method of disposing of their victim's bodies. Thanks once again to AudioIron.com for their sponsorship.
The Horror of Rabie Hall
In tonight's episode, a passionate young woman fights to protect her brother's position, unaware that ancient evils and trusted enemies are poised to destroy him and all he holds dear. Some of the biggest mistakes we make are born from our very best intentions.
Mutton Stew
Welcome to Gaslight Ghost Stories and Victorian Murders. In tonight's tale we remember a harder time, when food was quite scarce, staying warm was expensive, and a good future was hard to come by. In the 19th century, millions of young men left farms and set off to cities, desperate to find paying work and a way to feed a family. A good many didn't survive. And yet, as this story illustra
🎉 The Confession of the Cursed Mrs. B
Welcome to the Gaslight Ghost Stories and Victorian Murders Podcast. Sometimes a desire to do the right thing turns into the biggest mistake you've ever made. In this tale of a family blessing that becomes a family curse, a parish priest faces and impossible choice.
The Silent Child of Aston Abbey
An ancient family manor, love, lust, horror, and a spirit that will never rest until it sees justice done.The nineteenth century liked to call itself civilized. It built railways, factories, grand estates, and glittering cities. It spoke of duty, obedience, God, progress, and respectability. But beneath the lace collars and polished mahogany, cruelty lived easily. It was not an accident.
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