The Ghosts of Rogues Hollow 

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Your family is adorable and I love your photography, sound effects, story lines and photos added to the history of these places. I have lived near this area over 20 years and have never seen those old photos or noticed the beauty as you have captured it. You guys are so professional and bring your own wonderful spin into old tales. I absolutely love your videos. I can't wait to see more. And Joey is thrilled that you included him. That was so nice of you. Dean, you are such a good influence!

One of my new favorite channels. Y'all are great.

I've lived in Doylestown for most of my life. When I was a kid I heard stories from friends who lived near cry baby bridge and they said they heard the crying late at night.

I've lived in Doylestown most of my life. My brother claimed he heard, while necking with girlfriend sitting in the car on crybaby bridge. He didn't hear a baby he saw a train coming towards the car via the creek to this day at 78 years old it still makes him shiver. I have a copy of the book sold by a woman who appeared to be in her 80's at the time was selling the books from her home on the main drag through the Hollow. Believe me, she had some interesting stories. Anyone who would like to read "Rogues Hollow History" it can be found on the internet.

Lovely upload!! I’m from the UK… so it’s great to hear these American ghost stories ….. thanks guys ❤

I was at school in Doylestown, certainly weren't any rambunctious rogues running around in the 1960s!

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for featuring Rogues Hollow. Growing up in Rittman, The town near there, I've heard many legends of Rogues Hollow and visited there a number of times. It is really fascinating history and wonderful tales. Thank you again for this feature. Your family is awesome to let us explore the history of Ohio.

Thank you for such a fascinating video filled with curious Ohio history. Ohio is quite a beautiful and very soulful state. Hmm, I think I’d have to reconsider my routes home at night there if I saw the devil riding a headless horse… without a doubt. Ohio is indeed known for its cry babies in the late night hours when all is eerily quiet, and then comes an unearthly sounding wail of a baby. Not just heard at bridges, though those are more often spoken about. I lived in Southwest Ohio, and late at night I’d be up in the peaceful quiet sketching, reading, researching a project, etc. I’d often have the window in the living room partially open to allow fresh air to flow, even in the dead of winter. Odd sounds can be heard of unnatural beasts, and on occasion a baby’s cries could be heard lilting through the silent night splitting the chill of the air so that a shiver would run down the spine. Always the same cry in a series of wails repeated over and over again. Some say it’s the spirits of the dead trying to trick the unexpected soul to come outside into the night so they could carry them away to never be seen alive again. True? I don’t know. I was just too hesitant to go outside to check out where the cries were coming from. Demon or ghost? Can’t say for certain. No one at the time had a baby in the area, and certainly no one would have their child out on a cold night in autumn and leave it cry and cry and cry in between periods of uneasy silence. It would go on for over an hour, sometimes fading off. This kind of thing can be heard all over Ohio, but few are willing to talk about it. What if it really was a child? But if it were why or how could it survive through a cold night? And why would the cries seem to fade in and out, as if crossing over the dimensions? When it faded out was the demon leading an unsuspecting soul to its doom? When it had succeeded did it then later fade back into this dimension again looking for another soul to lure away? One night this kept going on and on, and at times seemed almost right outside near my property, so I finally got up and closed the window tight and locked it securely. I could faintly hear it as if it were coming close to my window, then it would turn away and fade off into another direction far into the distance. It kept this up throughout that one particular night until the sun began to peak its light across the sky. Then an uneasy silence fell all around. Was it an injured animal? I doubt that as coyotes would have found it quickly from its cries. Even they stayed hidden and silent when the cry baby could be heard. To me that speaks in volumes when coyotes are even silenced and cowering in the night. Some have attempted to search for the baby, but felt uneasy, and turned back to go back inside their homes, locking the doors tightly. They have said the cries were always the same distance away no matter how fast they tried to walk towards the cries. Some say the cries would move around as if they were being surrounded,… but by what? No one ever finds the cry baby. Makes one wonder doesn’t it? Take care and God bless to all of you.

Wonderfully told, as usual Sounds like that area is popping with entities. Love that your daughter is joining you and doing her own videos. Great job by both of you. Love this channel!

As we approach All Hallow's Eve, it's great to hear stories of ghosts and headless horses and the like. It adds to the mystyque of the season where haints powl about unfettered. Excellent story telling! Thank you!

What an excellent video - I love the old photographs, the history, the excellently told stories, and overall ambiance - so well done by all of you, yet again! Thank you!

OMG! As a young pagan I went to rogue's hollow, cry-baby bridge, etc with some friends. The only unusual thing we saw was an immense number of fireflies in unusual colors and swirling patterns!

Great video! Nice to see Rogues Hollow and the tales from this eerie area of Wayne County, Ohio where I live. Rogues Hollow has more tales like the ghost train you mentioned in your outtake, the mine with the ghostly dancing pickaxes and shovels, to the giant snake that terrorized the area in the 40's until a Marine home on leave managed to capture and kill it. Its body was preserved and put on display at a local gas station there but it mysteriously disappeared one day. An article in a 1990's October edition of The Akron Beacon Journal told the tales of Rogues Hollow. They had a psychic recommended by either Akron University or Kent State go with the reporter to get their insights on the area. The psychic said they didn't sense any ghostly entities per se but did say that Rogues Hollow did have a unusually high spiritual or psychic energy.

The outtakes show an inordinate attention to detail, that's manifest in the finished product. Well done all. Very interesting.

I love that the kids are involved in the videos. They are adorable and so happy!

That's the place every one use to go to to party when I was in High School. I never seen any ghost there or heard a baby cry. Been there of times.

Thanks for covering this. It was one of my suggestions earlier in the year. Rogue's Hollow is the creepiest place I have ever been, and I have been to three concentration camps; Dachau, Bergen-Belsen and Mauthausen.

Great job guys,. I understand how hard it can be with reading a script at times. Funny outtakes. And a beautiful location.

You're outtakes remind me of why I can never have a RU-vid channel. Not in a negative way, just all the work it takes to do one.

I just like the young red haired young woman with you! Is she your daughter? Her hat was darling! :-D Every Spooky Season, I wear a custom designed Witches' Hat to all of the Fall Festivals that we go to. :-) I also keep my "Not All Witches Live In Salem" wreath up year' round. It definitely drives the mother-in-law batty. ;-) The tale of the headless horse is definitely an interesting twist. Being a life-long horse rider and owner, that tale really caught my eye! :-D

This was a creepy story, wouldn't want to see a headless horse with a devil riding it. I would be running really fast. Love seeing you and Megan doing these together. Have a blessed night. Linda 😆 😆 👋

You know watching these videos even I have seam to forgotten that we are all human and make mistakes if not for the wonderful effects of film editing we would all look like we're a little out of place right what a wonderful twist to the video by the outtakes enjoyed that would like to see more of that great story you and your family do a wonderful job maybe now we can better appreciate the work you guy do knowing just what's involved in making it happen thanks again for your time and effort in making these videos for us

First off, I love Megan's hat (hope I remembered her name correctly) Rogue's Hollow sounds like a great place to do a night time paranormal investigation. It's a beautiful place especially in the Autumn. Definitely packed full of interesting history and a dangerous work place on top of that. So seven saloons and no brothel? Now that possible missing fact strikes me as odd. LMAO. Loved the bloopers. Now if you used a stack of large white corrugated poster boards with the written lines on them AND had Dean toss them after being read out loud? (with ass't Joey) Cause he'd enjoy that probably too much. Happy Halloween to you as well. PS : I can't name Ohio's Cry Baby Bridges, but Oklahoma has a lot of them too. We even have sightings of Deer Woman at Mowhawk Park which is right before the zoo. SMH old witch stories and women tossing babies off bridges ...sigh. The headless horse with imp really makes me think far more of the Sidhe or dark Fae stories. Were a lot of the miners Irish or of Irish descent? hmmm.

Really enjoyed this one. Not just the story itself, but all the bloopers too! Thank y’all for working so hard to bring all these stories and places to life & sharing them with us.

What you both narrate sets my body straight and upright for I have been leaning against the back of my chair. It is more than simple tales or ghost stories. It sets my bristles straight and I can feel the goosebumps. Some unknown fear I feel looking at the place where you are now. A great video! So too your style of narrating! Great, John! Have nice and happy Halloween to all of you!

Not sure if this is one of the big 5, but we have one in Holmes County that is in Panther’s Hollow - a forest that is allegedly haunted by old circus panthers. It’s also nearby the headless angel cemetery. 😅 HC’s cry baby bridge has a similar legend - a witch or woman threw the baby off the bridge and if you pass over at night, you can hear the baby crying. There are legends that if you park and turn your car’s engine off over the bridge, your car won’t start and you’ll be stuck in the haunted woods!

Hope you have some more of these paranormal videos planned again for the upcoming Halloween season. This was a good one!

You guys forgot dead man's hill, and the ghost trains. Good show!

In my experience, ghost are best seen on a moonlit night when there is the right amount of moisture in the air that will illuminate the energy.😊

As always loved it!!!!!!!! But I have to admit the outtakes are what I like best!! But your stories of history are wonderful. Shirl K - Texas 🐾🐾😎

Fascinating tale! I think the Ghosts of Rogues Hollow put a hex on you and made you speak in tongues - tongue twisters! Happy Halloween!

I am really enjoying your videos. Fall is my favorite season. The trees are beautiful. We don't have the colors you do here in the western part of Texas. 🍂🍁🍃

Thank you ! You bring the mystery of history to tickle our curiousity. LOVE & HUGS y'all.

I really enjoy your content. I live in Wayne county and I don't think I've ever heard of Rogue's Hollow.

Great story on rogue's hollow. Sounds like a very interesting area to visit. I hope you guys went out for a good lunch after doing all those retakes. Have a great rest of the week.

Love the outtakes 😁 A good reminder that it's not as easy as it looks. 👍

Watch out for that beautiful red-haired witch! She appears to be a handful!

Great video guys x gal... really enjoyed this... the thought of seeing a child ghost freaks me right out... Love the outtakes... thanks so much for your hard work... take care from a cold damp England. X

John the chests mics are great! Takes out all the wind. Keep improving sir.

The miners sound like oil-field workers now! UGH! My great-grandfather was a miner during that time period but was mostly in the Southwest region.

Love your channel! So glad you did this video, that is truly scary! WOW! Ohio is such a beautiful state and you bring the history to life! Patricia Gambino Harrington

Thanks Folks I am tripping over my tongue now. Lol 😂. Love you both telling the story it adds a depth of spookiness maybe because of a beautiful redhead witch perhaps. Great video your channel always has great content and the presentation is always spot on . I am hooked. Thank you again…

I love Curious History, beautifully narrated

I am watching this on Halloween night so that was real fun! Loved the boys and their Happy Halloween Boo!

Will be catching this after work. Can't wait!

Yesss another place to go visit!! Loved the out takes!!

All your videos are great and this is the one subject I was waiting for

I was waiting for this. I've downloaded it and I'm headed to the towpath to scare myself!

Love this video, thank you all.

Excellent job ! 👍🏼

Love this one especially the funny out takes John.

Unfortunately I went here to walk the property but didn't make it past my car before the mosquitoes decided to try and drain the blood from me in seconds jumped back in car and got the hell out of there

Outstanding! I could listen to you two all night.💕

I love the outtakes! 😛

Greatest time of the year John for ghost stories, can't wait to see more. =)

As I stated before running out of words to describe these videos their GREEEAT you keep doing these great videos and I will work on the words 😂

Great video very interesting and what a wonderful outro 😂😂😂

Excellent, as usual! Gave me the shivers, it did!

Cool story! Keep em coming! Happy Halloween!

Very interesting, thanks for the real history 👍

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No crybaby bridges on the West Coast. But I have hung out under Suicide Bridge (Colorado St) in Pasadena, CA... It's a sorrowful place at night.

this is hard work guys you make it look easy

Love your videos! So very interesting and full of detail. Thank You😊 Horseless head man😂😆😁

The Rhosts of Gogue Hollow haha

🇨🇦love the stories

Please write a book! You are so talented! Patricia Gambino Harrington

My Reserve is the most Lawless place in Canada,lol

I stayed in a motel, and heard a crying baby all night. Turns out it was the young couple in the next room, who had a baby. I was scared for awhile that night, though.

great stories my town has some old abandoned coal mines😀👍

Loved this story!😃

There appears to be something in the upstairs window behind your guys during the outro.

Awesome video 😊

Great stories y’all!

thanks for the bloopers lol

Interesting about this towns his tory good ghost stories thanks

Always curious 🧐

Atleast 20 yrs. ago there were peacocks being raised down the road from the cry baby bridge. They could give off some crazy cries and I suspect that started the cry baby legend. Years ago a friend claimed to see an apparition of a woman walking thru a field in the area dressed in 19th century garb. My daughter and her friend stopped for what they thought was an approaching train as the gates and lights at the double tracks in the hollow went off. No train came thru and they got a very creepy vibe! It's a beautiful area but so highly saturated with history and alot of it dark you can "feel" it. By the way, Jeffrey Dahmer lived with his family in Doylestown before moving to Bath, Ohio. Interesting when u hear tales of past evil and the devil connected to the hollow.

I am a descendent of the Chidesters

Nicely done

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Cute kids!!! 😆 Great video!!

And rogues hollow is also haunted by a pretty young who is a interesting narrator the reasoning behind this can be found in certain outtakes 😂🤪

I love the stories

LMAO awesome

I've heard about Clinton's road and cry babies bridge.Good stories.

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Cute kids!!

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there is nothing wrong with being a witch or a ghost lol

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