S15 Ep11: S15E11 - "Port Humber" - Horror Hill
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Disclaimer. Horror Hill is a horror anthology podcast bringing you scary stories from all corners of the internet and beyond. As such, certain stories include content that some listeners might find offensive. Listener discretion is advised. greetings listeners and welcome back to horror hill as always i'm the voice telling you to drive into oncoming traffic eric peabody tonight we've got a great period piece from show regular ryan g peacock it takes place in the 1850s and it's titled she waits upon the coastal road Howard Blake has just learned that his brother has gone missing from the small fishing village of Port Humber, Massachusetts. Traveling there to investigate, he learns from his brother's widow that there is a local legend of a witch haunting the road north.
Blake is skeptical and decides to travel the road himself to hopefully determine his brother's fate. What truly awaits him along the coastal road? Stay tuned to find out. You're listening to the free edition of this program. If you'd like to help support Horror Hill and also remove these pesky ads, head to chillingtalesfordarknights.com and click Patrons in the upper menu to sign up today. You'll get instant access to hundreds of ad-free stories, so what are you waiting for? Also, if you're watching on YouTube or Rumble, do us a favor and drop a like and subscribe. Become part of our dark circle, listeners. And now, from author Ryan G. Peacock, I give you... She Waits Upon the Coastal Road. October 6th, 1853 When I set out for Port Humber, I had not imagined that this would be where I met my death.
Indeed, I must confess that I had always imagined myself beyond death, in a sense... Not above it, no. One of the few certainties in life is its ending. That final slumber comes for all, be they peasant or king. Yet, all the same, I thought myself fated to die an old man, and not at the age of twenty-nine, in a bed far from home. It is with the last of my strength that I write this, and when I expire... I'll ask that Olivia place my final letter at the altar of the church. It will be the one building in this town she shall not burn to ashes. God willing, holy ground should be safe from the things that lurk in the dark. And if it is not, then it hardly matters, as there is nothing neither man nor God can do to stop what comes for mankind.
I am not a resident of Port Humber, nor had I ever any interest in remaining in this dreadful little town for longer than I needed to. No, my brother William had sought his fortune in Port Humber. When last I saw him, he swore up and down that the fishing in this dreary place was wonderful. In his own words, a man could catch thrice his weight in fish in a single day." It's a shame I never had the opportunity to experience that firsthand. I made my living as a lawyer in Boston. Unlike my brother, I did not leave home for a girl and some fish.
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