Ep. 12: Alice Flagg, Fort Fremont, and The 1837 Bed ‘n Breakfast

South Carolina Spookshow

In a classic case of forbidden love, Alice Flagg, a Pawleys Island plantation princess, fell in love with a lumber man by the name of John Braddock. At the hand of of her brother Allard, Alice’s fairly tale romance would never come to be, as she would die of what most would call a broken heart. But to this day, you can still visit her grave where some have witnessed strange happenings. Could the longing for her lost love still be seen from beyond the grave? Plus, Civil War ghost stories are popular among those who consider themselves history buffs and paranormal enthusiasts. But what is it about Fort Fremont that makes it so spooky if it was never home to any battles? Also, The 1837 Bed and Breakfast has been a prime example of Charlestons beautiful architecture and top-notch lodging for those looking to get away. But don’t be surprised if you end up having an extra roommate during your stay. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scspookshow/support