The Mystery of the Seven Gates of Hell

Welcome to the latest episode of the Haunts and Legends Podcast. Hosts Rae and Sia dive into the intriguing urban legend of the Seven Gates of Hell located in York County, Pennsylvania. Despite some technical difficulties going live, the duo manages to uncover the spine-chilling stories and theories surrounding these infamous gates.

They discuss two main legends: one involving an old asylum that allegedly burned down in the late 1800s, trapping the souls of the insane within iron gates; and another about a doctor from the 1900s who constructed gates to keep people away from his property. Both legends share eerie commonalities, such as the claim that anyone passing through all seven gates will be transported to Hell.

With personal anecdotes, historical tidbits, and discussions about the credibility of these stories, Rae and Sia dissect what might be truth and what might be mere legend. They also touch upon the challenges of exploring this now-private property and the potential dangers of trespassing.

Join Rae and Sia as they navigate through shadowy figures, glowing eyes in the woods, and tales of satanic cults, all while pondering the question: Is there any truth to the legend of the Seven Gates of Hell?