Oct 12, 2026 · 34 min · 13 segments
We spent the night at Fort William Henry in New York. This sight has gained a reputation as one of the most haunted places in the state. We're here to find out if it truly is ... full of ghosts. This…
Now, this is where the soldiers would hang out.
They would go through their daily routine.
They would come drink from the terrible water inside of the well.
And it's also where plenty of hauntings take place now.
People report hearing disembodied footsteps all around this area.
There's been sightings of a little girl and a mysterious red mist.
And inside this well is the original hole that was dug back in 1756.
[eerie music] I keep hearing noises over here.
Now, there was a cat.
Down at the end of this ominous hallway is the powder magazine, and it was called that because that's where they stored all the gunpowder to keep it safe from artillery fire and from the weather.
Now, there's only one way in and one way out, and that's this hallway.
This hallway is also haunted by the spirits of three different entities.
There's the spirit of a little girl, there's the spirit of a soldier in blue who's thought to be part of the New Jersey Regiment, and there's the spirit of a red coat who was believed to guard this doorway 24/7, and his spirit is not very nice.
He pushes people.
Now, I've been known to catch a cannonball or two with these beautiful, great hands of mine.
But this guy beside me, he caught a musket ball with his teeth and left marks in it.
We are in the mess hall here at Fort William Henry, where they made it a makeshift hospital during the battle.
They were doing amputations here left and right, and that has left some lingering spirits behind.
There's the ghost of a woman named Mary, and there's even the ghost of a Native American who tries to push people down the stairs.
Now, this is where the soldiers would hang out.
They would go through their daily routine.
They would come drink from the terrible water inside of the well.
And it's also where plenty of hauntings take place now.
People report hearing disembodied footsteps all around this area.
There's been sightings of a little girl and a mysterious red mist.
And inside this well is the original hole that was dug back in 1756.
[eerie music] I keep hearing noises over here.
Now, there was a cat.
Down at the end of this ominous hallway is the powder magazine, and it was called that because that's where they stored all the gunpowder to keep it safe from artillery fire and from the weather.
Now, there's only one way in and one way out, and that's this hallway.
This hallway is also haunted by the spirits of three different entities.
There's the spirit of a little girl, there's the spirit of a soldier in blue who's thought to be part of the New Jersey Regiment, and there's the spirit of a red coat who was believed to guard this doorway 24/7, and his spirit is not very nice.
He pushes people.
Now, I've been known to catch a cannonball or two with these beautiful, great hands of mine.
But this guy beside me, he caught a musket ball with his teeth and left marks in it.
We are in the mess hall here at Fort William Henry, where they made it a makeshift hospital during the battle.
They were doing amputations here left and right, and that has left some lingering spirits behind.
There's the ghost of a woman named Mary, and there's even the ghost of a Native American who tries to push people down the stairs.
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