The Haunted Mansions of Manila: Pre-War Homes That Refuse to Die

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Filipino-Canadian hosts Angel and Paul explore the terrifying world of pre-war Manila mansions — hundred-year-old family homes whose stories refuse to die with their owners. 00:15 - Angel greets listeners from Toronto, Paul joins from Vancouver 02:30 - The haunted mansions theme begins — old Manila families whose ancestral homes carry secrets 08:00 - Story 1: THE HISPANIC MANSION IN BINONDO — Century-old mansion with ancient trees and a gargoyle 18:00 - Story 2: THE MANSION IN THE CITY — Beautiful uncle's mansion where children saw figures in the hallway 28:30 - Story 3: THE GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE — 54-year-old grandmother's house in Pampanga, mysterious shadow 39:00 - Story 4: THE GRANDPARENTS' HOUSE IN THE PROVINCE — Lady in uniform appearing in the window 49:30 - Story 5: THE OLD HOUSE IN ROXAS CITY — Villa where a blanket was yanked at night 58:00 - Outro: Angel and Paul reflect on why ancestral homes refuse to rest 60:00 - Final CTA — subscribe on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts The theme is haunted pre-war mansions of Manila, and the idea that these old homes carry the weight of generations. Listen with the lights low. Subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/support.Thank you for listening to Stories Philippines Podcast—the original, the first, and the longest-running Filipino horror podcast.Follow the show for weekly Pinoy horror stories, true encounters, Filipino folklore, ghost sightings, aswang legends, haunted places, and unexplained mysteries from across the Philippine archipelago.Share this episode with someone who enjoys listening to terrifying stories after dark.Support Stories Philippines Podcast and help us continue preserving and sharing Filipino horror:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-philippines-podcast-pinoy-horror-stories--6886028/supportEpisodes may contain folklore, dramatization, personal recollections, and allegedly true experiences that cann