The Red Chair in the Oak: Why Pell's Hollow Keeps Turning

Legends of Real Spirits · Oct 3, 2026 · 14m

The Red Chair in the Oak: Why Pell's Hollow Keeps Turning

A child-sized red chair has sat fifty-two feet up in a white oak at the Wethers property for over 130 years, and every spring the people of Pell’s Hollow burn corn husks in a shallow pit they call the Turning to "keep the bad years away." The chair’s back rail is worn in two thumb-width arcs from small hands-and one word in a private set of 1888 letters suggests Clara Price was "placed" there; how did a seven-year-old come to be fifty feet in the air, and why has no public record ever told the full story?

In this episode, you’ll hear…