3 Night Shift Horror Stories From Appalachia

A night switchboard operator watches line after line drop open at ten past three, each call coming from a house that should be empty. A snowplow driver hears his partner's signal on the radio, long after his partner has gone silent, and in the last story, a lonely mountain gas station takes in a coin that should not be there. Elias is an old storyteller who shares slow, atmospheric tales from the hollows and ridges of Appalachia, here on Tales From Grandfather. Which of these night shifts would you have walked away from first? If these stories kept you up tonight, leave a like so more listeners can find them. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a new story from Grandfather's table. Elias is a fictional narrator. The stories are works of fiction, some inspired by real folklore. Narration and images are AI-generated. #horrorstories #appalachia #scarystories