Their discussion covered the history and hauntings of Maine, including the possibility that King's home in Brunswick, near the home of Civil War hero Joshua Chamberlain, may be haunted by a ghost clad in a Civil War Union uniform.
They also discussed the importance of tourism to Maine, and how much both visitors and locals enjoy learning about Maine history, especially when spiced up with ghostly tales.
King complimented Lobkowicz for "illuminating Maine history, both scary and not so scary" adding, "it's wonderful to hear of someone who has made a business out of something they enjoy."
King's podcast can be found on his website: king.senate.gov.
Red Cloak Haunted History twilight walking tours are available in Bath, Wiscasset, Boothbay Harbor, Damariscotta, Hallowell, Rockland, Camden and Bar Harbor from May through October. The company also conducts cruise ship shore excursions in Bar Harbor in partnership with Intercruises, and works with Maine Maritime Museum on two offerings: “Lighthouse Legends and Lore” tours aboard the museum excursion vessel; and the “Famed Captains and Shipbuilders” cemetery tour aboard the Bath trolley.
For more information on Red Cloak Haunted History Tours check online at redcloakhauntedhistorytours.com or telephone 207-380-3806.
Caption for Attached Photo: Sally Lobkowicz of Red Cloak Haunted History Tours leads a twilight walking tour in Camden.
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