E16: The San Juan Islands of Washington State | and how their existence as part of the US is related to a murdered pig and a German Kaiser

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Viva America

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Travel | True Crime | History Hi! I'm Marilyn. After traveling with my family to all 50 states, I am fascinated by the stories this country has to tell. The good ones and the bad ones. The Viva America podcast won’t just share the morbid, terrifying and haunting stories of this nation, but the inspirational, wholesome and inspiring stories as well. Balance is good. Join my son, Cameron, and I as we reflect on the places that we have visited and share stories that fascinate us. Or horrify us. Or inspire us. Or fill us with despair. Or make us want to head out on another adventure.

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E16: The San Juan Islands of Washington State | and how their existence as part of the US is related to a murdered pig and a German Kaiser

Viva America

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3 years ago

E16: The San Juan Islands of Washington State | and how their existence as part of the US is related to a murdered pig and a German Kaiser

The Pacific Northwest is one of the most beautiful parts of our country. But many who travel there, don't venture farther north than Seattle. But the San Juan Islands are not to be missed. Join us this week as Cameron shares the story how their existence as part of the US is related to a murdered pig and a German Kaiser. We also sneak in a few stories about the Manassas Castle - considered one of the most haunted places on the West Coast. Enjoy!