The Slice from PBS North.

With the sounds of the boat in the water.

You can be really quiet as well as really loud, but with the sounds covering it up, I tend to use it to cover up those.

I'm Daniel, I'm one of the lead actors on the Haunted Ship.

This one has some specific personality.

You'll stomp your feet and then I'll just reverberate.

Also, just using your voice.

It echoes throughout the ship, so it sounds even creepier, especially if you cackle and it will travel throughout the entire ship.

It's always really fun when you get that opportunity to be able to chase people through zones.

Last time I was here, I had someone like fall down to the ground.

Now that was pretty fun.

People are all really great.

They make sure you're all right, all that kind of stuff.

And then there's still, like, fun to be around and they talk with you.

I love historical places, so this being on an actual historical museum is so cool.

We have had a death on board in 1964.

There was a shipmate who was scalded to death in the boiler room, and perhaps he is still here and still angry.

I think the atmosphere finally, like, kind of can start getting to be a little bit at that point.

Ours was pretty scary.

I think was a good time.

I love to.

Come to the Haunted Ship.

The Slice from PBS North, presented by the Teberg Fund.