Tonight, Chesterton Radio presents a new kind of old-fashioned radio listening.
The Last Train from Bellweather is an original full-length mystery from Chesterton Radio—a story of an abandoned railway station, a disappearance that was never explained, and a train that should not exist.
On a stormy night, a young woman arrives at Bellweather Station carrying questions about a mystery buried twenty-one years before. The station remembers more than the people who pass through it. And somewhere beyond the darkness, lighted carriages are moving along a railway line where no locomotive can be seen.
Settle in, turn down the lights, and listen to the complete story, presented in the tradition of the great radio mysteries and storytelling programs we love.
This is not a discussion or review. This is the story itself.
For years, Chesterton Radio has kept the door open to the great voices of classic radio—mystery, comedy, drama, literature and imagination.
Now we’re beginning to add something new: original stories created for listening.
We call them Chesterton Radio Presents: new mysteries, adventures, literary tales and strange stories made in the spirit of the radio programs that came before them.
If you enjoy The Last Train from Bellweather, please consider supporting Chesterton Radio. Your support helps us keep the station running, preserve and share classic radio, and—most importantly—create more new stories like this one.
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