“So some friends and I drove up there for a little spooky fun, and I turned the car off.”

“So some friends and I drove up there for a little spooky fun, and I turned the car off.”
“About 3:30 a.m., I suddenly awoke. My two cats were sitting on the floor, staring right above me.”
Was it a house of death and tumult or a peaceful place? Tom Muir, historic site manager at the Thomas Wolfe Memorial, considers the Old Kentucky Home during its heyday and the spirits that may still linger there.
“As we approached the curve at the cemetery on the hill at the Baptist church, imagine my surprise …”
“After that night, many times we would be sitting in the same room and suddenly smell a waft of perfume, as if someone just walked by.”
“After seven months on a mountain, a lot of the forest’s sounds become normal. Not this night.”
“Fifty years ago, when I was a teenager, two carloads of us went up to the Zealandia Mansion to see the legendary ghost.”