(Rebroadcast) Ohio State Reformatory
from Ohio Folklore Hosted by Melissa Davies
For our second rebroadcasted episode, come listen to Ohio Folklore's most downloaded tale, the legendary Ohio State Reformatory. Most Ohioans know well the venerable institution called Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield. It served as the backdrop for the 1994 seminal film, The Shawshank Redemption. Had the movie been shot elsewhere, the state would have demolished this historic structure. How fitting that this movie's message is one of redemption and hope against all odds. It resonates deep within us. Tourists from all over the world come to visit this remarkable place. Some come for the history. Some come for the pop culture influence. Yet many come to fill their curious minds and hearts. They seek to know what lurks in the shadows, what hides behind iron bars. Come hear the tales of three individuals with unique knowledge of the place. Hear the paranormal experiences of a tour guide, a ghost hunter and a volunteer. Come learn what draws them...what has drawn so many. Lastly, hear the tragic tale of a supposed resident ghost, the spirit of a young man who was executed in the very electric chair now on display. If you enjoy this episode, please rate, review and subscribe to Ohio Folklore on your chosen podcast platform. You can also find Ohio Folklore at: ohiofolklore.com facebook.com/ohiofolklore And as always, keep wondering...
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For our second rebroadcasted episode, come listen to Ohio Folklore's most downloaded tale, the legendary Ohio State Reformatory. Most Ohioans know well the venerable institution called Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield. It served as the backdrop for the 1994 seminal film, The Shawshank Redemption. Had the movie been shot elsewhere, the state would have demolished this historic structure. How fitting that this movie's message is one of redemption and hope against all ...
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