S1:E2 - Haunted History of Kentucky

from Kentucky Kernels · host Bobby Bluegrass

In this episode of 'Kentucky Kernels', host Bobby Bluegrass delves into the eerie side of Kentucky by exploring the 10 most haunted places in the state. Features on this unique journey include the infamous Waverly Hills Sanatorium, the haunt-heavy Bobby Mackey’s Music World, and the historic Liberty Hall, which is known for its chilling 'Grey Lady'. The episode continues with tales from locations like the Seelbach Hotel, the legendary Goatman’s Bridge, and the Old Talbott Tavern. Further intensifying the thrill are Grandview Cemetery's "Gates of Hell", Boone Tavern, The Campbell House, and the ghost-infested Kentucky Eastern State Penitentiary. Bobby encourages listeners to share their experiences if they ever find themselves in these locations, boosting their curiosity and fostering an immersive listening environment.

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