The Ghost of Executive Function

Krysti leads off with the Curran Theater in San Francisco. This was a hotbed of crime as well as the theater arts. From murder to catching criminals in front of the building, guess what, you want ghosts, that’s how you get ghosts. Tori comes in second with terrible pronunciation and Dragholm Castle in Zealand Denmark. This castle survived several iterations and has a shady past. It’s been known to have over 100 ghosts. Several tropes show up in this story, including a lady in white, a gray lady, a mad squire, and prisoner bishop. Tori keeps it going with the Skirrid Inn in Wales, which at being over 900 years o;d has seen it’s share of history and ghosts. Krys finishes us off with the Watson-Curtze Mansion at Hagen History Center. This mansion on Erie’s millionaire’s row has it’s own checkered past, not to mention it’s share of ghosts.

Our Sources: atgenentertainment.com, sanfranciscotheatres.blogspot.com, Kqed.com, weirdca.com, sfghosthunt.com, sfweekly.com, goerie.com, eriebuildings.info, hauntedrooms.com, eriehistory.org, Huz Ghost Stories Podcast, nps.gov, britannica.com, youtube.com, littlefhouseofhorrors.com, relaischateaux.com, skirridinn.com

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