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BERRY
HOUSE
.jpg) The Berry House, Atchison, KS
The P.E.D.R.O. team lead 18 first time investigators on this "Haunted
Overnight" in Atchison, Kansas in September 2008. Learn the eerie details of their findings.
LEMP MANSION
St
Louis, Mi ssouri.
The Lemp Mansion was built in
1868
by St. Louisian Jacob
Feickert. William J. Lemp and wife Julia
moved
in in 1876. The ghosts
of several
Lemp family
members are said to
haunt the mansion.
WAVERLY HILLS SANATORIUM
Louisville, Kentu cky.
Waverly HIlls
opened in 1910 as a two-story hospital to accommodate
40 to 50 tuberculosis
patients. It has
been popularized on television as being one of the "most
haunted"
hospitals in the eastern United States. It was also seen on the Sci Fi Channel's Ghost Hunters.
THE SALLIE HOUSE
At chison,
Kansas.
Built in 1872,
this house has a tremendous amount
of
history;
from the people who settled the land and erected
its walls, to those who have lived in the house and walked through its
doors.
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HARTMAN'S HARDWARE
Hartman's Hardware,
Shawnee, Kansas.
When a building begins as a Masonic Lodge Dance Hall, and you
add a ghost named "Red" and a parrot who meows,
the result is one of the most unique sites for ghost hunters today!
CONSTITUTION HALL
Topeka, Kansas.
 In
1855 Free State settlers wrote a territorial
constitution and elected a legislature that met to
demand the admission of Kansas to the Union as a
free state and challenge the fraudulently elected proslavery
legislature. The Free State constitution prohibited slavery in the
territory.
VILLISCA AXE MURDER HOUSE
Villisca, Iowa.
On June 10, 1910, long before serial kille rs
and mass murders had become
a way of life, two adults
and 6 children were found brutally murdered in their beds in the small
mid-western town of Villisca Iowa. Every person in the house had been
brutally murdered, their
skulls crushed as they slept.
ALCOTT ARTS CENTER
Kansas City, Kansas.
Located
across from a flur ry of redevelopment, sits the innocuous looking Alcott Arts Center. Its playground
turned parking lot reminds us of its decades spent as a bustling grade
school, giving no indication that ghost hunting groups from across the
Midwest venture inside to look for evidence of a haunting.
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