Kentucky Deceased: Hauntings of Frankfort

Halloween is almost here! We're excited to share this penultimate episode with you. 
 
The audio from this episode is from the first talk Russ Hatter, former City Historian, gave about the Murder and Mayhem of Frankfort, KY. This episode is not recommended for children (or those under the age of 18). 
 

A BLAST FROM THE ARCHIVES. 
 
This very special archival retrieval comes to us, like a lighting bolt from the past, from friend of the museum, Joe Carter.
 
Thank you to Joe and to Passport Radio for letting us share this audio!

WOW! The Gray Lady of Liberty Hall! A famous Frankfort spectral resident, well known throughout the state! We love hearing this story, and to be told by the fabulous Julia Gabbard, too! 
 
Thank you to special episode co-sponsors, Liberty Hall, for being wonderful and amazing!
 
For more information on the Gray Lady and for tours of the gorgeous Liberty Hall check out: libertyhall.org

This episode highlights expert Frankfort storytellers, who have the ability to spin wonderful and captivating yarns about spooky tales and frightening encounters. Are some fake? Are some fact? A little of both?
 
This episode features:
An original story by Jerry Deaton, taken from his book Appalachian Ghost Stories: Tales from Bloody Breathitt.
An original story by Ce Ci Mitchell called the Lady of Broadway
And two stories recounted by Russ Kennedy, tour guide & historian extraordinaire.