Haunts of Old Louisville
All of us have heard the stories. Misplaced items, doors left open, pets startled by something we just don?’t see. Strange noises in the house at night that might be more than our standard explanation that ?“something is settling?”.
Some of us?—the truly haunted ones?—have seen apparitions at the top of the stairs.
Ours is the most ghostly neighborhood in the city. At least it seems so when we gather late at night, after a party or a glass of wine. We?’ve all been there when one of us?—usually around midnight but certainly well after dark?—sets out on a story that begins, ?“I don?’t know what it was, but?….?”
What is your story? Is there a resident ghost in your Old Louisville house? Something inexplicable that borders on the eerie? Do you have a history attached to this uncanny occupant, or is the presence more mysterious? Is the ghost friendly? Menacing? Even funny?
The West St. Catherine Neighborhood Association is planning an exciting fund-raising event for this fall, and in order to do what we have in mind, we need your help. If you have a ghost story you?’d like to tell, or if you know of people in the neighborhood who keeps hauling out supernatural tales about their houses, please contact Jon Huffman (huffcull@msn.com) or Michael Williams (williemelmoth@aol.com). You don?’t have to tell us the story right off?—just give us an idea of what?’s going on within your haunted walls, and we?’ll take it from there.
All of us have heard the stories. Misplaced items, doors left open, pets startled by something we just don?’t see. Strange noises in the house at night that might be more than our standard explanation that ?“something is settling?”.
Some of us?—the truly haunted ones?—have seen apparitions at the top of the stairs.
Ours is the most ghostly neighborhood in the city. At least it seems so when we gather late at night, after a party or a glass of wine. We?’ve all been there when one of us?—usually around midnight but certainly well after dark?—sets out on a story that begins, ?“I don?’t know what it was, but?….?”
What is your story? Is there a resident ghost in your Old Louisville house? Something inexplicable that borders on the eerie? Do you have a history attached to this uncanny occupant, or is the presence more mysterious? Is the ghost friendly? Menacing? Even funny?
The West St. Catherine Neighborhood Association is planning an exciting fund-raising event for this fall, and in order to do what we have in mind, we need your help. If you have a ghost story you?’d like to tell, or if you know of people in the neighborhood who keeps hauling out supernatural tales about their houses, please contact Jon Huffman (huffcull@msn.com) or Michael Williams (williemelmoth@aol.com). You don?’t have to tell us the story right off?—just give us an idea of what?’s going on within your haunted walls, and we?’ll take it from there.
