Hiestand House

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This historic stone cottage is now a museum, but was formerly built in the early nineteenth century by a family of emigrants. After being abandoned for a period of time, a middle class family moved in, but fled after reporting apparitions, disembodied footsteps and strange fires.

(Submitted by Callum Swift)

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Geographic Information

Address:
1075 Campbellsville Bypass
Campbellsville, KY 42718
United States

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GPS:
37.3503094, -85.37504609999996
County:
Taylor County, Kentucky
Nearest Towns:
Campbellsville, KY (1.9 mi.)
Greensburg, KY (9.2 mi.)
Summersville, KY (9.5 mi.)
Raywick, KY (14.8 mi.)
Bradfordsville, KY (15.9 mi.)
Lebanon, KY (16.6 mi.)
Columbia, KY (17.5 mi.)
Loretto, KY (19.7 mi.)
New Hope, KY (20.8 mi.)
Buffalo, KY (21.0 mi.)

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  1. GHOSTWRITERS PARANORMAL  |  

    im about to go there right now.. its prolly closed.. but being that its a public place.. im sure i can sit in my car and do a ghostbox and evp session.. if i get results, i will post back with a link to my youtube video.. hopefully something happens

  2. I’m Tommy and I slept overnight by the house in a sleeping bag. I awoke probably around 3:00am and a man was hovering with an old fashioned barber’s razor in his hand. He kept crying Edgar and then in a nasty tone the word Quilly threw the rock. The apparition then burst into fire and vanished.

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