The first place we
visited was the
Hermitage Hotel built
in 1910. It has a rich
history of visitors,
including Presidents
and celebrities. We
heard about the Room
910 ghost; the Lady in
White who was found
hung in the hotel; and
the ghost of the
beautiful woman who
roams the bottom two
floors. The picture to
the right has an orb in
the balcony...
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We then were taken to
the Capitol building
and heard the story of
its construction and
the two men
responsible - and their
hatred for one
another. Would you
be surprised to hear
that many believe they
haunt the grounds,
today? Nice anomaly
in front of the Capitol
buliding...is it light
reflection or orb?
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St Mary of the Seven
Sorrows was our next
stop, and we learned
about a priest who
haunted this church
(which was
constructed on
Halloween in 1847).
The founder was later
"found" in the church...
We found this orb
looking up in the
entrance...
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Walking a little further,
we then heard the
tragic story of a night
club owner named
"Skull," as we enter
Printer's Alley. This
place has a notorious,
riotous history, so why
would death surprise
us?
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The last stop was
Ryman Auditorium,
former home of The
Grand Ole Opry. Built
in 1892, the Ryman
was originally built as
a church and later
housed operas.
Several ghosts have
been seen in this
place, and many
believe that ghosts of
former country music
legends walk the
stage, reminiscing
about the great times
they had.
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