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FROM THE ARCHIVEFeb 1, 1911·Hartford, Kentucky

HAUNTED HOUSE MYTHS REVEALED

Scanned from The Hartford Herald, Feb 1, 1911
HAUNTED HOUSE MYTHS REVEALED
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Many Years Ago OLD NEGROS MYTH1GAL STORY Reminiscenses of. Old Days When Haunted Houses Were Common THE I1AX IiOXG SIXCK IlKMOVKD Editors Herald. As but a few now living ever heard of the return to this houso of the weird spirits of its deceased occupants and their nightly visits to this home of haunts as told many years ago by the ignor ant and superstitious persons of that time perhaps the story of the haunt ed house on the Morgantown road as. It was told sixtyfive years ago may interest tho readers of.

The Her ald as many of them never heard of a Hartford ghost story before. One mile from tho court house in Hartford on what was known many years ago as the Morgantown road but now known as the Hartford and Beaver Dam turnpike Is a country residence that to pass. It after dark by the small white boys or some of.

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