Speaker 1: Welcome to Haunted Road, a production of iHeartRadio and Grimm
Speaker 1: and Mild from Aaron Manky. Listener discretion is advised. I
Speaker 1: want to tell you about a time I was absolutely
Speaker 1: taken aback by a psychic medium. A few years ago.
Speaker 1: I was at a location where we suspected a cemetery
Speaker 1: that had fallen into ruin on the property was at
Speaker 1: least partially responsible for the haunting going on there. The
Speaker 1: idea being the spirits of those buried on the property
Speaker 1: were upset their final resting place was slowly being swallowed
Speaker 1: by the land, along with the last evidence of their existence.
Speaker 1: Just my luck, the proprietor of this property happens to
Speaker 1: be one of the most gifted psychic mediums I've ever
Speaker 1: worked with, And let me tell you, I'm very picky
Speaker 1: about my psychics. So to test the theory of the
Speaker 1: cemetery being the origin of the activity, ed an investigation
Speaker 1: in the basement. I brought a number of items into
Speaker 1: the room with us, including a small bag of dirt
Speaker 1: from the cemetery. We brought the psychic into the room,
Speaker 1: not telling her a thing about what we were doing
Speaker 1: or what was in the bag. As we settled and
Speaker 1: started investigating. She seemed very drawn to the bag, so
Speaker 1: I asked her to pick it up. She did, and
Speaker 1: she held it in her hands for a moment, and
Speaker 1: I asked her what do you think is in there?
Speaker 1: And she looked in the distance for a moment and
Speaker 1: blurted out earth, roots, ground, dirt, cemetery, dirt, and plopped
Speaker 1: the bag down. My eyes were wide with shock, and
Speaker 1: I was like, how did you do that? And she
Speaker 1: matter of factly replied with a laugh, I'm psychic. Amy.
Speaker 1: It was one of the many times I've been impressed
Speaker 1: at this location. And later in the program we'll talk
Speaker 1: to that very psychic, but for now, join me as
Speaker 1: we venture to GasPort, New York for a little visit
Speaker 1: to Greystone Manor. I'm Amy Bruney and this is Haunted Road.
Speaker 1: On Route Road in GasPort, New York. A large Victorian
Speaker 1: house looms over an otherwise empty rural street known as
Speaker 1: Greystone Manor. It's a stunning forty four hundred square foot
Speaker 1: home that's over one hundred fifty years old. Farm Land
Speaker 1: stretches in every direction around it, with barely any sign
Speaker 1: of another building for miles. In fact, while Greystone's address
Speaker 1: says that it's in GasPort. GasPort isn't actually a town,
Speaker 1: it's a census designated area not too far from the
Speaker 1: Erie Canal. About fourteen hundred people live in the region.
Speaker 1: It's unclear how Greystone Manor got its name, but it
Speaker 1: has sand colored tan walls and green trim. The front
Speaker 1: door is set back from the road, while a foreboding
Speaker 1: wall with two vertical windows faces the street. This wall
Speaker 1: is likely to be the first thing visitors see as
Speaker 1: they approach. If one were to explore the grounds before
Speaker 1: going inside, they'd find an eerie graveyard not too far
Speaker 1: from the house. There's no record of who was buried there,
Speaker 1: but rumors are rampant, suggesting this is the final resting
Speaker 1: place for the house's residents, servants, or even for horses
Speaker 1: that were once raised on the property. Inside, a spiral
Speaker 1: staircase leads guests to the three luxurious bedrooms in the
Speaker 1: so called main part of the house. One is called
Speaker 1: the Red Room due to its vibrant scarlet walls, and
Speaker 1: it features a stately bed patterned rugs and a large
Speaker 1: set of double windows that fill the room with sunlight.
Speaker 1: The Green room is just as finely appointed in sunlit,
Speaker 1: but its walls are a peaceful shade of light green.
Speaker 1: And finally, the Gold room is as you've probably guessed gold.
Speaker 1: Its four poster bed and the sword mounted on the
Speaker 1: wall make it feel like something out of history, tucked
Speaker 1: away out of sight. The four servants bedrooms are more modest.
Speaker 1: They're also only accessible by a separate, less elaborate staircase.
Speaker 1: The home has all of the amenities that a wealthy
Speaker 1: nineteenth century family could want. A library, a full kitchen
Speaker 1: complete with a butler's pantry, and two separate parlors. Patterned
Speaker 1: rugs warm up the rooms, and chandeliers grace the ceilings.
Speaker 1: There's also taxidermy lots and lots of taxidermy. Graystown Manor
Speaker 1: was built in eighteen sixty five. At that time, the
Speaker 1: land around it was full of apple and pear orchards.
Speaker 1: A racehorse breeder named Curtis Root had the manner built
Speaker 1: for him and his family, and they also, of course
Speaker 1: raised their horses there. According to rumor, Curtis made a
Speaker 1: fortune selling mounts to the armies during the Civil War.
Speaker 1: He did business with both Confederate and Union leaders alike.
Speaker 1: He also owned a racetrack that was less than a
Speaker 1: mile from the house where he'd have his fastest horses compete.
Speaker 1: It's safe to assume that this attracted a less than
Speaker 1: savory crowd. In fact, rumor went that Curtis and his
Speaker 1: brothers were also involved in illegal gambling and alcohol operations.
Speaker 1: Curtis's bad reputation extended into his personal and family life.
Speaker 1: According to gossip, he was an unrepentant womanizer. This may
Speaker 1: be why the servants quarters at Greystone Manor reportedly had
Speaker 1: a slide lock installed on the inside. No one knows
Speaker 1: for shore when or why it was put in, but
Speaker 1: it was not standard in homes at the time. One
Speaker 1: theory was that this lock was the only way that
Speaker 1: female employees could sleep through the night with any kind
Speaker 1: of assurance that Curtis wouldn't harass them in their beds.
Speaker 1: Rumbling as that is, life at the manor took an
Speaker 1: even darker turn in the spring of eighteen eighty nine.
Speaker 1: The day after Valentine's Day, on February fifteenth, Curtis was
Speaker 1: in an accident while riding his horse Playboy. There are
Speaker 1: conflicting reports of what happened. One story says that he
Speaker 1: was trying to lead his mount past an oncoming horse team. However,
Speaker 1: the other team startled Playboy and he reared only to
Speaker 1: land on top of Curtis. Another version said it was
Speaker 1: a passing train, not a team of horses that scared Playboy.
Speaker 1: In this account, the horse was also hauling a vehicle
Speaker 1: called a cutter, which landed on them both. However it happened,
Speaker 1: Curtis walked away from the accident apparently unscathed. He didn't
Speaker 1: have any noticeable major injuries, and because he didn't get
Speaker 1: any medical treatment, he failed to realize that he was
Speaker 1: bleeding internally until it was too late. Two weeks later,
Speaker 1: on March first, he died in his bed at the
Speaker 1: age of seventy two years old. The funeral was held
Speaker 1: in the manor, and reportedly hundreds of people turned out
Speaker 1: to pay their respects afterward. His widow, Melissa, lived a
Speaker 1: little more than a decade before she passed away in
Speaker 1: nineteen oh one. She was eighty years old. According to
Speaker 1: the Haunting of Greystone Manner by Heather Rhys Madison, Melissa
Speaker 1: also died in her bed, and her cause of death
Speaker 1: was congestion of the lungs. They left their home to
Speaker 1: their youngest daughter, Flora. She in turn sold it to
Speaker 1: a dairy farming couple who lived in Greystone until their deaths. Afterward,
Speaker 1: their children, Mina and Mina's husband Dorson Rosman, lived there,
Speaker 1: but they never had children. Dorson ended up dying in
Speaker 1: the house, just as Mina's parents had, and for decades afterward,
Speaker 1: Mina tried to tend to the manor on her own. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: as she got older and her health declined, it became
Speaker 1: clear that she wasn't up to the challenge. She never
Speaker 1: mowed the lawn, shoveled snow, or to the gardens. Her
Speaker 1: eyesight deteriorated until she went fully blind, and afterward she
Speaker 1: never bothered to turn the lights on, so it sat
Speaker 1: dark twenty four seven. Mina was reclusive and never left
Speaker 1: or had guests over, so for years there were no
Speaker 1: visible signs that the house was even occupied. Some neighbors
Speaker 1: believed it was abandoned, and the manner's deteriorating condition did
Speaker 1: nothing to deter that gossip. It said that Mina lived
Speaker 1: in absolute squalor. It was bad enough that supposedly a
Speaker 1: family of raccoons got into Greystone and stayed rather than
Speaker 1: find a way to get rid of them, Mina would
Speaker 1: let them sleep in her bed with her, or so
Speaker 1: the rumors went. Finally, her concerned family members helped Mina
Speaker 1: move into hospice. This was shortly before she died of
Speaker 1: natural causes in nineteen ninety eight. After she passed, the
Speaker 1: family sold the property to farmers who wanted to grow
Speaker 1: their crops on the surrounding land. But they weren't interested
Speaker 1: in the crumbling home itself. They ignored it while it
Speaker 1: fell even further into disrepair. In the early two thousands,
Speaker 1: new owners tried to renovate and repair Greystone, which proved
Speaker 1: to be a bigger challenge than they may have originally anticipated.
Speaker 1: See their repair crews kept quitting without notice. They said
Speaker 1: that too many eerie things happened while they were trying
Speaker 1: to do their work. According to the Haunting of Greystone
Speaker 1: Manner by Heather Madison, they'd begin their shifts while the
Speaker 1: house was empty. Then they'd hear voices and footsteps sprinting
Speaker 1: up and down the stairs. They also kept misplacing their tools,
Speaker 1: But these teams didn't think they were losing track of
Speaker 1: their equipment on their own. They thought some kind of
Speaker 1: spirit was moving things around, even more alarming, numerous workers
Speaker 1: also reportedly felt invisible hands pushing and shoving them while
Speaker 1: they were working. That's why when the house went up
Speaker 1: for sale in twenty seventeen, one of the most interested
Speaker 1: buyers w a psychic medium, a woman named Heather Rhys Madison.
Speaker 1: I mentioned her name before she literally wrote the book
Speaker 1: on Grace's tone manner, and she was very interested in
Speaker 1: learning more about the homes reported spiritual properties and the
Speaker 1: ghostly inhabitants. It was said to have she and her
Speaker 1: husband run about and breakfast out of the home, but
Speaker 1: they also let ghost hunters and spiritual seekers explore the
Speaker 1: manner and try to make contact with whatever specters may
Speaker 1: have dwelt in it. These spiritual investigations are still ongoing
Speaker 1: even to this day. Over the years, seekers have recorded
Speaker 1: numerous EVPs, especially of a spirit claiming to be Mina Rosman,
Speaker 1: the Red Close, who spent so many decades alone in
Speaker 1: the manor. She's said to be very active in the
Speaker 1: main parlor, where she answers whatever questions people dare to
Speaker 1: ask her. There are also several video recordings of balls
Speaker 1: of light or gray streaks in this parlor that are
Speaker 1: thought to be her spirit EVPs have also been captured
Speaker 1: outside in a spot where a blacksmith shop used to stand. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: these recordings seem to be in an unidentified language, so
Speaker 1: it's impossible to say what the speaker was saying. But
Speaker 1: that's not the only spiritual activity outside of the house.
Speaker 1: There are frequent reported sightings of shadow people and a
Speaker 1: mysterious white mist that only appears at night. Visitors have
Speaker 1: also spotted an adult man in a white shirt with
Speaker 1: dark colored pants, and a young boy. Additionally, there are
Speaker 1: several photographs and video recordings of a woman's face peering
Speaker 1: out the house's windows, thought to be Mina. Curtis Root's bedroom,
Speaker 1: also known as the Green Room, may be one of
Speaker 1: the most spiritually active parts of the house. This was
Speaker 1: the room where he died after his horse riding accident,
Speaker 1: and many people believe that his spirit still lingers to
Speaker 1: this day. When guests stay in this room, they can
Speaker 1: often sense a presence the moment they walk in the door.
Speaker 1: It feels stern and masculine. According to Heather's book quote,
Speaker 1: it's like you have walked into your parents' room and
Speaker 1: you weren't allowed in there. You feel like you're going
Speaker 1: to get in trouble if they catch you. Some visitors
Speaker 1: are able to set their inhibitions aside and sleep there
Speaker 1: through the night, but it's not unusual for them to
Speaker 1: wake up and find that someone has yanked the blankets
Speaker 1: off the bed. Female guests also often feel someone groping
Speaker 1: them inappropriately while they're in the room, even when there's
Speaker 1: no one else to be seen. Particularly unlucky guests may
Speaker 1: find it difficult to get away from Curtis's spirit. According
Speaker 1: to rumor, after someone spends the night in the green room,
Speaker 1: his ghost will stalk them all through the house everywhere
Speaker 1: they go. There are similar, but milder reports from the
Speaker 1: main parlor and the Gold Room. Here too, guests often
Speaker 1: sense an unseen male energy, and invisible hands are said
Speaker 1: to inappropriately touch the women who pass through it. Some
Speaker 1: people even catch a whiff of Curtis's beloved cigars lingering
Speaker 1: in the air. The hallway landing may hold danger for
Speaker 1: visitors who often feel overwhelming sadness or hear the sounds
Speaker 1: of heavy, labored breathing. In her book The Haunting of Greystone, Manner,
Speaker 1: Heather also wrote that visitors often felt invisible hands shoving
Speaker 1: them at the top of the stairs, like the spirits
Speaker 1: wanted these visitors to take a bad fall. This is
Speaker 1: also where several psychics have reportedly seen some kind of dark,
Speaker 1: shadowy entity with red eyes. Some theorize the spirit might
Speaker 1: be older than the house itself, and when it's spotted,
Speaker 1: it's often staring into the Red Room. At one point
Speaker 1: in the house's history, the former servants quarters were converted
Speaker 1: into a children's bedroom, and the kids who stayed there
Speaker 1: claimed that they saw the spirit of a young boy
Speaker 1: and a so called crazy laughing lady. She terrorized them
Speaker 1: by chasing them toward the stage. Again. It was like
Speaker 1: the spirit wanted them to fall down them. It's unclear
Speaker 1: who the laughing lady or the boy were in life.
Speaker 1: Some rumors say that they were summoned from elsewhere during
Speaker 1: a seance that was held in Greystone in the eighteen hundreds,
Speaker 1: but there's no hard evidence of any kind of seance
Speaker 1: being held in the house during that time. The most
Speaker 1: disturbing accounts come from the Red Room and the basement.
Speaker 1: The Red Room was where Curtis's daughter Flora slept during
Speaker 1: her life, and the specter of a woman reportedly watches
Speaker 1: guests sleep sometimes sitting at the foot of their bed.
Speaker 1: This is said to be Flora's spirit. Often, the people
Speaker 1: in this room feel an overwhelming sense of sadness. Here,
Speaker 1: people have also interacted with a malicious entity that wraps
Speaker 1: its fingers around their throats and squeezes. These attacks often
Speaker 1: leave visitors with visible scratches and red marks on their necks.
Speaker 1: As for the basement, there are countless reports of invisible
Speaker 1: hands grabbed guests' ankles as they walk up or down
Speaker 1: the stairs. So many people have tripped over the years
Speaker 1: that the owners had to add risers to the staircase.
Speaker 1: According to the Greystone Bed and Breakfast website, Once a
Speaker 1: visitor makes it safely into the basement, they often see
Speaker 1: floating balls of light that are the size of a
Speaker 1: soccer ball, or a dark, shadowy figure that's apparently guarding
Speaker 1: a particular corner. Additionally, some guests believe that there's some
Speaker 1: kind of portal or vortex right behind the stairs. Some
Speaker 1: guests even hear voices calling their names, drawing them toward
Speaker 1: whatever lurks in that mysterious, unexplored space. Interestingly, dogs and
Speaker 1: other animals generally refuse to set foot in the basement,
Speaker 1: but there are stories of doglike noises from its depths,
Speaker 1: including terrified whimpers. On top of that, visitors often report
Speaker 1: cold spots, flickering lights, and electronic malfunctions all through the manner.
Speaker 1: Like in many haunted spaces, people at grace Stone hear
Speaker 1: voices in rooms that appear empty, or the sounds of
Speaker 1: furniture scraping across the floor. It's oddly common for one
Speaker 1: person in a large group to feel a sudden chill,
Speaker 1: even while everyone else in their party says the temperature
Speaker 1: is fine. On a lighter note, the manner may be
Speaker 1: home to a ghost cat. A spectral black feline is
Speaker 1: known to prowl from bedroom to bedroom. It might even
Speaker 1: hop into the beds to cuddle with friendly looking visitors.
Speaker 1: To dive even deeper into Greystone's rich but mysterious history,
Speaker 1: I am interviewing the woman herself, my dear friend, Heather Madison,
Speaker 1: that is coming up after the break. All right now,
Speaker 1: I am joined currently by one of my favorite psychic mediums.
Speaker 1: She does creep me out on occasion with her accuracy.
Speaker 1: I have to say, Uh, the one and only Heather Madison,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 2: Hi. Yeah, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: I have to say, just kind of off the bat,
Speaker 1: or just right off the bat, that I'm very very
Speaker 1: particular about psychics and mediums that I work with, and
Speaker 1: there's just always been something about your energy to me
Speaker 1: that is just very comforting. And you're also I mean
Speaker 1: it when I like, your accuracy is next level and
Speaker 1: it's just something that is rarely, rarely seen. And there's
Speaker 1: a story I want to tell a little bit later
Speaker 1: about the donkeys. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. But I also
Speaker 1: feel like it's really kind of why you are at Graystone.
Speaker 1: I think you're meant to be there, and so can
Speaker 1: you just tell us, like how you ended up with Graystone?
Speaker 1: What the story is there?
Speaker 2: Ah? Yeah, We my husband, Bob and I we had
Speaker 2: had met and I was living in the suburb of
Speaker 2: Buffalo in a busy neighborhood and he's from the country.
Speaker 2: We met and then we decided to get married. But
Speaker 2: he's from the country. He wanted something with some land,
Speaker 2: so we started house hunting and we weren't having a
Speaker 2: luck and I wanted something older. He wanted something with
Speaker 2: some land, but barns and outbuildings all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: So we gave up and I got rid of all
Speaker 2: the apps on my phone, and for some reason, for
Speaker 2: house hunting, you know, for some reason, this house kept
Speaker 2: popping up on my phone and saying, hey, we found
Speaker 2: a house for you, and I kept deleting it because
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm We're going to wait a year, we'll
Speaker 2: look later. And finally I just said, you know what,
Speaker 2: let's look at this place. It just keeps popping up
Speaker 2: with a phone. Called my friend who's a real estate agent,
Speaker 2: and she took us out here to look at it,
Speaker 2: and we sort of ended up here by accident. The
Speaker 2: day we came to look at this house, we had
Speaker 2: two other ones to look at that day. And we
Speaker 2: walked in the door here and she a real estate agent.
Speaker 2: She goes, hey, just got a text from the listing
Speaker 2: and this house is no longer on the market, and
Speaker 2: we're like, okay, So we turned around left. I never
Speaker 2: got a chance to get a feel for this place.
Speaker 2: I didn't look at it. You know how, normally, when
Speaker 2: you go into any place, especially if your house hunting,
Speaker 2: you get a vibe of the place. You know, you
Speaker 2: walk around, you check faucets, all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: So anyway, my husband had gone in the basement. Bob
Speaker 2: went in the basement. He looked around and it was
Speaker 2: all new down there, new concrete. He liked the basement,
Speaker 2: but I never walked past the kitchen. I walked in
Speaker 2: the doors there, and then we turned around left to
Speaker 2: go look at the other two places. Then we looked
Speaker 2: at the other two places. We didn't like either one
Speaker 2: of those. We got home and Bob was like, hey,
Speaker 2: I really liked that first place we looked at, and
Speaker 2: he goes, we're just kidding around because he was going
Speaker 2: for VA loan and the house was done foreclosure. So
Speaker 2: those are two notorious government agencies that never, you know,
Speaker 2: will okay a house this old and it's from the
Speaker 2: eighteen thirties. So anyway, said it goes, I'm gonna put
Speaker 2: a bit on it. Maybe the people who bid on
Speaker 2: it bid low, so I'm just gonna put a bit
Speaker 2: on it. And we were just totally goofing around. We
Speaker 2: were not serious. I never looked at the place put
Speaker 2: a bid. In day, they called us and said, hey,
Speaker 2: you guys bought a house. We had no idea. I
Speaker 2: didn't even look at it.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: So we're like, hey, hey, we need to go back
Speaker 2: through it, we need to look at it, and they said,
Speaker 2: well you can't. You're under contract now because you're buying it.
Speaker 2: You can't go back through it until your final walk through.
Speaker 2: So months go by, you know, it takes forever close
Speaker 2: on a house. And I tell my friend, I'm like, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: I have to be there with you when you're the
Speaker 2: final inspection because we never got a chance to look
Speaker 2: at the upstairs. We weren't anywhere in this house. She goes, okay,
Speaker 2: and she forgot all about us telling her that, and
Speaker 2: she text me and goes, hey, the walk through went great.
Speaker 2: You guys are all set and we're like no. So
Speaker 2: I swear they were keeping me out of here because
Speaker 2: obvious the universe.
Speaker 1: Needed to make sure that you could not change your mind.
Speaker 2: Or yeah, oh for sure, because I would have walked
Speaker 2: in here and went, oh my god. You know, there's
Speaker 2: stuff in the basement, there's something going on up there's
Speaker 2: in the hallway.
Speaker 1: So what is what's your first thought when you finally
Speaker 1: walk in and it's your house, Like, what is the
Speaker 1: first thing that hits you when you walk in.
Speaker 2: The Funny thing was we were getting ready to close
Speaker 2: and the bank was like, hey, you guys had to
Speaker 2: pint paint that shed. For some reason. It was the
Speaker 2: only thing they asked us to do. There's a little
Speaker 2: weird old milk house, not the house. They just want
Speaker 2: us to paint the shed. And we're like, okay, because
Speaker 2: they're just I have no idea. It was just also odd.
Speaker 2: So we were there that day, and so we came
Speaker 2: in like the day before and Bobba take the pictures
Speaker 2: of the house. And he's a skeptic. He's ex military.
Speaker 2: He's really funny. He's the one who's always like, that's
Speaker 2: happening because it's humid outside. That's happening because of that.
Speaker 2: It's the wind, you know. He's the total debunker guy. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but he always tries to be logical, you know. So
Speaker 2: he took pictures that day. His daughter was here and
Speaker 2: granddaughter that day. And get home that night and this
Speaker 2: is like the day before we're going to move in,
Speaker 2: and he's looking at pictures on the phone, going, hey,
Speaker 2: I think something's going on that house, and like, don'
Speaker 2: e in start, it's too late, like we're moving in tomorrow.
Speaker 2: He goes, no, no, no, no, he's going to see it.
Speaker 2: There's a woman in a window looking at us. You
Speaker 2: could see her face in the window, and this house
Speaker 2: is totally empty, there's nothing in here. And sure enough,
Speaker 2: you zoom in and you can see her face. There's
Speaker 2: like she's like peeking out of a curtain and you
Speaker 2: can see her silhouette. She's looking at his daughter sitting
Speaker 2: on the carriage step out front. The reason he was
Speaker 2: looking at his photos is because he also thought he
Speaker 2: saw a woman standing behind the house. Thought it was
Speaker 2: his daughter, went over to talk to her, and he
Speaker 2: had his head turned when he looked over, there was
Speaker 2: no one there, right, And he said, was she just standing? Well,
Speaker 2: you know his daughter, Karen? Was she just standing next
Speaker 2: to me? Because he was like talking to her, he
Speaker 2: could see her legs and feet the way he was
Speaker 2: like standing. He was like looking in the back window.
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, she's been up front the whole time.
Speaker 2: So he was the first one to sort of see it.
Speaker 1: Wow, So right off the bat. Yeah, And how funny
Speaker 1: that it's him too, because he's the skeptic and he's
Speaker 1: the first one to notice something is something is a miss? Yeah,
Speaker 1: And they mess with him too, you know, he's had
Speaker 1: things thrown at him. He's had somebody climb into bed
Speaker 1: with him before met multiple times in our bed room
Speaker 1: in the back part of the house, which a previous
Speaker 1: owner also told us about. After we moved in, we
Speaker 1: met these people, you know, along the way, we got
Speaker 1: in contact with other previous owners to compare notes, basically
Speaker 1: because we wanted to know, Hey, did you have anything
Speaker 1: like this.
Speaker 2: Happened when you lived here? And yeah, so so strange
Speaker 2: stuff that he picks up on. And the minute I
Speaker 2: moved the minute like we moved in, the day we
Speaker 2: moved in, we had a whole crew of people. You know,
Speaker 2: how they had is you have a million people coming in.
Speaker 2: My nephews were all here with their friends. We had
Speaker 2: you know, pizzas, probably thirty five forty people goofing around
Speaker 2: moving boxes and and so I wasn't able to focus
Speaker 2: on the house at all until the next morning. And
Speaker 2: that's when we knew something was weird because we were
Speaker 2: hearing talking. We heard what sounded like you know when
Speaker 2: you open a dresser drawer and it's empty and it
Speaker 2: makes that bumping sound that did you do sound? And
Speaker 2: it sounded like great above us and what we call
Speaker 2: the green room now and we we we're looking at
Speaker 2: each other, going, hey, did somebody stay overnight, Like maybe
Speaker 2: someone didn't want to drive all the way home, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe some much crashed upstairs. So we did have a
Speaker 2: lot of people and we go up there. Nobody's up there,
Speaker 2: but we were hearing footsteps, we were hearing talking. It
Speaker 2: was crazy. You could hear things sliding on the floor,
Speaker 2: sliding across the floor, although it's carpeted, but sounded like
Speaker 2: something was sliding across the wooden floor.
Speaker 1: It must have been too, because it was empty for
Speaker 1: a while right before you purchased it. Or wasn't there
Speaker 1: someone like working on it before and they basically got
Speaker 1: run out of there, or you have to refresh my memory.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, we had the people who lived here
Speaker 2: before us. She was she worked for the government, and
Speaker 2: her job transferred her down to Virginia and so she
Speaker 2: could be closer to Washington, and so she was the
Speaker 2: one who really sort of saved the house. She did
Speaker 2: a lot of work on the house. She referbvershed quite
Speaker 2: a bit of it. But she was also a historian,
Speaker 2: so she knew to save certain things. And then she
Speaker 2: was transferred down and the house sat for probably four
Speaker 2: and a half years because they were trying to sell
Speaker 2: it that while they bought a new house down there,
Speaker 2: and they were trying to do upkeep on the house
Speaker 2: up here in New York and then also a new
Speaker 2: place down in Virginia, and there's just no way to
Speaker 2: do both. So she had to sort of let it go,
Speaker 2: went into foreclosure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's dreamy. When every time I see Greystone,
Speaker 1: I always like immediately head to Zillow and I'm like,
Speaker 1: I could buy an old Victorian in New York in
Speaker 1: the middle of nowhere. It's you know, it's quite a
Speaker 1: fine and you know, but there is so much activity.
Speaker 1: I've had a lot happen there. I've investigated it before, like,
Speaker 1: what what do you think people? Because I now now
Speaker 1: it's a bed and breakfast. You have people come in
Speaker 1: and out. If you're going to stay at Graystone, what
Speaker 1: can you expect to happen? Right?
Speaker 2: I mean we are B and B, so we do
Speaker 2: we cater to all different kinds of people. We're on
Speaker 2: the Erie Canal, so we have people who ride their
Speaker 2: bikes along the canal route that goes into New York
Speaker 2: to Albany, and then we have people who stay for weddings,
Speaker 2: wedding guests and stuff like that. But then we allow
Speaker 2: you to paranormal investigate if you want. And you know,
Speaker 2: there's always a funny mix of people here. It's not
Speaker 2: always just paranormal people, but the people who aren't paranormal
Speaker 2: people will sometimes get messed with or they'll have experiences.
Speaker 2: We've had everything happen here from shadow people. People have
Speaker 2: had sleep paralysis in multiple rooms. We've had people actually
Speaker 2: scratched and touched. They're very interactive and they're practical jokers.
Speaker 2: So do they like to hide people's cell phones. They
Speaker 2: goof around with things, they move things. My sister along
Speaker 2: as she stayed here the one night in the morning,
Speaker 2: she we had teacups out and she went to drink
Speaker 2: tea to pull her teacup off of the saucer and
Speaker 2: she couldn't pull off. It was like stuck to the table.
Speaker 2: And she thought it was like pranking her, that we
Speaker 2: like stuck it to the table or something to be funny.
Speaker 2: And she said she literally couldn't lift it up. It
Speaker 2: was like stuck. And then she reached over and it
Speaker 2: was like loose like weird stuff. We have shadow people.
Speaker 2: We've had Oh my gosh, stuff outside because there's so
Speaker 2: many layers of history. Are you here?
Speaker 1: There really is?
Speaker 2: Yep. You've got the Native American barrel mounds out back
Speaker 2: that go back to ancient history, was an underground railroad site.
Speaker 2: There's quite a few things that went on here, lots
Speaker 2: of different layers.
Speaker 1: It seems like, just having investigated it for multiple nights,
Speaker 1: it does seem like whoever is there seems very kind
Speaker 1: of attached to the land. And I remembered in particular,
Speaker 1: and I talked about it very early on in the
Speaker 1: episode that there was there seemed to be activity kind
Speaker 1: of around the cemetery or the graves, because there are graves.
Speaker 1: There's a cemetery on the property, and I know you've
Speaker 1: kind of cleaned it up since then, but I don't
Speaker 1: remember if there were even any names on these headstones.
Speaker 1: So it's very clearly some sort of cemetery. What's gone
Speaker 1: on with that? How do you think that influences the
Speaker 1: haunting exactly?
Speaker 2: Well, we sort of saw that mystery and see you
Speaker 2: and Adam were here. Anyone who's seen the episode, there's
Speaker 2: a part where you're sitting up by the cemetery doing
Speaker 2: an Esti's method communicating the spear communication and you say
Speaker 2: that they're seventeen buried behind you. And as far as
Speaker 2: the graves go, we were told by the previous owner
Speaker 2: and also the man who owns the land, so the
Speaker 2: owners before them that there were graves on mark graves
Speaker 2: on the property, aside from the ones that we did
Speaker 2: find that we were sitting near. We were contacted back
Speaker 2: in July of last year, twenty twenty four by a
Speaker 2: historian and he just reached out and said, hey, you know,
Speaker 2: sort of been following your page. I see that you
Speaker 2: said they were on mark graves on the property. His
Speaker 2: historian group. It's a bunch of historians. They all sort
Speaker 2: of specialize in different types of history. The one is
Speaker 2: a Native American historian. They all do different things. He
Speaker 2: does map working and deeds and stuff, and he works
Speaker 2: for the cemetery systems out in Lancaster, New York and Wilson, York.
Speaker 2: So anyways, contacted me has said we were there in
Speaker 2: the nineteen nineties and we believe that you have an
Speaker 2: Erie Canal worker's encampment site on your property, and we
Speaker 2: think those graves are workers from the Erie Canal who
Speaker 2: dug the canal because our property is on the Erie Canal,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, really, he said, we'd like to come
Speaker 2: out and do some metal detect in we would like
Speaker 2: to look around. He dowses for graves. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you've ever seen anyone do that, but that's what
Speaker 2: he does for the cemetery. System of doing this for
Speaker 2: over thirty years, which you can do is you use
Speaker 2: dowsing rods where people use them for water for livver
Speaker 2: wells and water water witching. He uses them to find graves.
Speaker 2: And when he works for the cemeteries, what they'll do
Speaker 2: is like say they have to exhibit a body, He'll
Speaker 2: go over there with the dowsing rounds. It will pimpoint
Speaker 2: exactly where the person is and they know right where
Speaker 2: to dig. Or if they're opening up a new section
Speaker 2: of the cemetery, he'll dowse over there and make sure
Speaker 2: nobody's in there, because you know, sometimes cemetery are three
Speaker 2: hundred years old. You don't know there could be graves
Speaker 2: there that weren't marked. So he'll go and clean up,
Speaker 2: you know, clean that area and make sure there's no
Speaker 2: one there. So he walked through our property and right
Speaker 2: where we were sitting where you're doing that seys method.
Speaker 2: There's nine people buried there, and then next to it
Speaker 2: as you walk up into the area, there's another eight people,
Speaker 2: so the seventeen total, and they're all males.
Speaker 1: So I'm actually psychic, is what it boils down to.
Speaker 2: That's exactly, yeah, Because the funny thing was we here.
Speaker 2: I won't go out there at night. Remember I told
Speaker 2: you that that's the one area as soon as it's
Speaker 2: dark outside, Like you know, we have cats and I
Speaker 2: have to round them up at night, make sure they're
Speaker 2: in before it gets dark because we have owls and
Speaker 2: we have feodes and all kinds of other and our
Speaker 2: cats are jerks. You know, it's we'll get in the house.
Speaker 2: So if they're like not coming in and it's dark,
Speaker 2: I'm like, you guys are on your own. I'm not
Speaker 2: going back there to look for you.
Speaker 1: It does have a vibe. It feels very heavy back
Speaker 1: there in that area, for sure, So I could I
Speaker 1: could definitely see that. I mean, it's funny because, like
Speaker 1: you were saying, there's so many layers to that property
Speaker 1: in particular, there's just so much to look at and explore.
Speaker 1: The house itself is you know, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: room that's very big, it's very beautiful. You've filled it
Speaker 1: with so many you know, gorgeous antiques and there's taxidermy
Speaker 1: and it's just really it's just decorated so well. The
Speaker 1: dollroom is my personal favorite. There is a room of
Speaker 1: dolls in Greystone, which I don't think I touched on
Speaker 1: in the history. Just really quickly, can we just talk
Speaker 1: about that real fast? What is the story with the dollroom.
Speaker 2: So one of the graves and the property that belonged
Speaker 2: to the Root family. The Root family were the ones
Speaker 2: who lived here in the eighteen sixties, and they're the
Speaker 2: ones who had the racetrack and the racehorses and all that.
Speaker 2: There was a tombstone that's an hour ben and who's
Speaker 2: a little boy, probably four or four or five years old,
Speaker 2: other Root family, and we believe that that's who's in
Speaker 2: the dollroom the kids room. Now, the lady who lived
Speaker 2: here before me, she dug up that tombstone and had
Speaker 2: it in the living room is decoration. The whole time
Speaker 2: she lived here. She thought it was a racehorse grave.
Speaker 2: Turns out it's a little boy of the Root family,
Speaker 2: Benjamin Root and her son though used to complain when
Speaker 2: that was his, that was his bedroom, that there's a
Speaker 2: little boy in the closet who'd come out of the closets,
Speaker 2: sit on the bed and want to play all the time,
Speaker 2: and would talk to him, goof around. I've caught an
Speaker 2: insane EVP I play for you if you want, or
Speaker 2: he says, we've caught him talking in there, clearly like
Speaker 2: I've never heard EPs like we catch here. They're clear
Speaker 2: as a bell. And her son, when she was painting
Speaker 2: the downstairs living room, she was using Dutch Boy paint
Speaker 2: and the little drawing of the Dutch Boys on the can,
Speaker 2: and he walked over. He's probably aout five years old,
Speaker 2: and he walked over and pointed the can and said, oh,
Speaker 2: that's a little boy in my room. So we know
Speaker 2: what he looks like. It's not the Dutch Boy paint
Speaker 2: gang boy, but yeah, we think he's in there. He
Speaker 2: likes to mess around with the dolls. Things move around.
Speaker 2: We've had we've got the monkeys with the cymbals, and
Speaker 2: we have all kinds of stuff in there, ventraloquest dolls
Speaker 2: and things that have fallen. Things have moved like right
Speaker 2: in front of people, almost on cue. You can ask like, hey,
Speaker 2: can you make this move or this this doll blink
Speaker 2: and it'll blink. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: Do you rent that room out? Do people stay in there?
Speaker 1: Do you rent that room?
Speaker 2: We do well, especially a lot of the ghost hunting teams,
Speaker 2: like say you have a big group coming in, they'll
Speaker 2: request that room because it's so active. But we had
Speaker 2: a group of eight people. Its two paranormal groups that
Speaker 2: are friends, ones out of Canada, the other one is
Speaker 2: down to North Carolina and they meet up and explore places.
Speaker 2: And it was seven girls, one boy in this group
Speaker 2: and the one. The guy and one of the girls
Speaker 2: were staying in the kids room that's bunk beds in there,
Speaker 2: and he said he'd never seen anything like it. He
Speaker 2: was so freaked out. They were investigating. About four thirty
Speaker 2: in the morning, they decided to go to bed. He
Speaker 2: was in the top bunk. So he crawls into the
Speaker 2: top bunk in the kids room and he said, he's
Speaker 2: sitting there on his phone. Put his phone down because
Speaker 2: he thought he saw something moving at the foot of
Speaker 2: the bed. And this is on the top bunk. He
Speaker 2: said he saw fingers, black fingers curl up over the
Speaker 2: edge of the end of the footboard or the bunk bed,
Speaker 2: and then a head pop up like look at him,
Speaker 2: but it was all solid black like shadow. He said.
Speaker 2: He got so freaked out because it was solid. He said,
Speaker 2: it didn't look like a mist. It wasn't I think
Speaker 2: that he jumped, but it all of a sudden made
Speaker 2: him sick though. He said he jumped out of the
Speaker 2: bunk bed and ran to the bathroom and threw up
Speaker 2: like it made him sick of that drained his energy
Speaker 2: whatever it did. But people said they've seen a shadow
Speaker 2: figure up there in that hallway and that looks like
Speaker 2: a small child. Wow.
Speaker 1: Now it seems like so the hauntings kind of run
Speaker 1: the gamut there. Just I feel like there's reports that
Speaker 1: go from you know, playful spirits to friendly spirits to
Speaker 1: ones that are more like aggressive like pushing and scratching.
Speaker 1: You know what, Why do you think there's such a
Speaker 1: difference in the activity.
Speaker 2: I mean, we were told so, you know, as a psychic.
Speaker 2: When he first moved in here, I once I realized
Speaker 2: there really was stuff going on. I mean, as soon
Speaker 2: as I got in here and it was quiet and
Speaker 2: I could like feel the house, I was asking, who's here?
Speaker 2: And I had two spirits come right up to me.
Speaker 2: Curtis Route was the one. He's the man who died
Speaker 2: with a racehorse when he was crushed by the racehorse.
Speaker 2: And then Mliss the Route, his wife who actually died
Speaker 2: after him. She was older when she died, but she
Speaker 2: appears in Victorian dressed and she hangs around the hallway
Speaker 2: at the bottom of the stairs, almost like greeting people
Speaker 2: when they comment. And they they told me because I
Speaker 2: was asking them, like, well, why are you guys here,
Speaker 2: and they said, well, they're protectors. They protect the property
Speaker 2: in the land. They said it's a portal, and they
Speaker 2: said it's a crossing point. And they said there's been multiple,
Speaker 2: multiple deaths on the property. And what they'll do is
Speaker 2: they'll leave angelic guard and they'll leave spirit guides on
Speaker 2: property a land where there's been a lot of deaths.
Speaker 2: And there was a big massacre here. There's a Native
Speaker 2: American thing that happened here, that scortch Earth campaign where
Speaker 2: many Native Americans passed away. Again, there's you know the
Speaker 2: Barrel Liunes up back. But then also we had a
Speaker 2: lot of people die ne your canal workers because they
Speaker 2: lost thousands of people while they're digging the canal. As
Speaker 2: this people died, they just buried him on the property.
Speaker 2: So basically it's like living in a cemetery. And Chip
Speaker 2: picked up on it as well. Chip even said, he said,
Speaker 2: you're in the ground level like in the basement. He goes,
Speaker 2: you're you're in a burial site. He goes, you're in
Speaker 2: a graveyard, which totally validated what we were told. And
Speaker 2: and the other thing is that Curtis kept telling me, well,
Speaker 2: you know, because I was they seem they were friendly.
Speaker 2: He was friendlier than her. Melissa was a little more
Speaker 2: strict Victorian. But he kept saying, we want a family
Speaker 2: back in the house. I'm like, okay, I thought he
Speaker 2: meant because I come from a big family, a lot
Speaker 2: of siblings, is eight kids and family, and so does Bob.
Speaker 2: So we have like a lot of the you know
Speaker 2: things here as far as Thanksgiving, you know, Christmas, we'll
Speaker 2: have the parties here as you have the room. And
Speaker 2: that's what I thought he was talking about until my
Speaker 2: cousin reached out to me about two years after we
Speaker 2: moved in here and said, hey, just want to let
Speaker 2: you know, doing our ancestry, checking our family tree and
Speaker 2: We're actually blood related to the Root family, So Curtis
Speaker 2: Root is my cousin. We have the same it's like
Speaker 2: three times great grandfather Joshua Root, three boys. We're the
Speaker 2: josh Root junior line. These people here are the Thomas
Speaker 2: Root line. And the other boy was John Ruth. And
Speaker 2: the freaky thing is when Curtis was living, when he
Speaker 2: was alive, they all would have been first cousins. They
Speaker 2: all would have known each other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were truly destined to be there, like I
Speaker 1: just I and I can feel it when I visit
Speaker 1: you there, like that's just that's your place, That's where
Speaker 1: you're supposed to be. So I just I find it
Speaker 1: to be so interesting. And so do you still do
Speaker 1: readings and stuff out of the house. I can't remember.
Speaker 1: I know you have a whole like room and stuff.
Speaker 1: I wasn't sure if you had people and like you
Speaker 1: that came in and you did readings for them and whatnot.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep. I use this as my office. I do readings,
Speaker 2: and you know you have psychic parties. I'm a reiki
Speaker 2: master as well as to do riky healing.
Speaker 1: Do you think that affects the energy and the house
Speaker 1: at all or well.
Speaker 2: We found out that Melissa Root was also psychic and
Speaker 2: she used to do seances and things here. And then
Speaker 2: also so were the Kulvinberg family, who were the family
Speaker 2: in after the Roots, and they were the ones who
Speaker 2: brought up the dry cow's and all that. But they
Speaker 2: had Wuiji boards and they did all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: GasPort was a huge psychic center. It links to the
Speaker 2: Palmyra you know that whole movement, a spiritualist movement. I
Speaker 2: guess GasPort was a huge center for psychics way back
Speaker 2: in the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 1: That's so interesting. So that brings me to investigating with
Speaker 1: you and Paulmyra. I did a strange escape at the
Speaker 1: Polmyra Museum, which to this day is one of the
Speaker 1: most haunted places I've ever been, and I had you
Speaker 1: come along to help, and you had no idea where.
Speaker 1: Oh no, this wasn't even this, This was a Kindred Spirits.
Speaker 1: I take it back, Sorry, this Kindred later.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, no.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sorry. You did the event with me later, so
Speaker 1: you knew about that because you were advertised. But before
Speaker 1: that you came out for Kindred. I was getting my
Speaker 1: nights all mixed up. Everything just jumbles together. In my brain.
Speaker 1: But so you came out. And so the way we
Speaker 1: do psychic things on Kindred is we bring our psychics
Speaker 1: in cold, meaning they have no idea where they're going.
Speaker 1: Sometimes will blindfold them like there's no you know, they
Speaker 1: have no idea close enough where I think production or
Speaker 1: someone met you guys somewhere and led you over or
Speaker 1: drove you over. But the one thing that you do
Speaker 1: that I love is you'll start getting impressions, Like as
Speaker 1: soon as you know you're gonna come help, you'll start
Speaker 1: getting impressions and you start writing them down, sometimes like
Speaker 1: weeks in advance, like if you just know, like all right,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be helping these guys, because we've brought you
Speaker 1: out a few times. And again it's completely cold. And
Speaker 1: so Heather shows up and she's got all of these
Speaker 1: notes and I wish we could go over all of
Speaker 1: them on these cases, but we never have time. But
Speaker 1: we're standing in one of like this one of the
Speaker 1: store or something next to the palm Ira. Well there's
Speaker 1: it's all part of the Palmyra Museum. You had written
Speaker 1: the most random thing on your paper. It was like
Speaker 1: you wrote you wrote donkeys, donkeys in the basement and
Speaker 1: I'm looking at your paper and I'm like, I say it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Heather, donkeys, donkey's in the basement, Like you're like,
Speaker 1: I just write down whatever. And literally one of the
Speaker 1: people that we there was like, oh, yeah, they kept
Speaker 1: donkeys in the basement here downstairs, and they had a
Speaker 1: whole ramp out the back to bring and they would
Speaker 1: come work the canal. And I was just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: Illy s.
Speaker 2: You know, make it weirder. They wrote donkeys the basement
Speaker 2: and they wrote Jenny's and I'm thinking and like and
Speaker 2: I had no clue that was a term for donkey.
Speaker 2: And then yeah, the person who worked there, because I said,
Speaker 2: they're showing me there's donkeys' amasement like now, and they said,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, look over this little they had the floor
Speaker 2: opened up with like glass and you look down into
Speaker 2: the basement. Remember we didn't go that was where the
Speaker 2: food was.
Speaker 1: We didn't we didn't investigate that far. It was not
Speaker 1: like that was where we had our gear and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, you just had like your your setup room,
Speaker 2: you know. And she goes, yeah, look over this banister,
Speaker 2: we have donkey like heads attached to like saw horses.
Speaker 2: To look like fake donkeys, but they had real donkeys.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what in that? I had no idea.
Speaker 1: I had no idea either until I read it on
Speaker 1: your paper and I was like, what the hell? And
Speaker 1: what was weird? Is so funny is when I walked
Speaker 1: into that building, I remember thinking it smelled like a barn,
Speaker 1: Like it still smelled like a barn, and I was
Speaker 1: just like, this is weird. I smell like hay or something.
Speaker 1: But obviously donkeys have not been in that building for
Speaker 1: you know, one hundred years at us. Oh yeah, it
Speaker 1: was just so interesting that they just kept them. They
Speaker 1: had a little ramp and they had their stalls downstairs
Speaker 1: with hay and food, and they kept them down there
Speaker 1: at night, and then they brought them out to do
Speaker 1: their work during the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was bizarre. That was absolutely crazy.
Speaker 1: I yeah, you do stuff like that all the time.
Speaker 2: Keep you out a lot.
Speaker 1: Poor husband, I would. I'm sure he's just like used
Speaker 1: to it. But do you know, I mean, you just
Speaker 1: just I'm gonna be honest, like sometimes some of the
Speaker 1: stuff you say, I just get genuine chills and I'll
Speaker 1: you know, I think one time you like offered to
Speaker 1: give me a reading and I was like, I'm good.
Speaker 2: Because the way I do the way I do readings, though,
Speaker 2: is I you know, I like to do a lot
Speaker 2: of stands work. I'll hold items and I'll get information
Speaker 2: from those items, you know. But also I'll have you
Speaker 2: send a photo of like yourself, you know. And then
Speaker 2: I guess I like to have a focal point. I
Speaker 2: like to sort of focus, and then I don't question.
Speaker 2: I'll start hearing things around you, feeling things a medical
Speaker 2: and pass all right down, like you know, oh my
Speaker 2: back hurts, are this hurts? And then then I'll start
Speaker 2: to hear things and I'll just write messages down. So
Speaker 2: for the locations like that, when we were working on
Speaker 2: those episodes, a lot of times, you like, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: tell me at all where I'm going. You might tell Bob,
Speaker 2: but he doesn't tell me. I have no idea where
Speaker 2: I'm going. And I think the one I think, I said, hey,
Speaker 2: just send me a picture of just like a building, don't.
Speaker 2: I don't want to sign. I don't want to know
Speaker 2: where I'm going so I can recognize it. But just
Speaker 2: something like even a tree out in front of it,
Speaker 2: just how I can sort of focus on the area.
Speaker 2: You're in because I don't want any you know, idea
Speaker 2: of where I'm going, and then they'll start to all
Speaker 2: this information like almost like a location thing. Okay, well
Speaker 2: this is what happened in the area, so it's pretty weird.
Speaker 2: And then I just so I don't question it. That's
Speaker 2: why all the weird medical stuff was coming up on
Speaker 2: my notes as well, because they were like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: there's some strange medical stuff there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, oh yeah, you honed in on the doctor's bag.
Speaker 1: So now I just I think you're truly gifted. I
Speaker 1: find it to be fascinating and again scary, But that
Speaker 1: being said, I just want people to know, Like, so
Speaker 1: people can stay at Graystone. I'm sure they can book
Speaker 1: you if they want to like contact you regarding Graystone
Speaker 1: or any of the other wonderful things that you do.
Speaker 1: Where should they go?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can just go to you know www dot
Speaker 2: you know, graystonemanner dot com. Everything's right on and that's
Speaker 2: the one main website. All of my like the psychic readings,
Speaker 2: all that stuff is on there because we have a
Speaker 2: lot of people who stay with us and then they
Speaker 2: want to have readings or they want to invest a panel,
Speaker 2: investigate so there's choices, you know, you know, you can
Speaker 2: just send me an email as well, Graystomanner Gmail dot com.
Speaker 2: Our phone numbers on there too, seven and six for
Speaker 2: six zero nine seven you can text that number two
Speaker 2: or just call and make appointments.
Speaker 1: I think it's a really great place for people to investigate,
Speaker 1: and it's very comfortable and you're all very kind, and
Speaker 1: it's just it's a it's a beautiful location. So I
Speaker 1: do encourage people out there to visit Graystone or look
Speaker 1: it up. And I'm sure you can find Heather on
Speaker 1: the social media and watch the episodes of Kindred she
Speaker 1: has been on because she's lovely. I want to thank
Speaker 1: you for taking the time to chat with me today.
Speaker 2: Absolutely so good to talk to you again. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll keep you updated on the graves out back because
Speaker 2: they want to zoom one this summer. They're going to
Speaker 2: take somebody up. Let's see, we'll see what they can find,
Speaker 2: which is terrifying because I don't know if it's gonna
Speaker 2: stir things up the.
Speaker 1: Old house problems. Thanks Heather. It wasn't too long ago
Speaker 1: that Greystone Manner was bustling with life from one generation
Speaker 1: to the next. Farmers and entrepreneurs raised their families within
Speaker 1: the walls, while servants handled the housework. People laughed and
Speaker 1: loved one another, had the occasional affair, and went about
Speaker 1: their lives. Today, the Mannor's spirits still have plenty of
Speaker 1: stories to tell, and their echoes will resound throughout its
Speaker 1: halls for a long time to come. I Amy Bruney
Speaker 1: and This was Haunted Road. Haunted Road is a production
Speaker 1: of iHeartRadio and Grimm and Miles from Aaron Minky. Haunted
Speaker 1: Road is hosted and written by me Amy Bruney, with
Speaker 1: additional research by Cassandra de Alba. This show is edited
Speaker 1: and produced by supervising producer Rima el Kali, with executive
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