The Octagon hall is a civil war plantation in southern Ky. The main house is shaped like an octagon. There's many stories of death that goes with this house. They cared for the soldiers of both sides, but leaned toward the confederates. They had a soldier die in attic, a little girl catch fire from a fireplace, and numerous other tragic stories to go with this.
I've had the pleasure of investigating this piece of history on 2 occasions. The 1st was during a multi group hunt with groups/people i've met on other boards. It turned out pretty good. We picked up some killer evp's. Some knocking in response to questions was heard. We were talking to the little girl who's dress caught fire and died later from her injuries. We spoke of her mother and father, and heard a little girl cry from the closet. We picked up the name "Harriet" in the basement hall. Harriet was the original owners second wife.
The second time we got an evp that spoke the name of one of the investigators from our friends at BGPS. Shadow were seen going up the steps and walking upstairs during set up of our equipment. We got great responses to our hacked radio shack radio/franks box. The same model Tim shows how to make in the archive. On an AM scan, it was asked why are you here? The reply in a deep eerie voice was "dead". we asked for a repeat, it said in the same voice, " i died here". We asked who was your general, and the reply was "Grant". We asked for repeat of this, and it said "Grant". That was about all we heard, and we were leaving i said "its your last chance, what do you have to say. I got in a little girl's voice over the radio say" bye bye". Been there twice,and not been let down. i can't wait to get back. I got some new information the last time to support some of our findings. I could go on for ever. lol
The Octagon hall is a civil war plantation in southern Ky. The main house is shaped like an octagon. There's many stories of death that goes with this house. They cared for the soldiers of both sides, but leaned toward the confederates. They had a soldier die in attic, a little girl catch fire from a fireplace, and numerous other tragic stories to go with this.
I've had the pleasure of investigating this piece of history on 2 occasions. The 1st was during a multi group hunt with groups/people i've met on other boards. It turned out pretty good. We picked up some killer evp's. Some knocking in response to questions was heard. We were talking to the little girl who's dress caught fire and died later from her injuries. We spoke of her mother and father, and heard a little girl cry from the closet. We picked up the name "Harriet" in the basement hall. Harriet was the original owners second wife.
The second time we got an evp that spoke the name of one of the investigators from our friends at BGPS. Shadow were seen going up the steps and walking upstairs during set up of our equipment. We got great responses to our hacked radio shack radio/franks box. The same model Tim shows how to make in the archive. On an AM scan, it was asked why are you here? The reply in a deep eerie voice was "dead". we asked for a repeat, it said in the same voice, " i died here". We asked who was your general, and the reply was "Grant". We asked for repeat of this, and it said "Grant". That was about all we heard, and we were leaving i said "its your last chance, what do you have to say. I got in a little girl's voice over the radio say" bye bye". Been there twice,and not been let down. i can't wait to get back. I got some new information the last time to support some of our findings. I could go on for ever. lol
og thanks for the info the place definitely sounds like a winner I know were supposed to go to KY next year so i am putting this down on the list..woot.
woohoo youre coming back to ky!!! hopefully this time i will get to meet you guys!
Pammykins,
Watched a video about Octagon Hall, and it is really unique. I'd love to visit that place.
Nightowl