Civil War Romance
This home in central Kentucky was given to a young couple as a wedding gift about 140 years ago. When the groom was called away to serve in the Civil War, his bride told him she would not leave the window until he returned. When the soldier arrived home a few years later, he was told that his wife had become ill and died in her sleep. He closed the window and died in the same room of a broken heart. Today, the shutters of that window cannot be opened. The ghosts are also said to cause many traffic accidents in the area.
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rj says: |
January 24, 2010, 6:47 pm |
oops nevermind people i just noticed it said jessamine county i live in jefferson
kate says: |
February 4, 2010, 1:28 pm |
It’s in GARRARD County. Retards.
June says: |
April 9, 2010, 3:35 am |
I grew up in Garrard Co. not far from the house at the 34/27 intersection. I went to school at Camp **** Robinson across the road(the old school not the new one there now) and some of my school mates lived in that house. This house is known as the Camp **** Robinson House and is a very historical place. It was indeed used as a civil war hospital/rest camp. There used to be bullet holes in some of the walls way back when, but have obviously been remodeled. There have been several accidents at this intersection but none that are related to ghosts. One accident victim was said to have been startled by the reflection of their own headlights(Thinking there was an oncoming vehicle in her lane)The staircase at the window is true so to solve 2 problems,instead of hanging curtains(thus not covering the outside glass)the shutters come into play. As far as hauntings…to each their own opinion.
Silence says: |
April 28, 2010, 12:26 pm |
I’ve lived in Jessamine County all my life, I’m 20 now, and I’ve never heard of this house before. I don’t doubt it’s existence though. I would not doubt that I’ve driven by it before. I take I27 to get to Danville…OHHHHHHH! Duh, after you pass Rocky Top, the road that leads to Lake Herrington, and Bob’s Diner…Yes, that is Gerrard County and I’ve seen the house, but as a ghost hunter it has never given me an odd vibe or chills that I can remember. Thanks for the note though:)
Tiffany says: |
June 21, 2010, 10:48 am |
I have lived near this house for almost 20 years. I have never been inside the home but like everyone else have heard countless stories regarding the reasons for the closed shutters. I can tell you that I only remember the shutters on the house being open twice and in both instances a car accident occured which leads me to belive the reflection from the window had some involvement thus the shutters being closed again. The stories are very interesting though.
Paranormal Hunter says: |
June 26, 2010, 11:35 pm |
Tiffany, would you by any chance have the address to this house and is it abandoned or vacant.
Britt says: |
June 27, 2010, 3:23 pm |
Someone lives there. It’s actually a pretty nice house. It’s at the intersection of 27 and 34 in Garrard county right across from a gas station. It’s a red brick house with an iron gate. Right on the road, can’t miss it. (and the lower right window is boarded up)
Paranormal Hunter says: |
June 27, 2010, 5:56 pm |
Britt, do you know if it’s haunted like the stories tell, and do you know the people that own it, thank you by the way for the info.
Britt says: |
June 27, 2010, 9:01 pm |
No, I don’t know who lives there. I have heard the stories my whole life but none were first hand experiences. They would always say that an accident would occur there if the shutters were off, but I’m sure accidents happen at that intersection all the time so that could just be a coincidence. I’ve only seen the shutters off once in my life and that was years ago when I was in highschool. A friend of mine got into a fender bender there at that time, but she was 16 and talking on her cell at the time so I really don’t think ghosts had anything to do with it.
Paranormal Hunter says: |
June 28, 2010, 8:52 am |
Thank you Brit for the info, i totaly agree about your friends fender bender. I did some digging and found out that during the cival War that spot had a house that was used to house the wounded and some have passed, so im not sure at what point the house was converted to a brick house but thats ok, thank you agian for the info.
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Rj says:
January 24, 2010, 6:43 pm
my uncle just said to me about this house that is haunted on dixie hwy by waverly hills and i think this is it can anyone tell me if this it its a white house looks about 100+ years old and were going to it in a few just for the fun of it