Fox Theater
In 1930, a construction crew member fell to his death while working on the Fox Theater’s clock tower. His apparition has been seen floating around the clock tower ever since, trying to fix the hands on the clock.
In 1930, a construction crew member fell to his death while working on the Fox Theater’s clock tower. His apparition has been seen floating around the clock tower ever since, trying to fix the hands on the clock.
A military couple still occupies because they enjoy the historical decor.
As with every family, spirit members sometimes prefer to hang around or perhaps just visit.
Sensitive people can feel unseen presences in the hallways and even in the rooms.
Spirits include: an upset accident victim, a murder victim and his honey, a snack-loving former owner, and party animals!
The spirits of Hessians are spending their after-life here, enjoying former pleasures! This mischievous group amused themselves teasing the living. Other spirits who had connections to this building also have chosen to stay around.
In top notch condition, just the way we would like it!
Co-existing peacefully has worked out well.
“We may be spirits, but we still have duties to perform.”
“What a murderous blackguard he turned out to be!”
“Why did you have to flirt so much?” “I’m sorry! It’s just the way I am. You know that I love you!”
Once a Civil War Hospital, some of the soldiers who died here as well as their nurses still go about their business, and sometime entertain themselves as well at the expense of the living.
I like to watch all the people from my special place.
We love our forever home.
Renovations and restoration often stir up entities. A new rose garden was started with the added plus of spectral help.
How could you murder us for a faster inheritance?
The original architect who died prematurely is spending his afterlife here.
”I wasn’t cured! I’ll never go home!”
“Who is the next patient to see me today?”
“My doctor’s office must be here somewhere! Must keep looking!”