Carnegie Library
Spirits of mineworkers who were either killed or suffered pain from the Homestead Massacre, try to find peace here in their afterlife; their consolation prize.
Spirits of mineworkers who were either killed or suffered pain from the Homestead Massacre, try to find peace here in their afterlife; their consolation prize.
Having to leave while alive, a spirit or two have moved back, keeping an eye on the living.
Past Confederate POWs or inmates now love this marvelous place; they find peace and enjoyment.
The serene and peaceful aura here seems to draws spirits of children, adults and soldiers.
A former owner is tickled pink at the resulting library, but is upset with lack of a favorite outside item. This friendly presence now stays with a weakness for modern items.
Living firefighters had the added unseen help of past crew members (now in spectral form).