Which is such a distinctive sound.

Exactly.

Uh, that, and that wasn't, nobody, that hasn't been reported by anybody, and it just started up out of nowhere, and it's been a thing, and it hasn't stopped since.

So there's definitely, it seems like a new spirit came in, started doing that.

Here recently, we were getting the lodge ready for guests, and I, this was, I mean, we had about a hour left till they were gonna get there, and I had one last little thing to do: put pillowcases on pillows.

I grabbed the stack of pillowcases.

I had them in the bedroom, but I had to go downstairs for something else, and came back to it, and still to this day cannot find the pillowcases.

... exactly?

Let's dive into that history a little bit, of the Reynwords Lodge.

Uh, okay, so the earliest history that we know of right now is when Hans Hamilton owned the place, and Hans Hamilton was a de facto leader of the Ulster settlement at Marsh Creek there, right there in the middle of Gettysburg.

Uh, that was before it was ever named Gettysburg, before it was ever Gettysburg.

He, he built, uh, [sighs] see, I can't say that he built the cabin.

We don't know, like, it has to have been, 'cause it w- the way it's sounding from the historical society is, I wanna say his whole family actually lived in the cabin, and that's where we're getting the dates 1740 to s- around 1740 to 1750.

The deed book is messed up.

Uh, they're having issues with the deed book, and they had to go through, um, what's called the Manor of Mask.

Wow

Which is such a distinctive sound.

Exactly.

Uh, tha- and that wasn't, nobody, that hasn't been reported by anybody, and it just started up out of nowhere, and it's been a thing, and it hasn't stopped since.

So there's definitely, it seems like a new spirit came in, started doing that.

Here recently we were getting the lodge ready for guests, and I, this was, I mean, we had about a hour left till they were gonna get there, and I had one last little thing to do: put pillowcases on pillows.

I grabbed the stack of pillowcases, I had them in the bedroom, but I had to go downstairs for something else, and came back to it, and still to this day cannot find the pillowcases.

... exactly?

[laughs] I was sitting there, and I could feel something pretty much s- slightly run its, run up the back left corner of the chair, pretty much where my shoulder is.

Let's dive into that history a little bit of the Rainworth Lodge.

Ugh.

Okay.

So the earliest history that we know of right now is when Hans Hamilton owned the place, and Hans Hamilton was a de facto leader of the Ulster settlement at Marsh Creek there, right there in the middle of Gettysburg.

Uh, that was before it was ever named Gettysburg, before it was ever Gettysburg.

He, m- he built, uh, see, I can't say that he built the cabin.

We don't know, like, it has to have been, 'cause it w- the way it's sounding from the historical society is, I wanna say his whole family actually lived in the cabin, and that's where we're getting the dates, 1740 to s- around 1740 to 1750.

Wow.