Greene County
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Search complete. 19 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Greene County".
Oct 17, 2026
Who Still Haunts the James J. Eldred House? Part One | Grave Talks CLASSIC
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0:31Carol HughesHOST
Today on The Grave Talks, the history and hauntings of the James J. Eldridge House, a conversation with Seth McGee and Chad Gaub.
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0:38Carol HughesHOST
[mysterious music] Deep in the heart of Greene County, Illinois, stands a haunting relic of the past, the James J. Eldridge House.
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0:56Carol HughesHOST
A grand Greek revival, it echoes with the whispers of its tragic past.
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1:01Carol HughesHOST
Today, the house is a place of eerie reports, phantom footsteps, mysterious knocking, and the giggles of a young girl in the nursery.
9 MINS LATER
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10:05Seth McGeeGUEST
Ward then walks back out in 1820-
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10:09Carol HughesHOST
[laughs]
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10:12Seth McGeeGUEST
... and brings a, um, brings a herd of goats with him and leaves it in what was then northern Madison County, Illinois, what would soon to become Greene County.
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10:27Seth McGeeGUEST
So January 1st, 1821, Greene County becomes, the, the state legislature separates Greene County from Madison County, and there's a land sale held.
Who Still Haunts the James J. Eldred House? Part Two | Grave Talks CLASSIC
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1:19Chad GaubGUEST
Yeah.
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1:20Seth McGeeGUEST
We were on, we were at an event at another, another property in Greene County that someone was trying to save, and a ghost hunter showed up there and, and was talking about how he could possibly, um, do some fundraisers for this, for this end- for this property by doing these ghost hunts.
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1:50Seth McGeeGUEST
And the, the property owner wasn't interested.
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1:54Seth McGeeGUEST
They, they didn't want anything to do with it.
Designing and Building the Midwest the Community Segment powered by Sips Coffee Co: Featuring Carlinville Area Hospital
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24:40Chris HartsookHOST
These are just questions, right? Go to the west.
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24:42Chris HartsookHOST
You've got to go all the way to Boyd, you know, in the middle of Greene County.
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24:46Chris HartsookHOST
And then you've got to go north to Springfield, right? And then you've got to go northwest to Jacksonville.
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24:52Chris HartsookHOST
It's not Passman anymore.
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25:18Brian BurnsideGUEST
But we feel that we're going to offer a great service and expand that access to patient care here in Crownville.
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25:25Brian BurnsideGUEST
And those patients who will value that access will consider our organization.
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25:30Chris HartsookHOST
So do you expand your marketing into Greene County to Boyd territory? Do you expand? I mean, this is the business in me coming out, right? You guys are there to take care of people and to run a business, though.
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25:41Chris HartsookHOST
I mean, Carmelita Hospital is still a business.
A Postcard Proves The Old World?
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4:50speaker_0HOST
Now we have talked about the Samuel Hannaford and Sons in episode 24, I believe.
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4:55speaker_0HOST
And I thought I would let you all know that they also decided to knock this building out, the Greene County Courthouse in Ohio.
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5:02speaker_0HOST
And don't forget that they were just incredible.
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5:04speaker_0HOST
Their chisels just moved a little faster than the rest of ours.
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7:00speaker_0HOST
where a lot of these buildings are being destroyed or restored.
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7:03speaker_0HOST
And we have a lot of episodes where we have gone to these places and documented that.
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7:08speaker_0HOST
The Greene County Courthouse will be getting a facelift.
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7:11speaker_0HOST
Oh, incredible.