Thurber House

And right after that, I was approached by a acquisitions editor for the History Press and they asked me to write a book on haunted cemeteries of Ohio and I thought perfect so yeah so it's a one thing's led into another

yes yes we'll talk about your book in a second but I also wanted to ask you I was reading about you know all the different tours you have and the the Thurber house tour the title says ghost tour and paranormal investigation yes tell me what that what does paranormal investigation mean

okay so yeah so the Thurber house is People have been having experiences in that home since it was constructed in 1873.

And James Serber famously had an experience with the paranormal in 1915 while he was living in the home that he went on to write a short story about called The Night the Ghost Got In.

And, um, yeah, now it's a museum literary center and, uh, we've partnered with them and started giving people tours of the home and, uh, you get to see some of the sort of off limits, uh, behind the scenes spaces.

In a studio like this, by a phone, by an electrical outlet, by a light source.

Source that makes sense.

But sometimes, and in particular in the Thurber house, we've detected where there are these spikes in electromagnetic energy and thin air.

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He left a comment under the Thurber house.

He was going to be having a group do a ghost hunt there the Saturday right after we dropped that episode.

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