Ellen Across America: The B&B

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Ellen Across America: The B&B

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When I just came online tonight, aol featured an "Ellen Across America" story on haunted places to visit.

The first place listed is the Lizzie Borden B&B.

Here's the link

Ellen Across America: Thirteen Haunted Places
I've met Kat and Harry and Stef, oh my!
(And Diana, Richard, nbcatlover, Doug Parkhurst and Marilou, Shelley, "Cemetery" Jeff, Nadzieja, kfactor, Barbara, JoAnne, Michael, Katrina and my 255 character limit is up.)
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Post by Kat »

Neat!
Thanks!

I note the second rated one is in Ashland. I knew a guy from that area- he called it "Ashcan."
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That is so cool ! The Civil War battlefields are scary- feeling, and there's been too many people saying they've seen things. They talk about Gettysburg a lot. I don't think it's confined to Gettysburg. I would think the site of the Battle of the Little Bighorn would have a lot of energy, but I don't recall anyone ever mentioning it as being haunted.
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