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In 1900, there were 34 sanatoriums in the United States. By 1925 there were 536. The Cresson Sanatorium was one of the earlier sanatoriums at a time of heightened health concerns and the spread of tuberculosis. The Cresson Sanatorium is located in the mountains near the present-day town of Cresson, Pennsylvania.

Over the years, it served as a tuberculosis hospital, a mental hospital, and a state prison. And, some people who were there at one time never left. The complex is haunted by spirits from each of its different lives.

On this episode of the Grave Talks, we talk about Cresson Sanatorium and Prison with Lindsey Rogers, one of the lead paranormal investigators leading the public overnight paranormal investigations. In Part Two of our conversation, we'll discuss the very dark entity in Building F.

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Nightmares, witchcraft, exorcism, and curses. These are not the words anyone thinks of when describing a relationship. However, for Lee Moore, this is exactly what he dealt with when a woman he was dating wanted to end the relationship. Rather than a healthy breakup, Lee became the victim of a curse to drive him away. Dismissing it as an elaborate way to end a relationship, he thought nothing of it. Lee moved on and fell in love with his wife. He began a new life, only to find that this curse was all too real and never left his body. Subsequently, Lee experienced unexplained trauma and torture that nearly took his life. With the help of spiritual warrior and exorcist couple Kenneth and Farah Deel, Lee was able to banish this curse and these demons from his life. This is Part Two of his story.

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Marshall Wallace and his wife bought their first house and brought their new baby home twenty years ago. About a week after bringing their daughter home, he saw a terrifying apparition of a woman in the doorway. That apparition changed his life forever.

He began searching for answers, and 20 years later, he is still fascinated by the paranormal. He and his wife started their own paranormal investigation team, Blue Collar Paranormal, and their search for answers continues.

This is Part Two of our conversation.

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Nightmares, witchcraft, exorcism, and curses. These are not the words anyone thinks of when describing a relationship. However, for Lee Moore, this is exactly what he dealt with when a woman he was dating wanted to end the relationship. Rather than a healthy breakup, Lee became the victim of a curse to drive him away. Dismissing it as an elaborate way to end a relationship, he thought nothing of it. Lee moved on and fell in love with his wife. He began a new life, only to find that this curse was all too real and never left his body. Subsequently, Lee experienced unexplained trauma and torture that nearly took his life. With the help of spiritual warrior and exorcist couple Kenneth and Farah Deel, Lee was able to banish this curse and these demons from his life. This is Part One of his story.

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In 1900, there were 34 sanatoriums in the United States. By 1925 there were 536. The Cresson Sanatorium was one of the earlier sanatoriums at a time of heightened health concerns and the spread of tuberculosis. The Cresson Sanatorium is located in the mountains near the present-day town of Cresson, Pennsylvania. 

Over the years, it served as a tuberculosis hospital, a mental hospital, and a state prison. And, some people who were there at one time never left. The complex is haunted by spirits from each of its different lives.

On this episode of the Grave Talks, we talk about Cresson Sanatorium and Prison with Lindsey Rogers, one of the lead paranormal investigators leading the public overnight paranormal investigations.

Get more information about the Cresson Sanatorium and Prison at their Facebook page

or their website, cressonsanatorium.com

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This is a daily EXTRA from The Grave Talks. Grave Confessions is an extra daily dose of true paranormal ghost stories told by the people who survived them!

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Allie Rose grew up in a haunted house. And, like so many people who have lived through that experience, it changed her life.

It had such a huge impact on her that, growing up, she was nicknamed Ghost Girl. As time went by, she began to search for answers by ghost hunting and researching the paranormal, leading her to more unsettling experiences. By sharing her experiences by writing a book, "Ghost Girl," she hopes to provide a sense of camaraderie for others whose lives have also been affected by the paranormal.

This is Part Two of our conversation.

You can get her book through Amazon and follow her on TikTok @spookyalliecake.

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The Haunted Exchange Hotel in Fort Mifflin, PA is home to many spirits. Originally constructed as an opulent hotel along the rail line, it would soon find its rooms converted into a triage center. More than 70,000 soldiers would pass through the rooms of the Exchange Hotel during the war. Roughly 1% would take their last breath at the Exchange Hotel. This means that nearly 700 soldiers would die at the Exchange Hotel. After the war, it was converted back into a hotel. A hotel that would almost immediately begin being known as a haunted location. Murder, suicide, and other dark events would grace its steps before eventually being shuttered in 1970. This is Part Two of the story of the Haunted Exchange Hotel, shared by Kristy Summer of Soul Sisters Paranormal.

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The Haunted Exchange Hotel in Fort Mifflin, PA is home to many spirits. Originally constructed as an opulent hotel along the rail line, it would soon find its rooms converted into a triage center. More than 70,000 soldiers would pass through the rooms of the Exchange Hotel during the war. Roughly 1% would take their last breath at the Exchange Hotel. This means that nearly 700 soldiers would die at the Exchange Hotel. After the war, it was converted back into a hotel. A hotel that would almost immediately begin being known as a haunted location. Murder, suicide, and other dark events would grace its steps before eventually being shuttered in 1970. This is Part One of the story of the Haunted Exchange Hotel, shared by Kristy Summer of Soul Sisters Paranormal.

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