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Saturday July 30, 2016
Mr. G's Ice Cream Parlour
With
Kat
off this evening, on an investigation with
Jeff Belanger,
Henry
was back broadcasting live tonight on location in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, from
Mr. G's Ice Cream.
Also on hand was
Craig Rupp,
as well as shop owner
Mike Gladfelter,
who gave a quick history of the property, formerly the
John Winebrenner house,
aka
Twin Sycamores.
The bulding was occupied by Confederate forces in July, 1863, it is one of the best known houses from the Battle of Gettysburg.
Mike has only had one experience; very clear footsteps coming up the steps during the wintery off season.
He thought it was his ex wife coming up, and looked down to see an empty staircase.
He discussed various groups who have come and investigating, getting great EVPs, one of which Craig had acquired.
He spoke about the sycamore tree on his property.
In the area trees that were alive during the War are called Witness Trees.
Recently the sycamore was pruned, and anything over an inch in length Mike insisted being given to him, and they're being made into Witness Tree Christmas Ornaments.
They're finally creating an official website, but they are
on Facebook
and
on Twitter,
the latter of which I
jokingly admonished
they need to get on that, as after joining in April 2015 they'd only had nine tweets, the "most current" one, as of this report's posting, being
June 7th.
Shop worker
Abby Rasinska
spoke about seeing a pot flying from the wall.
A co-worker had an experience, hearing a knock on the back door, but no one was there when he opened the door.
Next up Henry brought on
Gina Bengston,
who was an awesome guest, also promoting a big August 27th
Para Party
in Connecticut, with also a
Ren Faire theme.
Just before we went on the air, Gina recorded a somewhat
frenetically shot video,
across which I came whilst I researched and acquired her different site URLs during the show.
As she had an evening investigation she could not stay the entire show, though she did have several false starts actually endevouring to depart.
We most definitely want her to be a full-show guest...
Bringing us back from the second break,
Ceiling Cat [CC] Barbara Duncan
reported our having listeners tonight in the Canada, the US, England, and Singamore.
Craig spoke abuut the
Fairfield Inn,
one of his favourite haunted places.
Craig spoke about tourist trap "investigations" which are money pits; they'll have way too many people
(and all of the amateurs),
at
Sacks Bridge,
yapping away and contaminating anything one might catch.
Craig did highly recommend
Sleepy Hollow Tours.
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