Sarah Ann, submitted by Nicole.

I loved my experiences at the haunted theater camp.

Nothing says some are fun like good old-fashioned ghost story.

So naturally when I started my theater company in 2010,

I couldn't wait to discover a ghost of our own. I know most people

don't expect to find a ghost, but my theater is in Salem, Massachusetts, where pretty much

every historical building claims to have a ghost. When I first started the theater, we didn't pretty much

when I first started the theater we didn't have much money

so he rented rehearsal space from a very old church right downtown

it was built in the 1700s and rebuilt, renovated just after the Civil War.

It had been used as a hospital periodically as well.

We held our first summer camp there and we only had about 15 kids at the time. We started small.

The church had a hall with a stage on the second floor and there was a loft in the back of

the room where we mounted our theatrical lighting equipment. The loft was wicked. in the loft

loft was wicked, creepy.

Have you ever seen the movie The Never Any Story?

This loft looked a lot like the attic where Bastion reads the book in that movie. Old Church pews stacked on top of one another,

science lab skeletons, even a dinosaur head. Not to mention the cobwebs and dust covering the whole place.

No one liked being up there alone, but actually everyone liked being up there alone because they liked to brag about how scary it was.

We see here what sounded like footsteps running up and down the stairs. We assumed it was

rodents, honestly, because old buildings like that almost always had mice. One day we heard footsteps

run down the loft stairs and then down the main stairs.

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