The Night Owl Podcast, Episode 59, Haunted Fredo ATX, Part 1.

Welcome to the Night Owl podcast. I'm your host Stephen Ballou, and this is a place for all

your restless spirits out there to tune in and hear true tales of the paranormal. I hunt these

stories down, capture them from the mouths of those who've experienced them,

and share them with you right here. We're currently looking for more personal ghost stories or

haunted locations, so if you or someone you know has one, please submit it to us for consideration.

Go to the nightoutpodcast.com, click on the submit your story page, and let us hear your ghost

story.

Thank you. Click on the Submit Your Story page and let us hear your ghost story. Tonight, The Night Out is opening a new case, one that takes us to Austin, Texas, where a striking Victorian home, built in 1876 and relocated to South Congress in the 70s, has quietly stood with its secrets tucked beneath decades of history.

Originally built in 1876 for local businessmen and Senator Walter Tips,

the house is now home to Fredo ATX, a cozy coffee shop and cocktail bar,

with a growing reputation, not just for its drinks,

but for its spirits.

Over the years, people have reported strange sensations, feeling watched when no one's around,

hearing voices, whispers, loud thuds, and unexplained electrical issues.

Doors rattle or swing open on their own.

Some guests swear they've seen children staring down at them from the upstairs windows.

And when something unexplainable happens, the staff all here say the same thing.

That's just Walter.

In this episode, you're going to hear directly from Fredo's three owners,

several staff members, and even two local

ghost tour guides, each with their own stories to tell. Stay tuned. I'm very excited to announce

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