Today on The Grave Talks, the historic rugby village, a conversation with Miranda Young.

Some people call it one of the most haunted towns in America, rugby Tennessee, nestled in the quiet corners of northeast Tennessee.

Founded in 1880 by the renowned author Thomas Hughes, rugby was envisioned as a utopian village, a beacon of harmonious living. However, Hughes's

dreams were dashed and tragedy struck when typhoid fever claimed the lives of many of its

early inhabitants. Today, Rugby stands frozen in time, its Victorian charm preserved amidst the rolling hills and

whispers of the past. Its population is just 75, and perhaps more, if you count the spirits

that allegedly linger among its quaint streets. For those intrigued by the paranormal,

Rugby offers an irresistible invitation.

Here, the veil between the worlds is said to be thin, with hauntings reported in almost

every building in this tiny town where the past is alive and the spirits seem to roam freely.

Today on the Grave Talks, we explore the ghosts of the historic and the spirits seem to roam freely.

Today on the Grave Talks, we explore the ghosts of the historic rugby village with Miranda Young.

Well, Miranda, thank you so much for joining me yet again.

And if people haven't listened yet, we have two other episodes that Miranda and I did.

And one is called Ghost Biker Explorations.

Would you call that like your hobby?

I don't know.

Do you have time for a hobby? When do you fit your ghost biker exploration stuff in lately? Well, you know, we're still running strong with ghost biker. You know, we had a

great sixth season. You know, I'd say it definitely started as a hobby. I never would have thought

that that would have led to my full-time job,

you know, of running the jail and then now the location we're going to talk about tonight.

It's, they all kind of go hand in hand together, but both Christy and I decided that whenever we formed our

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