So I started doing research on it, and I discovered that this place used to be like an

mortuary where they used to bring the dead bodies here.

Yeah, and they used to be in a bombing room, a viewing room.

They actually still have the vaults in the basement where they used to put the dead bodies in.

To infinite complaints, people went to and fro clear about their little affairs.

Serene in the assurance of their dominion over this small,

spinning fragment of solar driftwood, which by chance or design, man has inherited out of the dark mystery of time and space. I'm going to be. On this episode of In To the Fray, I welcome Melissa Cracy on with me, and she is the author of a book called The Haunted Place.

And I have to say right out of the gate, a huge thanks to Melissa because this is the first for End of the Fray.

Now, I've spoken to a lot of people, Melissa, that have, you know, they live in a haunted house

or a house that has weird things going on. So then by happenstance, of course, they are usually

recording from that said, quote unquote, haunted place, right? Or the place with all the weird

stuff going on. This is the first time I've had

someone come on that has an outside haunted location and they have elected to, you've taken

yourself back to this place and you are actually recording from that spot. And that spot is

the Copper Penny Trading Company and that was built in 1925. So Melissa, welcome on the show. And that spot is the copper penny trading company.

And that was built in 1925.

So Melissa, welcome on the show.

Thank you.

Thank you for having me.

There's, of course, I would like to get into a little bit about the history of certainly the copper penny, but also your background.

And prior to writing this book and having these

experiences in the copper penny, did you grow up having experiences? Have you always been quite

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