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Hey guys, welcome to episode 1519 of Hillbilly Shorts.

Hey everybody!

So Tracy, I thought we would do some stories from the great state of Montana.

These are all little quickies, haunted locations up there, but I've got a little bit of information on each of these places.

It's not a time, but just a lot.

Okay.

The first one is the Brantley House.

This is in Lewis and Clark County in Helena.

Is it Helena?

I think it might be Helena.

It's the capital of Montana, but I don't always pronounce it Helena, but I think it might be Helena.

I'm sure somebody else knows.

Built in 1887, this home was occupied by Judge Brantley, his wife and their three children.

No paranormal activity was reported until 1970.

It's a long time, but it's almost 100 years.

Yeah.

Must've been, this must've been sleeping on a hiatus or whatever you call that.

As with many homes, the sights and sounds of the spirits didn't show up until renovations were started.

Oh, there you go.

Former and present homeowners have reported hearing the sounds of doors opening and closing during the nighttime hours

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