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Hey guys, and welcome to Hillbilly Shorts 10.

10.

It's like five.

Be like a one and a zero.

I know a guy and a fact. Girl that look like that. Anyways, we're not going to talk about those things. Oh, my gosh. What the heck? I wasn't talking about us. Aw. I said I wasn't talking about us. Well, you must have thought of it? No, I thought you thought that's what I was thinking.

Yeah, I didn't think that.

No, okay, good.

All right, we're on the same page.

All right, so we're doing a bunch of Louisville stories this week. We'll be mixing some of those stuff in, but I wanted to touch on some of these Louisville stories. and straight up.

Old Louisville is the most haunted place in the state of Kentucky as far as neighborhoods, the second most haunted has to be Camp Taylor.

Oh, yeah.

And you know where Camp Taylor is, right?

I do.

If you're anywhere from Louisville or if you visit Louisville, it's basically in the same area as where the Louisville Zoo is. It's kind of across

the street, but that's Camp Taylor. In 1917, Louisville beat out several other nearby cities and

became a large military training camp. That's what Camp Zachary Taylor was. It had 1,500 buildings

and had over 2,000 acres of farmland that it was built on.

So what most people in today would think of the neighborhood as Camp Taylor, there was way more

of it back in the day. This went all the way down to Eastern Parkway, basically. Oh, wow.

And I know people from out of town. Yeah, they don't know.

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