Welcome to Haunted Road, a production of I Heart Radio and Grim and Mild from Aaron Manky.

Listener discretion is advised. Years ago I found myself investigating what was once a Civil War battlefield in the middle of the night, and it was freezing.

To be clear, outdoor investigations of wide open spaces are difficult to do, especially at night.

If you're using cameras with infrared light, there's nothing for the light to bounce off of,

so your cameras just see inky blackness all around.

Also, sounds. Sounds are hard to pinpoint.

Sure, you may hear voices in the distance, but with no way to determine where it's coming from,

how do you know they're not, you know, living people talking?

So I wasn't expecting much, but we had to give it the old college try.

But I was definitely jealous of my teammates who were investigating inside the cozy inn that was also located on the property.

But my shivers and frustration were about to be rewarded,

in my world anyway, because as I swooped my flashlight behind me

after hearing a small noise, I was met with a face, just a face.

The face of someone who was clearly a Civil War era soldier.

He had his cap on, His scruffy beard was a tangle against his face and his brown eyes were staring straight at me.

Did I mention it was just a face? in nobody just a floating face in the darkness that

disappeared right before my eyes and that my friends was just one of the many experiences I've had over the years in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

Let's visit one of my favorite haunts in the area, the Cashtown Inn.

I'm Amy Bruny and welcome to Haunted Road.

If you were to visit the Cashtown Inn today, you might be surprised by the decor.

It doesn't look like a stereotypical haunted hotel.

The cheerful red exterior looks a lot like it did when the two-story

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