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I feel like as we talk about the entire neighborhood, I feel like I'm the custodian of this house

and the entire neighborhood.

I mean, I'd like to say if you went to the Shelby County Registers office and looked up the deed, it would say Laurel Hill owns Scott Blake,

not in reverse because I'm just there to take care of it and soan and this is you can see me in the dark. When you visit Memphis, it's likely you'll hit downtown.

Check out the bars on Beale Street, visit the food scene on South Man, blah, blah, blah,

because that's what everybody does.

What you should do is veer slightly off the beaten path downtown and visit Victorian

Village, a neighborhood with beautifully preserved Victorian mansions,

and naturally, a lot of ghosts.

We visited Biscott Blake, who was spent years helping to keep the stories of the neighborhood

alive while being mindful of its dead. My name is Scott Blake and I'm a lifelong fan.

I always love being here and I'm really into the history of Memphis and the house I live

in now which was built in 1867.

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