Secrets of the Wildwood Sanitarium, Part One | Grave Talks CLASSIC

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🗓️ 12 December 2024

⏱️ 36 minutes

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!

What becomes of a once-revolutionary healing center after it faces plague, turmoil, and eventual abandonment? Established at the turn of the century, the Wildwood Sanitarium was more than a place of treatment for those struggling with addiction and mental health; it was a beacon of hope in a time when few understood the human psyche. But as a tuberculosis outbreak took hold, its wards would be repurposed, and much of its true history faded into whispers. Recently saved from ruin, Wildwood now stands as a mystery—its shadowy halls and creaking floors rumored to be inhabited by the very souls who once found refuge there.

In this episode of The Grave Talks, we explore the past and present of the Wildwood Sanitarium with paranormal investigator Matt Warner, who shares bone-chilling encounters, unsettling evidence, and a haunting story that begs the question: Are some spirits still seeking solace within these walls?

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0:57.9	Today on the Grave Talks, the Wildwood Sanitarium.
1:05.9	The... The Wildwood Sanitarium was set up around the turn of the century, as a place for souls struggling with addiction or mental health problems.
1:26.2	Decades ahead of its time, it would specialize in modern therapies of the day in small one-on-one settings.
1:32.3	Shortly after its opening, the world would experience a tuberculosis outbreak and require its rooms to be used as a makeshift TB hospital.
1:42.3	Little is known about what went on behind the walls of the building after this point
1:47.5	until recent times when the property was rescued and began to be rehabilitated.
1:53.2	Today, we hear the ghost story of the Wildwood Sanitarium with paranormal investigator Matt Warner.
2:01.0	So, yeah, I actually spoke with the owner, Lori.
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