Today on The Grave Talks, a conversation about paranormal investigations in the South with the Southern Ghost Girls.

The Southern Ghost Girls Tours and Paranormal Investigations is a tour and paranormal investigation team led by founder Leslie Ann Hyde.

The team investigates homes, historical

landmarks, museums, and other places in the southern U.S. that are known to have a history

of unexplained happenings and paranormal phenomena. I'm Carol Hughes. On this episode of The

Grave Talks, it's part two of our conversation with the Southern Ghost Girls.

We'll talk about the Lowry House in Huntsville, the historical jail in Jasper, Georgia,

Theft Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum in Montgomery, and the Drish House in Tuscaloosa,

with the Leslie Ann Hyde and the Southern Ghost Girls.

Let's talk about the historic Lowry House. Now that's in Huntsville. Now this was a home during

the Underground Railroad people would go to. Yes. Kind of a safe house?

I'll tell a little bit about history and I'll let the girls, other girls talk.

But yeah, it was, this house was built in the 1840s and there was a family there that lived there, the Lowrys.

And they were actually union sympathizers.

But they were there during the Civil War era.

A lady named Anne Lowry was there at the house.

She was one of the relatives.

And she was actually waiting for her husband to come back from the war.

She was actually ambushed.

It's a very sad story.

The Union Army, which was General Sherman and his troops, came through Huntsville and that area, North Alabama, Tennessee.

They, their whole brigade pretty much destroyed everything in its path.

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