Welcome to part two of our interview about Haunted Chicago. Thank you for supporting the program and keeping us on the air.

Another place that I personally, I haven't been to in years, but as a child loved to go and visit.

And I was unaware of the ghosts here, but I'd love to hear your findings, the Museum of Science

and Industry.

Oh, yeah.

That was strange because I was not expecting that.

I had heard a rumor about, well, one thing I heard was that supposedly, and I guess this

is true, when William Jennings Bryant, you know, the great orator and everything else,

and I'm sorry, it was Clarence Darrow, the famous lawyer and everything else. Apparently,

when he died, he was cremated and he had his ashes distributed in the pond that is right

outside the museum. And I guess that's a true story. And so people say, well, they see the ghost of Clarence Darrell there in the museum, which is kind of interesting. So I heard that. And I thought, well, maybe I'll just follow up on that and see what's going on. But as I went to the museum, I was just talking to the various docents that are working there. I got some other stories.

And one of them was about, there's a train there from the 1930s called the Zephyr.

And it's one of these, you know, silver streamliners that we had in the 30s that are such beautiful trains, cross-country trains.

And so they have one there.

They had the Zephyr there.

And it has, you can take a tour, there. They had the Zephyr there. And it has,

you can take a tour, you can walk through the Zephyr, and you can see the furnishings and the various cars and all that. And then there's a car in the rear, which is sort of like, I guess like

an observation card, it has like a lot of windows around to the rear or the side. So you can

sit back there and you can watch the countryside as you're passing through.

And they have these an animatronic figures so I can see in Disneyland, you know, a mother and a father and children.

And there's kind of a cheesy voice over, you know, a lot of the family talking like, hey, dad, look out the window. Are those cows? Yes, son, those are cows, you know, about the family talking like, hey, dad, look out the window, are those cows?

Yes, son, those are cows, you know?

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