This is real ghost stories online.

When we think of old buildings and structures inevitably well any of us who are

listening to the show our minds go to ghost stories we don't go to oh it's just another

building that we're thinking the history we're running not through our mind what

happened here who had a wedding in this ballroom? What was it like? What sort of things has this building seen? What about the disastrous fire that ripped through the building one day and burned a bride alive?

Well, that may not be something that goes through a lot of our minds in a lot of these locations but in our next story.

It's exactly what actually happened in the very ballroom there.

Having a party in.

Sounds like a lovely setting, right?

A place when I put a big plaque up going,

The bride who burned alive in this room, enjoy your night.

You know, that probably not appropriate, but it's a creepy story.

The bride came back.

Think a listen. I grew up in a small town called Honey at Lake, Pennsylvania.

Population no more than 800 people at most, and that's

including some of the other surrounding villages. The town surrounds the lake that was

made by a glacier, millions of years ago and is supposedly

the biggest glacier-made lake in Pennsylvania resulting in many prehistoric fish still

being caught to this day. On the arch of the lake

overlooking the water is a hotel that was included in an 1800s attraction

called Cunningham Lake Park. Back in the day it was one of the bigger attractions. People from

states over would come to visit, enjoy the rides, dance with a massive ballroom

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