Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from Real Ghost Stories Online and the Grave Talks.

The Riddell House nestled in West Palm Beach, Florida was originally built in 1905.

What was once a funeral home has now become one of the most infamous haunted locations in the area.

A place with strange noises, flickering lights and shadowy figures

lurking where they shouldn't be. It all started with its association with death after all.

In fact, some say the tragic legend of a former caretaker who hung himself in the attic

set the stage for what would become a house filled with unexplained events.

But could these ghostly reports really be the result of something supernatural?

Or is it just the result of an old creaky house with a dark history?

On today's episode, we'll explore the spine-chilling history behind this house, the many

reports of paranormal activity, and even some theories that might just explain what's happening

or not.

This story, with all its eerie twists and mysterious happenings, will leave you questioning

whether the Riddell House is

really haunted or if our minds are playing tricks on us. So, settle in, because things are about to get

strange. I'm Tony Bruske, let's dig in. The Riddell House, originally known as the Gatekeeper's Cottage,

was constructed in 1905 by workers who were

involved in the development of Henry Flagler's grand hotel projects in West Palm Beach.

The house served a practical purpose as a residence for the groundskeeper of the adjacent

woodlawn cemetery, a quiet, eerie location that would soon be forever linked to the events that unfolded

within the house itself. Its early years were filled with the mundane tasks of tending to the

cemetery grounds and attending to the dead, yet beneath the surface this seemingly innocuous building

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