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We focus on the missing persons, the unsolved murders, and the unidentified doze that don't get media attention.

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The Hey y'all, so technically, this is our off week here at Southern Gothic, but I don't know if you noticed, it's the first Monday of October.

And I can't imagine going silent now, right?

It's spooky season, and we're about to have a month full of ghosts and legends and all sorts of

things to keep you up at night, and now's the time to get started. But here's the thing. Today's

episode, it's not a brand new one. I didn't make it this year. It's a show from all the way back in 2019.

But recently when I was being interviewed on another show, I was asked what one of the most haunted places I have ever been in

that wasn't something like the Waverly Hill Sanatorium or the Myrtle's Plantation.

You know, one of those famous ones, right?

And of course, without absolutely any hesitation, I knew the answer.

The Franklin Masonic Hall here in Franklin, Tennessee.

Which is the subject of this episode I'm about to play.

But here's why all of this just really comes together, because since 2020, after this episode was released, the historic Masonic Hall has not been open to the

public for tours or visits or anything. It's only been used for what the masons use it for.

That is, until now, this month, the public will get a chance to visit the

Franklin Masonic Hall for three Saturday nights in October for spooky tours. That's going to be

the Saturdays October 14th, 21st, and 28th. Three nights after almost three years closed.

So y'all, if you hear this episode and you are interested in visiting this incredible

building, you can book your spot over on franklin walking tours.com and use the code

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