Book your ticket to happiness with Brinden. on the grave talks the Gilhouse Ghosts, a conversation with Brenda Trish, Jane

Baker, and Mary Butterfield. The Gill house in Galleon, Ohio showcases Victorian architecture and a rich history that draws visitors from all over.

Built by Bloomer Gill as a grand family home, it quickly gained social prominence hosting gala events that had many

notable figures visit including Harvey Firestone Thomas Edison and even

Henry Ford.

These days, the luminaries no longer stop by, but there are lots of reports of activity,

paranormal activity.

Investigators and visitors claim to have heard children's laughter from the attic and shadowy figures have been spotted moving around the house.

The basement holds the most chilling experiences with visitors reporting disembodied

voices screams and encounters with a ghostly figure known as Johnny Cake.

Blumer Gill sold a house to the Talbot family and it seems old Mrs.

Talbot still lingers within its walls evidenced by tapping sounds and

swirling mists.

The Gilhouse remains a mysterious place

where history and the supernatural merge,

inviting both the curious and the brave to uncover its secrets.

Today on the grave talks, a conversation about the Gill house with Brenda Trish,

Jane Baker, and Mary Butterfield.

Okay, so I'm excited to talk about the Gill House and tonight we've got Brenda Trish,

Jane Baker, Mary Butter Butterfield and all of you are on the

board of the Gill house is that right Brenda yes that's correct so you're kind of

the oversight committee helping run day to day a little bit. Are you a pretty active board?

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