Today on The Grave Talks, the haunted history of Greystone Manor, a conversation with owner and psychic medium, Heather Reese Madison.

The Greystone Manor Bed and Breakfast is a beautifully preserved Victorian mansion along the Erie Canal in Royalton, New York.

Nestled in the quiet town of Gasport, this manor is a gem on the Niagara Wine Trail.

Silas Newcomb settled the property in 1833, planting apple and pear trees that still bear fruit today.

Over the decades, the estate changed hands from Silas's son Albert to neighbors Horace and Harriet Chapin,

and then to Curtis Root in 1865.

Root, a racehorse enthusiast, left a lasting legacy with his racetrack and the famed racehorse

Hamiltonian. But beneath its historical facade, Greystone Manor harbors a world of the supernatural.

Visitors have reported the sound of heated arguments, the echo of ghostly horse hooves,

and the chilling sight of a woman's apparition at the window.

Whispers of a mysterious vortex in the basement and shadowy figures wandering the halls

add to the eerie atmosphere.

But what is it like to be a psychic medium living in this historic manner?

And why are the former owner's spirits excited about Heather and her husband living in the home?

Join us as we delve into the haunted history of Greystone Manor and uncover the secrets that linger

within today on the Gravetalks.

It is a very cool looking house. Now this was originally built as a house, correct? It was not

obviously a bed and breakfast. They didn't have those back in the day.

Right. It was a single family home back in the day when they first built it. And it's big. Somewhere in the late 1830s.

This is a good size house. Yeah, it's over 4,000 square feet, which is a pretty good size. I mean, you know, we've used some of the areas, too, in the basement.

We've made them into usable spaces, too.

You know, for Victorian, usually the basements are pretty scary looking or damp or have issues,

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