Today on the grave talks a conversation in the small town of Williamson West Virginia.

At the time it was a state-of-the-art hospital and served the community for 60 years.

Thousands of people passed through its doors seeing births, deaths, and trauma of all kinds.

In 1988, the hospital closed its doors, but today is known as the old hospital on College Hill.

Even though it no longer officially functions as a hospital, it seems like it's still

serving patients, with doctors and nurses still helping those in need.

The doors are now open for those interested in paranormal investigations and historical tours.

Today on the Grave Talks, a conversation about the old hospital on College Hill

with co-owner and manager, Tanya Webb.

I have got to start this conversation with you.

How did you become the co-owner of this incredible hospital?

Well, that's an interesting story.

First of all, the interesting, I guess a fact about it, I was actually born in that hospital.

So my life started there. Talk about full circle, right?

Yeah, full circle. So where it all began for you. Yes. I've always and I know this may sound weird to so many people but I've always been kind of drawn to this

hospital as well as the nurses college that sits beside of it in a city that

we live in it overlooks the city and it just kind of, I don't know, you would just have to, I guess it's one of those, you have to see it to believe it kind of things.

But I've always, even since I was a little girl, always been kind of into,

I wouldn't say the paranormal so much,

it's more haunted, spooky, I loved horror movies

and just didn't know enough about the field to really know if that makes any sense.

So long story short, this hospital, it was Williamson Memorial Hospital.

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