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chilling ghost stories. Dad's

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Be Tavern is located on North

1:55

Royal Stream and Old Town Alexandria,

1:57

Virginia and has been in operation

1:59

for. The two centuries. And

2:03

hold a significant place in American

2:05

history as it once served as

2:07

a hub for the social, political

2:09

and economic life of this bustling

2:11

port city. And. To Alexandria

2:13

Proximity to the brand new nation's

2:16

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2:18

some of the United States first

2:20

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2:24

The Gadsby Staffer Museum consists

2:26

of two can join red brick

2:29

buildings, the first of which

2:31

having been built by Maryland native

2:33

an entrepreneur, Sean Wise and

2:35

Seventeen Eighty Five. It's

2:38

a two storey Georgian colonial

2:40

style structure. That he operated

2:42

under the name City Tavern. Disestablishment

2:45

was so successful, though.

2:48

That. By Seventy Nine Two. Why?

2:50

Started construction on a second building.

2:53

A four story tall structure

2:55

that offer fourteen hotel rooms

2:57

with coal burning fire places,

2:59

several dining rooms, and an

3:02

elaborate ballroom. Then

3:05

by seventeen ninety six as

3:07

the post revolutionary war economy

3:09

began to boom wise, least

3:11

the city tavern to a

3:13

young business. Named. John

3:15

Gadsby. Who quickly turn

3:17

the establishment to the center of

3:20

political and social life for Alexandria.

3:23

Furnishing that with luxury items

3:25

and hosting exquisite balls and

3:27

musical performances that cater to

3:29

the elite. Multiple.

3:33

President's visited the City Tavern

3:35

over the years, including John

3:37

Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison,

3:39

and James Monroe. Most.

3:42

Noteworthy however, with the appearances

3:44

of George Washington. For

3:49

over two centuries, Gadsby Tavern has

3:51

become known. For. Hosting an

3:53

annual celebration. To honor. The

3:56

nation's first president. A. Celebration

3:58

Washington attended him. South

4:00

twice. But

4:08

while Gadsby Tavern continues to

4:11

be celebrated for significance in

4:13

early American history, many who

4:15

visits day do so for

4:17

another reason. You see his

4:20

author Michael We Poke claims

4:22

in his book Ghosts of

4:24

Alexandria this was the setting

4:27

for Alexandria. Most Tories go

4:29

story the legend of the

4:31

female stranger. For

4:46

years. Folks of claim that the

4:48

spirit of a young woman continues

4:50

to haunt the historic tavern after

4:52

her wife came to a tragic

4:54

and two hundred years ago. Is

4:59

a woman whose grave has

5:01

been marked by one of

5:03

the most New Tories headstones

5:05

in Alexandria acknowledging the mysteries

5:07

surrounded are in life and

5:09

now in death. My

5:17

name is Brandon Shack Snyder

5:19

and you will listening to

5:21

Southern Gothic. In

5:49

the autumn of a team sixty,

5:51

a mysterious young Englishman arrived at

5:53

the Port of Alexandria with a

5:55

beautiful young woman who claim to

5:57

be his wife. Unfortunately,

6:02

This woman was incredibly else so.

6:04

The gentleman rented a room at

6:06

Dad's Be Tavern, where with the

6:08

assistance of Mrs. John Wise and

6:10

Mrs. James Stewart, He attempted

6:12

to nurse her back to health. At.

6:19

The mans behest, a cab to

6:21

the utmost secrecy and a couple

6:23

isolated themselves at the tavern and

6:26

room number eight. Hiding their

6:28

identities with such vigor and when

6:30

the woman's condition took a turn

6:32

for the worse, Doctor Samuel Richards

6:34

was call for assistance. A

6:37

physician was paid extra on the

6:39

condition of anonymity. Said.

6:45

Nothing the Doctor Richards did could

6:47

save the poor woman. And

6:50

on October fourteenth, eighteen,

6:52

sixteen, She. Passed away in

6:54

Broome number eight. And

7:02

order to finance his wife's burial, the

7:04

Englishman borrowed a significant amount of money

7:06

from a local merchants name or it's

7:08

Hill. And in exchange gave hill

7:11

and note from the Bank of England. The.

7:14

Gentleman then paid fifteen hundred dollars

7:16

for his wife to be laid

7:18

to rest and the cemetery of

7:20

St. Paul's Episcopal Church A some

7:23

that today amounts to approximately twenty

7:25

three thousand dollars. For

7:27

once that was done, the man

7:30

disappeared just as quickly and suspiciously.

7:32

As he arrived. To

7:36

this day, the identity of that

7:38

young couple remains a mystery. But.

7:41

While the Englishman may have skipped

7:43

town over two centuries ago, The.

7:45

Woman's grave is still there

7:47

at St. Paul's marked by

7:50

an elaborate tabletop tombstone engraved

7:52

with an inscription that is

7:54

fascinated generations of visitors. And

7:57

cemented the tail and to war is one

7:59

of our. Dangerous, most infamous,

8:01

and your bed. You'll understand

8:03

why when you hear what's

8:06

on that headstones. The

8:11

memory of a female stranger

8:13

whose mortal sufferings terminated on

8:15

the fourteenth day of October.

8:17

Eighteen, sixteen. Aged twenty

8:20

three years and eight months.

8:23

This. Stones placed here by disconsolate

8:25

husband and whose arms she sighed

8:27

out her last breath. And who

8:29

wonder God did his utmost. Even

8:31

Sassoon, the cold dead your of

8:34

death. How loved

8:36

are valued once avails the not

8:38

to whom related or by whom

8:40

the got. A heap of

8:42

dust alone remains of the. Tis.

8:44

All thou art and all the proud

8:46

she'll be. To him

8:48

gave all the profits Witness the

8:51

through his name. Whoever believes in

8:53

him shall receive remission of sins.

9:00

Final line of the inscription as

9:02

a direct quote The Bible's Forty

9:04

Third Verse Of Acts Chapter Ten.

9:07

And the second stanza was adapted

9:09

from one of the English writer

9:11

Alexander Pokes most memorable works. Elegy

9:14

to the memory of and

9:16

unfortunately. This

9:19

Bomb which was published and Seventeen

9:21

Seventeen describes a woman who committed

9:23

suicide as a result of heartbreak

9:25

and was then buried in an

9:28

unmarked grave and a foreign land.

9:32

Originally, the female strangers resting

9:34

place was also surrounded by

9:36

an iron railings, another feature

9:38

drawing attention to her, but

9:40

this was stolen some time

9:43

around the early twentieth century.

9:45

The headstone is still there,

9:47

perpetuating that legend for all

9:49

of this time. Course

9:52

Epitaph on the tomb doesn't

9:54

really have much concrete information.

9:57

Curious visitor. So local law

9:59

has. On what it always does.

10:02

And. More time that has passed. The.

10:04

More the wedge and is grown.

10:11

In March of Eighteen, Thirty Four.

10:13

Two decades after the death of

10:15

that beautiful young woman. Story.

10:18

Made it's way into the papers for the

10:20

first time. When. The Alexandria

10:22

Gazette published a romantic home.

10:25

Written. By Susan Rigby Dublin

10:27

Morton. That. Was inspired by

10:29

her visit to St. Paul's

10:31

Graveyard. It

10:36

say was mile. To see air serene

10:39

and spraying as close. Cecile to with

10:41

Crean when I the city fled

10:43

to wander far beyond. it's ten

10:45

and all that busy hans of

10:47

sense and commune with the dead.

10:50

A grows as cedars tall and

10:52

dark. My roving I did first

10:54

remarks and as I neared drill

10:56

I sought to ask the owner's

10:58

name but air I. Could the

11:00

question frame to graveyards? Let

11:03

my feel. Once I approached

11:05

and many it's him a amidst

11:07

the place of gloom to tell

11:09

the sleepers name a child here

11:11

sleeps appearance say are some died

11:14

of aids, some young and Sas

11:16

and all a tear did claim.

11:19

That one above the rest

11:21

appeared by careful lands a

11:23

reared which iron rails and

11:25

close I nearer drew towards

11:27

that place and i the

11:29

epitaph my trace and tell

11:31

who they are repos. To.

11:34

To was marbles rounded grew

11:36

young trees are worn and

11:38

leafless to and looking much

11:40

like whoa from all the

11:42

other crates apart the seemed

11:45

have some sad broken heart.

11:47

The last retreat below. The

11:50

nice to see mail stranger slept no record

11:52

of her name was. Kept upon the

11:54

marble least. Seven Scripts

11:56

and know accounts supplied. Save this

11:58

a tenant list. Died and was

12:01

a child. His crease. Her

12:03

days were numbered their tis

12:05

true, but they were briefly

12:07

told and few and as

12:09

there's some I cast My

12:11

fiancee swiftly wandered back to

12:13

the dark scenes of Last

12:15

One Track, through which perchance

12:17

she passed. But

12:20

no seduce show proof could

12:22

I from wilde conjectures fields

12:24

applies to cast on truth

12:26

one ray and with the

12:28

super breast I left the

12:30

strangers place of rest said

12:32

dreamless bed of clay. Sleep

12:35

Strangers sleep may not presume

12:38

within bias hand to raise

12:40

say to him or which

12:42

dark mystery ways and throws

12:45

an interest in xy lot

12:47

which seems to concentrate the

12:49

spot and from oblivion sais

12:52

my fiancee off south of

12:54

are frowned the silent grassy

12:56

nameless mound the female strangers

12:58

to. And in the

13:01

mourns at weeks said just I

13:03

hope to see thy sleeping dust

13:05

or rise in glorious bloom. Morgan.

13:16

Was clearly a numbered by the tomb

13:18

of the female stranger story that went

13:20

with it. So. Much so

13:22

that two years later, and eighteen,

13:24

thirty, six. She. Brought it

13:26

out to national audience in a

13:28

column she wrote for the Philadelphia

13:31

Saturday Courier under the pseudonym. Lucy.

13:33

See more. For.

13:37

The most part, what she reported

13:40

was what is now considered the

13:42

traditional telling of the tail: Mysterious

13:44

man arrives with a wife who

13:46

was deathly ill. But

13:48

Morgan also added the fact that many

13:51

of the locals claim to have found

13:53

the young man disingenuous. And they

13:55

had a feeling that the man might

13:57

not actually been woman's husband. The

14:00

suspicion actually seem to be warranted as

14:03

well, because And eighteen Forty Eight, the

14:05

legend made an appearance in a number

14:07

of newspapers all across the country. From.

14:10

New Orleans in Atlanta,

14:12

Chicago and Baltimore. And

14:14

in response to some of the and accuracies

14:16

that made it's way into this national reporting.

14:19

The Alexandria Gazette published an

14:22

article on September fifteenth. Eighteen,

14:24

Forty Eight. Written. By an

14:26

individual who quote. Distinctly. Recollects,

14:29

the to distinguish strangers

14:31

visited Alexandria about the

14:33

time mention. That's

14:36

right, this article was written

14:38

by someone who remembers when

14:40

the events actually happened. And

14:42

he goes on to claim that everyone knew the

14:44

gentleman's name. And was claremont.

14:47

And Claremont was quote a

14:49

remarkably genteel looking, affable man.

14:52

And. In company was a steamed

14:54

for his social qualities and

14:56

conversational hours. But.

15:00

Y'all as you can expect from a

15:02

pretty man with a charming personality who

15:04

shroud and himself and so much mystery

15:07

and disappeared as quickly as he came.

15:09

Claremont. Turned out to be a crook. Of

15:12

fact discovered by the man who went

15:14

to money Lawrence Hill. Who. Eventually

15:16

caught up to him while visiting New

15:18

York when he discovered that Claremont had

15:21

been imprisoned at the Sing Sing Prison.

15:23

For. None other than forgery. Arriving

15:29

at the prison it was soon

15:31

ushered into the presence of a

15:33

genteel and polished Mister Claremont for

15:35

me. found with a shaved head

15:38

and visually employed and making shoes.

15:41

Or for a little preliminary

15:43

conversation the versus said Mr.

15:45

Claire months the bills which

15:47

gave me were overturned protested

15:49

your conduct is most inexplicable.

15:52

A convict cool He replied.

15:54

oh indeed. Well it was

15:56

probably owing to some and

15:59

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16:01

to furnish you with others in their stead.

16:08

Unfortunately, this was the last

16:10

that anyone ever heard from

16:12

Claremont. And as you

16:14

might expect, Lawrenceville was never repaid

16:17

for that fraudulent bill from the

16:19

Bank of England. Or. What

16:21

is most interesting of all about this

16:23

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16:25

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16:28

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Years, the legend of the

19:37

female strangers captivated folks, fueled

19:39

by much speculation as to

19:41

who she might have been.

19:43

A mystery made even more

19:45

intrigued by the new Tories

19:47

headstone accompanied her Graze. Some

19:50

claim that the woman may have

19:52

been in Napoleonic princess who fled

19:55

her country out of fear of

19:57

the political conditions in France. Others

20:00

that the couple were notorious con artists

20:02

who work their way up and down

20:04

the port cities of the Eastern Seaboard.

20:09

On. June Second: Eighty Ninety Eight,

20:11

Washington D. Sees Evening Star

20:13

added to the mystery reporting

20:16

that an elderly couple had

20:18

recently visited Alexandria to pay

20:20

their respects to the female

20:22

stranger who the woman claimed

20:24

was a relative of hers.

20:29

Survey. Last to lady and

20:31

gentleman Visited St. Paul Cemetery. Where

20:33

the female strangers remains or a third.

20:36

And inquired of superintendent a manual

20:38

live in regards. To to. A

20:41

lady stated that the stranger was a connection

20:43

of hers and as she was the wife

20:45

of a British officer who would marry her

20:47

and opposition to the wishes of his family.

20:50

The. Officer his wife never returned to

20:53

England, but he left Alexandria after

20:55

the burial of his wife and

20:57

way to France. The. Lazy

20:59

and form Superintendent Web that in the

21:01

near future she will return to Alexandria

21:04

and impart to him a history of

21:06

the incident. Unfortunately

21:10

than elderly lady never returned

21:12

and to this day none

21:15

of the purported facts that

21:17

she told Superintendent Web. Been

21:19

corroborated. Of

21:23

course of the many theories, the one

21:26

that has received the most attention was

21:28

the one we discussed on or a

21:30

last episode of Southern Gothic been doing

21:32

mystery of the A Dose uber Alston.

21:36

On. December Thirty first, Eighteen, Twelve.

21:39

Almost four years before the

21:41

mysterious couple arrived in Alexandria.

21:44

The. Those uber Alston left Georgetown,

21:46

South Carolina on a ship name

21:48

Patriot, headed for New York to

21:51

see her father, a former Vice

21:53

President, Aaron Burr. Schooner

21:56

was known for it's speed, and during

21:58

the war of eighteen twelve, it. In

22:00

commissioned as a privateer vessel by

22:02

the United States government. Falling

22:05

it's service, The Patriot was refitted

22:07

for civilian activities in this trip.

22:09

was it's first in this capacity.

22:11

But unfortunately after leaving court with

22:14

the a dosa it was never

22:16

seen again and no sign of

22:18

The Patriot for anyone a board

22:20

has ever been recovered. Now,

22:30

as we discussed in that episode,

22:33

many have speculated that the ship

22:35

was captured by pirates, fueling the

22:37

possibility that Austin could have been

22:39

sacked, survived and ended up in

22:42

Alexandria years later. But.

22:44

As you now know, it's much more

22:46

likely that the ship was caught in

22:48

a vicious storm that a developed off

22:50

the coast of South Carolina and we

22:53

days afterwards departure. Yet

22:58

the wage and persists. His

23:08

suggestion is to see a Ddos you're

23:11

being a female stranger was first made

23:13

public in September of Eighteen Sixty six.

23:16

And an article published in a

23:18

number of newspapers all across the

23:20

country Title and Old Virginia Town

23:22

I: Frank George Carpenter. But

23:26

while this is certainly a romantic

23:28

theory isn't even more. While Taleban

23:30

bad and it comes from a

23:33

book published back and eighteen sixty

23:35

six under the title History of

23:37

Alexandria including the narrative of John

23:39

Trust. And the Alexandria

23:42

Gazette described it as a quote:

23:44

weird but clever. An interesting little

23:46

book. The. Relied more on

23:48

romantic language and in Sri

23:50

in fact itself. The.

23:54

Work contends that the woman buried

23:56

in St. Paul's was an orphaned

23:58

woman named Blanche for. Who.

24:00

Was adopted and raised by John

24:03

Trust and John Row after fleeing

24:05

Paris for Martinique. And

24:07

the process of romantic relationship developed

24:10

between trust and the woman and

24:12

robot came jealous. so he purportedly

24:14

cast a spell on the girl

24:16

and with her off to America

24:18

on a ship headed for Alexandria.

24:21

Married her on the way. Well,

24:25

what followed was a tragic

24:27

account that included a confrontation

24:29

between the man. Who would

24:31

then revealed to be twin brothers.

24:37

And y'all as the Alexandria

24:40

Gazette claimed a historical accuracy

24:42

of the stories pretty dubious,

24:44

but it's fanciful claim that

24:46

the female stranger was buried

24:48

anonymously. Spare her the see

24:51

the stigma of incest. Or

25:01

never actually know the identity of

25:03

the female stranger. Some have claimed

25:05

that her spirit remains alive and

25:08

well and Old Town Alexandria. Gets

25:12

pissed. Average seems to be the spot

25:14

where most claim to see her as

25:16

a multitude of purported sightings of come

25:18

from folks walking by who said that

25:20

they saw for apparition through the window

25:23

of room number eight. Or. Her

25:25

life came to. It's tragic and.

25:28

Visitors to the tavern have

25:30

falsely claimed encounters within the

25:32

building itself, and they always

25:34

seem to describe her apparition

25:36

as appearing and antiquated clothing

25:38

and holding a candle. L

25:48

Be Tailored junior author of over

25:50

two dozen books on Virginia ghost

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stories Road of such an encounter

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in his two thousand and nine

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work Haunted Virginia Ghosts and Strange.

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The nominal of the Old Dominion. A

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mysterious woman's most notable a clear and

26:08

stay morning have been a few years

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ago when a man says he saw

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her in the Tavern Ballroom he followed

26:15

her upstairs to what had been her

26:17

bedroom for she disappeared. It was dark

26:20

but in a corner of the room

26:22

was a little handle and a hurricane

26:24

while he picked it up and search

26:26

the premises but found nothing. Then it

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dawned on him what was lit candle

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doing in a deserted room. He

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race downstairs and got the tavern manager

26:36

to go back up with him when

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they got they are not only was

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the candle not with with a week

26:42

was still with as if it had

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never been like the manager thought the

26:47

man either was setting things are and

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imbibed too much that time as he

26:51

left the room to man who had

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witnessed the apparition self the lap birds

26:56

his fingers. Taylor's.

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Account of the spirit of the female stranger

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is a com and one. But.

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Alexandria based author and journalist Michael

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We Pope wrote about what he

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believes is the most chilling sighting

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of all this book. Ghosts.

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Of Alexandria. Some.

27:21

Times the shadowy figures appeared and

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disappeared, and other times strange noises

27:25

were heard in the middle of

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the nine. The

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most votes who is poo citing happened

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during one of the balls that take

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place each year in a store the

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ballroom. When. George Washington was

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celebrated his last birthday and

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seventeen Ninety Nine. This

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was one of those events where

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people get dressed up as they

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did in Washington, steady and eat

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all of Washington spurred foods and

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do Washington's favorite dances. Suddenly.

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One man. So woman. Who

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have to little last place? She

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was not wearing the kind of clothing

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their woman my were in the eighteenth

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century. She. Was wearing the

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clothing. That a woman might were.

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In the early eighteen hundreds. About

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the time the steam no stranger

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die. And room number eight. Today,

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the historic As Be Tavern

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continues to not only serves

28:34

restaurant but is also operated

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as the Gatsby Taverns under

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the ownership of the City

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of Alexandria. At

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fallen into disrepair in the early

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twentieth century a phase the buildings

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in question but numerous organizations have

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played a role and renovating the

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historic property and as a result

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in was placed on the National

28:57

Register of Historic Places in Nineteen

28:59

Seventy Five. But

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as for whether or not the

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spirit of them mysterious woman still

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there and room them great? Well

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that's up for you to visit.

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To decide. My

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name is Brandon Check snyder. And

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you been listening? To. Southern Gothic.

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podcast produced by Southern Gothic

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Media. This episode was

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originally researched and written by Brie and

29:41

Shack Snyder and updated by Brand and

29:43

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