Warner needs to retire.>>2653032
What about at the floor level? Missing sections of triangular tile>>2653067
A couple of different angles of Biltmore pool
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Top 9 Most Haunted Places in Asheville, NC
Asheville, North Carolina is a beautiful city filled with incredible views, rich history, a broad range of activities, and easy access to numerous historical locations. The Great Smoky Mountains is another huge sight that draws people to the area.
Paranormal investigators of all levels love to explore the area because of all the claims of ghosts and paranormal activity.
Let’s go ahead and explore some of the most haunted places in Asheville, North Carolina.
9 - Chicken Alley
When visiting the haunted places in Asheville, North Carolina the name Chicken Alley may not drum up images of ghosts. The truth of the matter is this narrow lane is the home to a ghost named Dr. Jamie Smith. Smith was murdered in a bar fight back in 1902 at the nearby Broadway’s Tavern.
Since that time people have spotted him on Chicken Alley. Witnesses claim he is carrying his medicine back and a silver-tipped cane.
He is also said to be dressed in a duster-style coat and his head is adorned with a black fedora hat.
8 - Erwin High School
When a new high school was needed outside of Asheville the planners decided the best location was to build it over and old cemetery.
The people buried at the Old County Home Graveyard and any headstones were dug up and placed in another location. In place of the former cemetery sits Erwin High School and Potter’s Field.
Since the school’s construction the spirits of those once buried in the former graveyard make their presence known. Janitors who have worked the night shift at the school have found the activity so disturbing they will not reveal what has happened.
Other witnesses have seen ghosts wandering the premises while others have heard unusual sounds.
7 - The Biltmore Estate
The Biltmore Estate
No trip to the haunted places in Asheville would be complete without a tour of the amazing Biltmore Estate. The expansive estate was the pride and joy of George Vanderbilt and opened in 1895.
It became home to George and eventually his wife Edith as well as their only daughter Cornelia. In its history people have encountered a variety of ghosts on the property and in the home.
Other guests and employees of the estate have experienced unusual paranormal activity. One of the stories told countless times is that of the sound of Edith speaking to George in front of the marble fireplace in the library at night.
The oak sitting room on the second floor and the billiard room are two locations where people tend to feel George’s presence.
The pool room is one location in the estate where people get a very unnerving feeling.
Other people have felt like they were splashed by water as well as hearing the sound of people splashing in the water and swimming. Insane laughter coming from the pool’s drain is another claim people have made over the years.
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…From my kids, what they remember:
5 year old girl, “I liked the pool because it was really deep. Even though I couldn’t touch there, if you were a giant, you could stand in the pool and you don’t even have to swim.”
9 year old girl, “i loved the library with a secret entrance to their bedrooms. I also liked the balcony and the backyard.”
11 year old boy, “I liked the trap door that went from the living room to the basement.. It was disguised as tile. There was also a humongous pipe organ in the dining room that was cool.”
13 year old boy, “I liked the indoor pool,they had to empty it every time they used it. They had ropes hanging for people who didn’t know how to swim, they could hold onto it. I also liked the dumbwaiter in the kitchen where the servants could place the food and it took it up to the dining room.”
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