I have looked into this story thats been handed down from person to person about a Axe murder committed by a former Superintendent at the former Holy Family orphanage .
In which he supposedly killed his entire family in the home known as Seton Hall.
Unfortunately after extensive amount of research I have not been able to find any such murder have been committed.
Plus after working in the home which is private property of holy family and off limits to public as is the entire campus and they will prosecute.
I did not experience any type of paranormal activity one would expect from such a property.
The man who told me the story told me it in all honesty, yet I can not find one news paper or other article to back it up. So until I do it goes into the Urban Legend file .
maybe it was a story told to the children who stayed on campus at Halloween time .If I find anything I will let you know.
An Investigation and Inquiry into Unsolved Crimes, Mystery's , The Bizarre ,Macabre,Unusual and just strange events and unique properties and buildings which played a part in or that have occurred in Tri State Area
A Secret hidden Tank Farm in Beaver County ? Yes during WWII to hide it from the Nazis
Legend say there was a hidden tank farm in beaver county tanks you say like Sherman Fighting Tanks?
No not those kind of tanks but Fuel tanks for Gasoline and Aviation Fuel .
Worried first of all about sabotage but mostly aerial bombardment The Federal government put a large group of 6 tanks underground where they could not be easily found in Potter twp enough to hold 10 million gallons as a strategic holding point for the East Coast.
No not those kind of tanks but Fuel tanks for Gasoline and Aviation Fuel .
Worried first of all about sabotage but mostly aerial bombardment The Federal government put a large group of 6 tanks underground where they could not be easily found in Potter twp enough to hold 10 million gallons as a strategic holding point for the East Coast.
1 of 6 tanks removed |
But after 70+ years of sitting there and the environmental hazard they pose it was time to unveil them and remove them and reclaim the ground for use as a park
With all the factory's and mills in the region this was the perfect place to keep strategic reserves
There was also at one time in Elizabeth Pa. area a strategic storage of minerals for the mills as well. but it was all above ground .
The strange looking basement starter homes some where finished but many never where
Back in the 50's and 60's many people set out to build their dream homes but economics dictated how long it would take to live the dream this resulted in many basement homes where the basement of the home was installed and roof put over it often flat some times with a peak as in picture below At time it was kind of cool as they looked like mini bomb shelters .
Then a weird looking door installed on top which lead into the basement . Ideally once the home owners had enough funds they would then Finnish the home up top in some cases it took 20 +years and in others it was never completed.
Such building codes today would never allow such homes but at one time they could be found all over rural Western Pa ,Ohio and West Virginia.
But as you travel the back roads you can still find one on occasion. Like the one below in Westmoreland County near Latrobe
Then a weird looking door installed on top which lead into the basement . Ideally once the home owners had enough funds they would then Finnish the home up top in some cases it took 20 +years and in others it was never completed.
Such building codes today would never allow such homes but at one time they could be found all over rural Western Pa ,Ohio and West Virginia.
But as you travel the back roads you can still find one on occasion. Like the one below in Westmoreland County near Latrobe
The fun tradition of bringing your Tractor to School on the last day of School
at least 2 of the more out in the country school districts in our area have a neat tradition of allowing students to bring there tractors to school either on last day of school
one of the first in the area to do it was the Freedom Area School District and the Yough High School
its a fun tradition of course liberal ass holes worried about safety stopped Freedom High School from doing it
one of the first in the area to do it was the Freedom Area School District and the Yough High School
its a fun tradition of course liberal ass holes worried about safety stopped Freedom High School from doing it
A fun tradition no more because a couple pansies see it as an insult that tractors show up in a highbrow school district now that city folk have moved to the country and ruined things. You know what country folks where there first not you so they make the rules not you.
However the tradition was continued by the Yough High school this year .
and fun as ever.
Of course it goes with out saying this practice goes on in other states and is even encouraged in farm country but like anything once the liberal ass pansies have their ways it will be no more hopefully it will be revived next year in Freedom
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