Zach Moore’s Hanoverton, Ohio
Spooky
Ghost Town Tour:
Want
a trilling haunted town tour? Come to no other then, host; Zach Moore’s History, Haunts, and Legends Tours!
Moore
is a wonderful host who takes paranormal enthusiast around the town of Hanoverton,
Ohio telling a captive audience about the town, and its citizens, showing you
the buildings they also lived in. The tour is interesting, yet crazy-thrilling,
and filled with ghostly- history which is truly spooky and entertaining. You
don’t want to miss out on this tour and you can’t beat the price! Moore only
charges $10 dollars a person! So it won’t break your pocket-book.
Joining
Zach and I on our tour, was a good friend of mine, Mysti, who happens to be a
well-known romance novelist. In addition, Mysti is a fellow paranormal
enthusiast herself, like me; and we both had a good time looking around the
town and seeing its beauty as well as the history.
Misty
and I went for a Halloween thrill. It was late October which was defiantly a
good time of year to go even though it was chilly at night. However, we had a
great Halloween-spook and much entertainment from our host, Zach. So if you are
looking for something different and spooky to do this Halloween it’s a great
idea.
The spooky tour starts at the Spread Eagle
Tavern & Inn which is full of history, and we grabbed a bite to eat with
the host. All I have to say about the Taverns food is, OH, MY GOD! IT WAS SO
FANTASTIC!! Pricey, but well worth it.
After
our lunch at the Tavern we were taken outside to the front of the building
where Zach told us about a woman, who was the owner’s daughter that had
committed suicide from a failed marriage back in the 1800’s.
Then
he walked us down the small road to a large house on a corner and told us the
story of a doctor named Dr. Robertson who used to dig fresh, new-dead bodies up
at night in the towns nearby cemetery. He then brought them back to his house,
to an undisclosed room on the top right side, on the 2nd floor of
his home and did medical research on them. Afterwards, he would bring them back
to the cemetery and re-bury them. Misty said it reminded her of Frankenstein
and I very much agreed.
We
then walked through town and heard more history about the small village and its
people, and saw other properties. We heard one ghost story about a little slave
girl often seen at the Bowman house at the top of the staircase and several
more, all we very fascinating.
I
didn’t get any ghostly or odd feelings in the town until we reached a little
white church on a corner, nearing the end of the town and road. The building
looked newer then its surrounding buildings in town. I told Zach about the
strange feeling I had about the building. He said that he didn’t know of anyone
dying there but there was a strange story about the original building and
church (not the one we were seeing today). The old building fell into ruin and
the towns’ people used dynamite to blow up the building, thinking it to be less
costly. However, their mission went a
bit wrong, and when they blew up the old church, most of its shrapnel flew a
mile and half and was found in the cemetery up on the hill.
After
touring the little village, which is really just a small road; you see that
there are hardly any residents. In fact, most of the buildings in the town are
for sale, even the ones that were on our tour! So if you are interested in
owning a haunted piece of history check out the real estate in Hanoverton,
Ohio!
The
last building we were brought to, which we had to drive to, was the old school
house up on the hill, right before the town’s cemetery. The nice owners
happened to be there, a husband and wife, who has just remolded the building to
be a venue before Covid, and it’s gorgeous; and oddly enough for sale too! This
building is known to be haunted by a little school boy often seen at night on 1st
floor and left side of the large building in the window. If you go make sure to
stop at old school house and see if you see him at night!
Lastly
we ended in the cemetery where Zach showed us all the grave stones of the town’s
people we had just learned about. We then conducted our own paranormal
investigation with Zach who took the lead because he knew the spirits well and
interacted with them often. It was pretty amazing and Mysti and I had a
wonderful Halloween experience on a clear October night in Hanoverton!
©Rosella C. Rowe
For
More Information:
Contact Zach Moore
on Facebook also founder of: Founder of Z's Paranormal Expeditions: https://www.facebook.com/ZPX2020
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCneyLUh4G_vozmmIZetP7oA
History, Haunts, and Legends Tours:
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Sounds like a great tour, and reasonably priced too.
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