Spirit Chronicles: Tag Along Ghost

Whispers and Shadows on Glenboro Road: Civil War History Fuels Ghostly Speculation at Lawrenceburg Property

Let me preface the writing below with a story of a recent event that took place with the family from a visit to Lawrenceburg, Ky. My daughter and great niece took a weekend trip to the area for a meet up with some gamers that they play online with. They rented this wonderful old farmhouse in Kentucky that seemed liked a dream. Big beautiful home on a bunch of land and a really nice AirBNB to stay in. As a spirit sensitive person, I immediately felt like we had a new spirit in our house. Now this is not uncommon for us to have these visitors with the abilities I have.

What has happened in this case is one of the local spirits that inhabited the home they stayed in has attached himself to one of the family members and followed them back to our house. I have already sensed him and am getting an idea of who he was and what he has intentions of doing. I will deal with him and send him back to where he came from with time and patience. For now I just have to make sure that he did not bring any Tag-Alongs with him as well. Below is a history of the property and area they visited. I this case I get the sense that he is a male who was in his early 20’s and he died on that property many generations ago. He is trying to make himself known to my niece so I will be monitoring the situation closely.

Lawrenceburg, KY – 1824 Glenboro Road, a seemingly unassuming property just outside Lawrenceburg, has become the focus of intense speculation, fueled by local lore connecting the site to both significant Civil War history and whispers of paranormal activity. While concrete evidence remains elusive, the confluence of potential tragedy and unexplained phenomena has captured the imagination of residents and ghost hunting enthusiasts alike.

The property’s historical significance stems from its location within Anderson County, a region that saw considerable conflict during the Civil War. While official records are scarce regarding specific events at 1824 Glenboro Road, local historians suggest the area may have been used as a makeshift encampment for Union or Confederate troops, or even a temporary field hospital. This historical context lends credence to the belief that the land could hold echoes of the past, imprinted by the suffering and trauma of the war.

“Anderson County played a crucial role in supplying both armies,” explains local historian, Margaret Bledsoe. “Many homes and farms were commandeered, sometimes violently. It’s entirely plausible that the property on Glenboro Road holds stories of soldiers, families torn apart, and the harsh realities of wartime.”

Adding to the historical narrative are the reported accounts of unusual activity around the property. Residents and visitors have claimed to experience a range of phenomena, including:

• Disembodied voices: Reports of whispering and hushed conversations, with some claiming to hear snippets of period-specific language.
• Unexplained apparitions: Sightings of shadowy figures and spectral forms, described as resembling soldiers or individuals in period clothing.
• Sudden temperature drops: Localized cold spots, often accompanied by a feeling of unease or being watched.
• Objects moving on their own: Minor instances of items shifting or falling, attributed to unseen forces.

While these accounts are largely anecdotal, they have contributed to a growing interest in the property, attracting the attention of paranormal investigators. Several amateur ghost hunting groups have reportedly visited the site, armed with recording equipment and electromagnetic field (EMF) meters, hoping to capture tangible evidence of paranormal activity.

“We’ve heard the whispers and the stories,” says Doug Miller, founder of a local paranormal investigation team, “We’re approaching the investigation with a healthy dose of skepticism, but the historical context and the persistent reports make 1824 Glenboro Road a compelling subject.”

Despite the growing interest, the current owners of the property have remained largely private, declining to comment on the rumors and investigations. Their silence has only further fueled the mystery surrounding 1824 Glenboro Road.

Whether the whispers and shadows on Glenboro Road are the result of historical echoes, active paranormal manifestations, or simply the power of suggestion, the property remains a fascinating enigma. As interest grows, the search for answers continues, blurring the line between historical fact and ghostly speculation in this corner of Anderson County. The story of 1824 Glenboro Road serves as a reminder that even the most ordinary-looking landscapes can hold secrets waiting to be unearthed, both living and… perhaps, otherwise.