All tour guides both nights were great and every employee we came across was helpful and kind. I highly recommend the historical tour to anyone wanting to experience this wonderful building and all the significance of its history. Not only could we enjoy seeing this magnificent building but we could take some wonderful pictures. On the flipside, the historical tour the following day was fantastic. We've done many paranormal tours in different locations, such as Eastern State Reformatory, Bobby Mackeys, and Rolling Hills Asylum to name a few and we have never walked in complete pitch black where we couldn't experience our surroundings. We left after that tour slightly disappointed as we spent the whole tour in practical darkness walking around not seeing anything in the building but pitch black hallways and rooms. The paranormal tour had a lot more historical information and a lot less paranormal aspects than I thought it would. We decided to choose a weekend where we could do the paranormal tour one night and the history tour the next day. We had been looking forward to going to this location for quite some time. I don't think I can because it's not right. How can I ask my members to put back money for a investigation, when we just lost all of that money. And when your a group of 6 and each and everyone of us struggle with money. I love the paranormal and I hate to quit or even think about quitting. But I dont want any of my paranormal family out their to have the same thing done to them. I was hesitant to even put this out there because I hate throwing people under the bus. We paid $1,060 pluse tax for a 8 hour private group investigation. So pretty much we wasted our money that my group has saved for investigating Waverley Hills. They told us that they wont give us our money back and that they cant rescedual our investigation. We told them that we didn't want our money back. So we did, we did 4 or 5 times before they decided to email us back. They told us to email the person that's over the bookings. But we had a death in the family and we called Waverley Hills Sanatarium two day's before our scedual investigation, to let them know that we cant make it. The reason why I been thinking about quitting is because we had a investigation at Waverley Hills Sanatarium on August 11th 2021. Peace I love you and as always God bless.I been quiet on here for a long time, I been having alot of mixed feelings about if I should keep on ghost hunting or just quitting. Would you explore this massive place alone and in the dark? Let me know your thoughts below. Not knowing what you will find around each corner. You can walk the long and dark hallways of this building exploring the 100's of rooms. Today, Waverly Hills Sanitorium is owned by private investors who opened this historical building up to urban explorers and paranormal enthusiast to explore and tour. The cost would be about $4,000,000 to build, but a year later, the plan would fall apart and be canceled as they would only raise $3,000. This idea was inspired by the famous Christ the Redeemer statue which sits on Corcovado Mountain in Rio De Janeiro. He had made plans to construct the world's tallest statue of Jesus on this location, along with an arts and worship center. Then in 1996, Robert Alberhasky bought Waverly Hills. But the plan would quickly be dropped as neighbors in the area protested this idea as they didn’t want a prison in their neighborhood. He bought the building with the intentions of converting it to a minimum-security prison for the state. In 1983, the hospital was bought for about $3,000,000 by a man named J. The Waverly Hills Tuberculosis Sanitarium outside of Louisville, Kentucky, has become a tourist attraction, with the local historical society leading ghost tours and ghost hunts.
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