Bucket List Ghost Hunt - Waverly Hills

The Board of Tuberculosis Hospital purchased the land and kept the name “Waverly Hill”. In 1908, construction began for Waverly Hills Sanitorium. On July 26, 1926, the Sanitorium opened.

Due to tuberculosis being such a contagious disease, the residents of Waverly Hills were not allowed to live among general society. Because of this, Waverly Hills became its own community, complete with the post office and zip code. They grew their own vegetables, fruits, and raised their own meat.

Before 1944, when an antibiotic was discovered that cured TB, so many people died. They weren’t allowed to leave their alive and some haven’t left in death.

Over the years, since the closure of the Sanitorium, people had abused the hospital by vandalism, damaged, and almost condemned. Luckily, Charles and Tina Mattingly purchased the hospital in 2001. Charles and Tina are paranormal enthusiasts who are working to restore this wondrous building.

Waverly Hills has been on every ghost hunting show I have seen. You can hear voices, feel cold spots, hear movement, and more.

Waverly Hills is open seasonally for tours, ghost hunts; short and overnight, and Christmas Laser light show.

Check out their website and let us know if you have or plan to visit! https://www.therealwaverlyhills.com/