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As we conclude
investigations we will place a brief description of them below. This
is to include evidence collected and historical verification of the
events. We will not, in any way, place information alluding to the
parties involved unless directed otherwise by the client.
Willard Library:
Growing up in and near Evansville, Indiana- Willard Library was just
another building to drive by in the haste of visiting my Grandmother
(who lives just blocks from Willard. Opened in 1885, it is a
majestic representation of the times of Evansville's river city
glory. One of my acquaintances has worked there for many years and
is the resident expert on the alleged apparitions there. I have
visited the site on a couple occasions. The only place I felt a
different atmosphere was in the Children's Room where a little girl
is occasionally spotted. My friend states that nothing has happened
in the past year since I last visited.
She is a relative skeptic on the happenings there, but knows more
about the building and stories than anyone else. Her guess is that
if there are ghosts- they were simply stirred up when renovations
were started on the building. I tend to agree. Reports of activity
tended to spike around the times that projects were started-
especially in the Children's Room area and the adjoining hallway.
All-in-all Willard is a beautiful, historical library full of great
librarians, stories, and a top-of-the-line rare book collection on
slavery, abolition thereof, and President Lincoln.
When you are in the neighborhood- you should stop by Willard
Library.
Willard Library
21 First Avenue
Evansville, IN 47710
Phone: 812-425-4309
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