Episode notes
Hill View Manor is not a place defined by one terrible moment. There was no fire, no massacre, no single event that explains why it feels the way it does. Built in 1926 as a county almshouse for the poor, the elderly, and the forgotten, it became a place where lives ended quietly and routinely. When we were there, the building did not feel empty. We captured real EVPs with clear responses that did not belong to anyone present, and we experienced unexplained movement, sounds with no source, and moments where the atmosphere shifted without warning. In this episode, I talk about the history of Hill View Manor, the things we personally witnessed, and why some places do not feel haunted because of one tragedy, but because of everything that happened there over time.