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		By: Joe Motil		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am sure by now you have heard that according to the &quot;youngsters of the day&quot; this house was thought to be haunted. It was especially daring for one to go into the basement during daylight hours. I recall a workbench in the basement that was maybe two feet wide by 8 fett long which had the appearance of a coffin. Such imaginations. I seem to also recall the garage which was located near the north west corner of the lot and somewhat close to the alley. If I am not mistaken, it may have been a wooden carriage house. When the carrige house was tore down, there was a depression in the ground which eventually was covered with brush. This became a hiding spot for kids to hang out in. Ledges were made into the dirt and we would place candles on them.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am sure by now you have heard that according to the &#8220;youngsters of the day&#8221; this house was thought to be haunted. It was especially daring for one to go into the basement during daylight hours. I recall a workbench in the basement that was maybe two feet wide by 8 fett long which had the appearance of a coffin. Such imaginations. I seem to also recall the garage which was located near the north west corner of the lot and somewhat close to the alley. If I am not mistaken, it may have been a wooden carriage house. When the carrige house was tore down, there was a depression in the ground which eventually was covered with brush. This became a hiding spot for kids to hang out in. Ledges were made into the dirt and we would place candles on them.</p>
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