Waverly Hills Sanatorium: Mass Death and Paranormal Activity
Former tuberculosis hospital where thousands died. Staff reported unexplained phenomena during operation. Now considered America's most haunted location.
Waverly Hills Sanatorium operated as a tuberculosis treatment facility from 1910-1961. The institution recorded approximately 63,000 patient deaths during its operational period. Staff documented various unexplained incidents in medical reports and personal accounts. Following closure, the abandoned facility became subject to numerous paranormal investigations. Local authorities have documented multiple reports of unusual phenomena from visitors and security personnel over several decades.
- Residual Energy Imprinting
- Environmental Psychological Factors
- Intelligent Haunting Activity
- Collective Unconscious Manifestation
- Temporal Displacement Events
- Quantum Field Disruption
- Medical Experimentation Cover-up
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