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The Wandle House and the Workers Who Never Left | Guest Andrew Hess
In the railroad town of Brewster, Ohio, the Wandle House was built to welcome railroad workers. Today, it welcomes paranormal investigators. Built in 1916 by the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad, the building provided railroad crews with a place to stay between assignments. With more than 60 dormitory rooms, a restaurant, theater, library, and bowling alley, it became a home away from home for generations of railroad workers. Today, the Brewster-Sugar Creek Historical Society preserves the Wandle House as a museum dedicated to that rich railroad history.
But history isn't the only thing visitors…
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