Kentucky Top 10 Urban Legends

[@2ID_Doc]

Interesting video. One small detail. Hot Rod Haven is St. Anthony Church Road not Mitchell Hill Road. The ghost story of Mitchell Hill Road is true & it is a dangerous road and many people have been killed there, but ask a local about Hot Rod Haven and they will direct you to St. Anthony Church Road & the St. Anthony Cemetery at the top of the hill that road climbs.

[@K.Lovelace1968]

Thank you Holly.. I was born in Louisville, grew up in Ky my whole life until 18 years ago.. I know where all of these are, have stayed at the Jailers Inn, have heard those phantom footsteps and sleepy hollow road, the bridge is terrifying and yes, you can hear screams, very plain.. and the hillbilly beast, I have not personally seen him but my aunt has.. there are a few other places also, there is a place at the end of St. Johns road called the gates of hell ((Kasey Cemetery)) and legend has it that there is an evil spirit that was summoned by a satanic cult and that this evil spirits keep all of the spirits of the children trapped there and it is also said that if you do not leave a gift for the children ((toy, coin, etc)) that when you go to leave your car won't start.. I have been there and there is a very heavy, dead silence over the whole place..very eerie... And then there is Bethlehem Academy, this site was once a convent, a hotel and a restaurant.. Rumors say ghostly nuns haunt the place, along with those who were murdered on the grounds long ago. The spirits make themselves known by turning the lights on and off, moving chairs and other objects after closing time.. and once again, thank you for the awesome explores.. Stay safe..

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Karen. There are definitely a lot more I didn't include. Appreciate you telling me some.

[@SEA-U2]

Wow Awesome info😁

[@DustyLee78]

I grew up on ST. John rd just a few miles before the old Kasey cemetery. “Gates of Hell.” My step grandparents are buried there. I spent a lot of time out there during the summer weedeating around the stones. Spent a lot of time out there at night too. While it is a fact that devil worshipers go out there a lot, I’ve yet to experience anything paranormal.

[@theharrassanators]

On Cody road Bridge in Independence there is a woman that died on the train tracks and sometime you will see a very old worn out cop car with no cops in sight and it was probably 2 am I was on a paper route with my stepdad I saw the cop car and heard a train but there was no train in sight we turned around after delivering a paper all in like 5 minutes we came back and cop car was gone and the train sounds was gone too

[@williampipes2219]

Thanks for another good one ma'am. Always looking forward to ur stories. U 2 keep up the good work. Stay safe.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much William

[@lindacleveland3923]

I'm a born and raised Kentuckian lived here all my life!! Very cool I've never heard any of these urban legends!!! Interesting!!! Ty for the video

[@greywolf-lindsay]

I absolutely love listening to these spooky tales. Thank you Holly 🖤

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Grey-Wolf

[@margiesheldon1857]

Thanks for these legends. My son-in-law is in the military and we are currently living in Ky. It was interesting hearing these stories. Thank you. Love and stay safe.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Margie. My son is graduating boot camp in Georgia and just found out he is being stationed in Kentucky.

[@Weezie_TJ_919]

I saved this because I like to listen when I climb into bed with my ear buds on. I will and often save a few of these to listen to when I'm cleaning the house. It makes it go faster for me and many times I'm so honed into your urban legends stories, I look up and whatever room I'm in is spotless and don't remember doing most of it. A welcomed little distraction while I do my thang.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Weezie Tara. Thats great 😀

[@lilamoore1687]

Wow!!! Thank u for that. I did not know those Legends for Kentucky an Ive lived here all but 6yrs of my 64 yrs. My dad an uncle was the story tellers of the family but they both past away in the early ninetys. Anyway Thank u again an take care b safe out there. GOD BLESS TO U AN UR FAMILY.❤💖💕🌹🙏🕊🦋😘

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching Lila

[@wtfBrad]

Love urban legends. Love the narration.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Brad

[@diannaotero5807]

Hi Holly and Eric, loved these ones. Have you guys ever wanted to go check out some of these legends that you tells us about?

[@HollysLore]

Hi Dianna. Definitely. I keep adding to our list lol.

[@zombiegirlfanter5569]

Awesome... The more videos i watch from you. The more i want to start traveling..😁 love it!

[@HollysLore]

Lol...the more I research the more I want to travel. Thanks so much ZombieGirl

[@tonidyer2955]

Also used to leave in Kentucky Lexington really cool video Holly and Eric very creepy love them keep them coming girl!!!! Now I been in Tennessee for awhile we have a lot of hunted places.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Toni. I remember when I did that state there was a lot to choose from.

[@soniarolfe5109]

Thank you so much Holly for your hard work in researching for this video. I love to learn about the legends in each state. Once again very interesting and informative.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Sonia

[@ConcertFootageNate]

Carrollton Ky here, nice video!

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much

[@crystal.fields89]

Thanks for this. I never knew any of this about my state. Wow!!! 😯😯

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching Crystal

[@virginiastudebaker8950]

thank you for my story time, best time of my week end morning,,,,,love you holly

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Ginny.

[@EvoLeil]

I've lived in KY all my life but I've never heard any of these before now.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching

[@shereehamman7084]

Jippppeeeeee, thank you Holly 👌

[@HollysLore]

😀 thanks so much Sheree

[@ParanormalExplorers]

Another amazing video. Thanks. 👻👍

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Paranormal Explorers

[@toddtatro794]

Holly I did what u told me to do with my Necrophonic app I put it on airplane mode and I asks questions and it works alot better. I just want to say thank u

[@HollysLore]

You welcome Todd. Glad I could help 😊

[@Julie_Rios]

Hi, Holly! Just finished watching. Another good one! Also shared your video on Twitter.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Julie. Really appreciate it

[@mariekoskela7638]

Thank you Holly, I enjoyed this video of Kentucky. Would love to visit this state, and check them out one day. You and Eric take care, and stay safe!

[@HollysLore]

Thanks Marie 😊

[@brownsugar2456]

I just love your channel! Very well done!

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Brown sugar

[@TheMamaz07]

hi holly...i love these stories....so cool...thank you so much and you have a great voice for reading ....God Bless

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Frosty Goddess. You too

[@DadkaLiebeTH]

Your narration is great! I love it!

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much DanielMia

[@walterhager8626]

Awesome I love to hear videos about my state plus every other to be honest. Great upload❤

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much

[@walterhager8626]

@@HollysLore your very welcome keep up the awesome work

[@Janice-re3qk]

Owensboro,Ky here. Nice stories to go to sleep by. Thank you!

[@jjsadventures]

Thanks so much Holly!!! A couple of these places aren’t far from us

[@HollysLore]

😀 thanks so much JJ. You guys should check it out

[@cherylscott7251]

Hi Holly, so love your renditions. Always very interesting. ❤Peace

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Cheryl

[@cherylscott7251]

Your most welcome Holly

[@harley3044]

Thank You Holly for the video. My Husband and I have experienced things at Pilot's Knob Cemetery. He placed his hands upon the iron fence and you can literally see indents on his hand of something pressing down. The Watcher is NO JOKE! My husband has been scratched, and had hand prints on his neck. He gets pulled into the woods that surrounds the Cemetery. But, is only taken so far then it stops. I've captured EVP's and have gotten an ill feeling. Always go with protection when visiting there. Sending Love and Blessings from Kentucky.

[@HollysLore]

Oh wow...that would definitely be a cool investigation someday. Thanks so much Harley

[@harley3044]

@@HollysLore You are Very Welcome. If ya'll ever make it this way, holla and we would be happy to take ya.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks will do

[@MistyMrsWayneOfficial]

Wow this is an awesome video. Thanks so much for posting lived in KY pretty much my whole life and never heard any of these stories. I know there's a few stories where I live at though. There's a cemetery I go to visit family and took pics and got a face looking back at me in one of them.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching Misty. I usually try to put mostly lesser known legends. There were still many more. Wow a face...thats creepy

[@melissareed2085]

Ty Holly these are amazing 😍

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Melissa

[@pl1guru]

Lived in Louisville for 23 years and knew of most of these, except Sleepy Hollow Rd and live less than a mile from the road. Never had a reason to Sleepy Hollow Rd, so didn't know about it. Surprised that Waverly Hills Sanatorium didn't make it on this list, it's probably the most well know urban legend/haunted location in Louisville and Kentucky. That or Bobby Mackey's Music World up near Cincinnati in Wilder, KY, though I hear it is being demolished, if it hasn't already.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching.

[@kimberlybarnes4075]

Another amazing video holly love ya all

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Kimberly

[@lorriesouthall7866]

Ty for the reading, I live in Vine Grove, so am still learning. Tc and stay safe always, both of you.

[@tashaclaire6547]

Thank you holly for these amazing videos. All your videos are .I feel a bit down today and your videos help me has I said before .so thank u from the bottom of my heart xoxox

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Tasha. Hope you feel better

[@tashaclaire6547]

@@HollysLore I have my off days . I have bipolar disorder and ceribal palsy and I am in pain 24/7but my mental health I can sort of control with my meds xoxox

[@HollysLore]

Sorry to hear about the pain on top of that.

[@tashaclaire6547]

@@HollysLore thanks hun xoxox your kind words help xoxox

[@Robert-og7sq]

From bell co I'm 65 now heard of some of this

[@knightbreed70]

Awesome video Holly

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Knightbreed

[@susantaylor2165]

Another awesome video God bless love you

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Susan. You too.

[@sherryclark4982]

We also have a legend or three Legends in Logan County Kentucky. We have a 5 Mile Stretch. Which is between Russellville and adorable Kentucky. And the early 1900 the Five Mile Stretch was a railroad track. There was a derailing of a train. And they say you can go out there on Five Mile Stretch turn your car off sit on the hood of your car. Wait till midnight then you will see a single light coming towards you you are also here the blowing of the train whistle. And as the like protists you the light disappears and then the next thing you know you can actually see the people on the train and as you're turning around you can also see the train derail. There is also an urban legend in Russellville Kentucky of the Sextons house. Legend has it vet on a rainy night and lightning strikes you are able to see a young lady in the window. The Story Goes that she was going to a barn dance and it was raining thundering and lightning and she really wanted to go. And she cursed God. Lightning came through the window struck through the heart. And now everytime it rains Thunders and Lightnings you can see her in the window they have change the window and now it is boarded up because you can still see her in the window.

[@HollysLore]

Oh wow...those are interesting too. Thanks so much Sherry

[@livhonestly]

Really interesting!

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much ☺

[@shirleyscram5464]

Another great video thank you stay

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Shirley

[@raccabird8889]

Awesome 🤘 new urban legends video

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Racca

[@raccabird8889]

@@HollysLore Welcome 🤘 I really enjoyed it

[@JohnJohn-mi3ms]

Hi holly ones again awesome job on this video scary and creepy so much love it thank you for your hard work you are the best and awesome holly😊👻💀💯

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much John John

[@JohnJohn-mi3ms]

@@HollysLore your so very welcome holly have a wonderful Sunday😊

[@HollysLore]

You too 😊

[@JohnJohn-mi3ms]

@@HollysLore 😊

[@jenroe3696]

Oh Holly I loved this video. Xx

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Jen

[@wandawood8928]

Always awesome Happy Thanksgiving guys much love. ❤

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Margie. Happy Thanksgiving to you too

[@retrorewindllc9363]

Hold up now your in my neck of the woods, lexington here!!!! This was awesome, need to come here, lots of haunted history in this state!!! U narrated this really well btw, there's so much more around here too lol!!

[@HollysLore]

Lol...thanks so much RetroRewind. Hope to someday.

[@wandawood8928]

Happy Thanksgiving guys! Lol From Florida 💕🥂

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Wanda. Happy Thanksgiving

[@H0v0H]

The Allendale tunnel in Elsmere (Florence), KY had the same exact stories surrounding it as this "nada" tunnel you mentioned. Not the stories about it's construction, but mainly that a person hung themselves from the hook at the top of the entrance. 🤔 I've noticed that a lot of these urban legends are the same from state to state. I.e. A lot of small towns have the "family murder" house with a story about a whole family being slain by the father.

[@susieintn9466]

Holly- Great stories! I don't think I'll be walking around any graveyards in a while. If I was to be touched by something, well it would not be pretty. LOL I'd probably mess myself! Thanks again Stay safe ~ Susie

[@HollysLore]

Lol...really don't blame you. Not sure what I would do if touched. It has never happened (knock on wood). Thanks so much for watching

[@alsaunders3937]

The stories I could tell renting a room in a haunted Colonial mansion in downtown Sumter, SC

[@LynnNliz]

Love all this just one small thing. Iroquois park is pronounced as turquoise just with an “I” I live 10 minutes from it. N yes there’s things in this park that can’t be explained

[@THEBALLKILLA]

I am a native Kentuckian here. The kasey cemetery at the end of saint johns road in etown is no joke my and some friends took a trip over there with some ghost hunting equipment. By the time we were on saint johns road it was raining. By the time we got to the cemetery it had stopped raining and was starting to get late and this was about 5:30 in the afternoon almost at the beginning of summer. Right hefore the sun went down as it stopped raining me and my friends had seen the tree in the middle of the cemetery with leaves underneath of it start spiraling upwards towards the tree, we also seen a flowting unexplained orb over one of the graves on the rightside float to the tree, we also aptured an EVP that said "No I didn't". And they say if you walk passed the open area behind the cemetery passed the loose barbed wired fence that there is an old abandoned cemetery down in the holler that had occultist activity a long time ago, its also said that the land behind the cemetery is a native American burial ground. And we walked through the open area passed the cemetery and ALL HELL broke loose. Me and a friend from the group went with radios down the hill and we were probably 50 feet down the hill and we lost all communication on the radios and the others out of our group were shining flashlights down the hill and we couldn't see the flashlights at all. Not to mention they were yelling fir us and we couldn't here them either. So something about that area is absolutely supernatural. And by then time we got back we had captured an EVP while we was down the hill that said "I AM EVIL". We didnt notice we captured the EVP until we got in the car and dine a review. A day latter after the cemetery. We were all at my friend's house and everyone was outside the only person in the house was my friend's grandmother and there was probably 7 or 8 of us outside and one of our friends was burning sage through out the house and there was no wind that day not even a window open in the houae and all we here is the front door to the house open and close shut and about 5 minutes later our friend walked out of the house after saging the entire house and we asked if had come outside earlier and he said no. So whatever came home with us that day before left us after the whole house and everyone was saged. Whatever spirit it was mustve not liked sage to just walk out the front door of the house like that.

[@roxanaprofitt7356]

Love you guys,My Father's from whitesburg lecture county

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Roxana

[@margojaffray2671]

even sitting safe on my sofa you still scare me but i love your videos

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Margo

[@CharlieMC-t7p]

I have not heard of most of these legends and I like your vid. Let me point out however that Mitchell Hill Rd is not Hotrod Haven.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much

[@robertclark7837]

The Nada tunnel is really cool. Its a one lane entrance into the Red River Gorge. I never heard of it being haunted but driving through it was awesome experience. I tried the Narrows road a couple of times. However I never noticed anything.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Robert. Hope to see these places one day. It cool you have. Thanks for sharing

[@craigking8066]

Wow wow I like the coolest and I like go holly’s you are the best love from Marcus Craig king from Pembrokeshire west wales

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Marcus

[@colebentley-zn4vs]

Waverly Hills! I might move to Louisville KY!

[@michellemartell5378]

Wow, those legends are creepy, I have heard about these, I haven't checked any of them out, but I know they are wild. You guys are awesome, keep up with the great job. Much love💖💖💞💞❤❤💕💕💗💗😊😊😘😘

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Michelle

[@michellemartell5378]

@@HollysLore you are so very welcome sweetie

[@commentandanswers666]

I am always waiting for you videos to come out. In today's video there were several interesting places. Would you and Erik dare to go out to the Pilot´s Knob Cemetery, where the little girl is buried and do an investigation a night? Take care both of you. Pia

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Pia. Yes we definitely would. Really hope to get to a lot of these places.

[@deanabrake7495]

Wow!!! I live in Georgetown Kentucky!!

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Deanna

[@shelleyi01342]

I do too. I've never heard any of these. Very interesting though!

[@margaretwilder4215]

This is very interesting love the video

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Margaret

[@annalarmour5613]

I live in Owenton Kentucky and the best place to visit is definitely Waverly Hills.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Anna. That is definitely on the list this year. We have always wanted to go.

[@jerryjohnson1974]

Waverly hills sanitarium in louisville ky

[@bobeagle7427]

This is one of my favorites. Not going to lie.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Kat

[@tinylichau1529]

Somerset Kentucky here

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching

[@kimleecarroll4052]

Interesting lore..

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Kim

[@bethcarte3551]

Creepy love it

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Sweetpea

[@SEA-U2]

Very Enjoyable thats where my dad was born his mother was an Indian😁 Happy Thanksgiving giving Guys🦃🤗

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Sea U2. Happy Thanksgiving

[@louisvillebsc1976]

The cemetery that is at the end of hot rod haven is haunted. The road is ghostly enough but the grave yard has a large statue of Mary. Blood has been seen and reported by many and well a grave keeper that attack night visitors to the grave yard. We were there one night when the blood appeared. We were high but that high. I lived in the south end and raced hot rod haven many times

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching

[@jerryjohnson1974]

Cody road and cody bridge ghost

[@Moonchild693]

Kentucky is my home

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Dee

[@jedi46300]

I used to visit sleepy hollow as a kid. They would say that if you started driving from one end of the road, by the time you got to the other end of the road the occultists and witches that lived in the area would have drained all your energy and you would be incredibly tired for the next day or so. Sadly, this place is not what it once was thanks to all the development that has gone into the area. The Legends still remain and they may indeed be true but thanks to civilization moving in, it's definitely lost some of its creepy luster.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching

[@davidwilliams5283]

I was born in Marion, N.C.

[@lorriesouthall7866]

I am quite surprised they didn’t mention Waverly Hills Sanitarium, in Louisville. That’s been the most haunted place around. These others I have never heard of before, but I’ve only lived here for 15 yrs. I’m still a new+

[@DOTTYTIME]

I think everyone has heard of Waverley Hills Sanitarium, that’s probably why they didn’t talk about it.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Lorrie. I did see it in my research but usually try to put the lesser known ones for people to learn about.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Kristine

[@jerryjohnson1974]

Nada tunnel is not in elsmere ky mam. 2 hrs away

[@drpapapl]

Elsmere ky is in kenton County (nky) and no where near the River Gourge or the tunnel

[@jerryjohnson1974]

Powell county ky 😊

[@reganhall4302]

💜

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Regan

[@stephaniehiers9238]

✨💖✨

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Stephanie

[@KLune92]

Supposedly they've found a Bermuda triangle like area in Maysville KY. The story of Maysville's Bermuda Triangle began around 1992 when a barge sank near the Kentucky shoreline in West Maysville Kentucky. A subsequent salvage operation in 1994 tried to raise the sunken barge with two Navy minesweepers. The minesweepers were the next victim as they became stuck in the mud. A towboat trying to free the minesweepers also fell victim when damage to its engines rendered it crippled. Next came a salvage barge named The Hercules. The Maysville Bermuda Triangle made short work of it as well. While hoisting the original barge, the crane aboard The Hercules broke as the barge reached the surface, and down it sank again. Then The Hercules itself sank, coming to rest on top of the barge it was supposed to save. Eventually the minesweepers and the towboat sank as well. The entire salvage operation nick-named John Beatty's Navy, after its owner, fell victim to what an Army Corps of Engineers spokesperson would later call, "The Bermuda Triangle of the Ohio River".

[@HollysLore]

Oh wow. Definitely going to look into more about that. Very interesting. Thanks so much for sharing the story and watching Kelsey

[@tishknoeller]

7:57 😊

[@BethSloan-u9r]

The story about Mary Evelyn Ford and her mother isn't true. Mary died from Peritonitis. It's on record. Her mother died much later.

[@mariekoskela7638]

Seriously?? thawing dynamite out by a fire!?

[@HollysLore]

Lol...I thought the same thing when I read that. Thanks so much Marie

[@f.e.a.rdreamteam]

i want to go in the forest and envestigate it or as my name stands for explore it and hAVE an adventure but first i would need to do the research of what happened because right now it is a legend as for the cry baby bridge that would be better off if they just summoned slender man and yes if you believe hard enough in him he does show up

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much. Definitely an interesting place. We recently went back to one of our local crybaby bridges (video not up yet) believe something did happen there once. About 1/2 mile up road are 3 small crosses one one side (no names) and one large cross in the other with the name Jason. Still looking into it but can't find anything. Been looking here and there since we started this (was actually our 1st investigation)

[@daytonfootball85]

I live pretty close the elsmere tunnels, and the erlanger narrow road and they are fake

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching The Legendary One

[@angelhoneycutt8016]

Holly was you born in 76?

[@HollysLore]

Yes

[@angelhoneycutt8016]

@@HollysLore I was to 8 27 76

[@HollysLore]

😀 1/12 here

[@timothyd.franklin9076]

What a bad video. The Witches tree depicted is NOT the witches tree. I don’t think the that tree in the picture is even in Louisville. As the narrator said the real tree is a maple. The tree in the picture is clearly not a maple. The Iroquois Park scenes shown were not of Iroquois Park but, some other area. I stopped watching this silly video after that. Also, please learn to pronounce some of the words properly mentioned. You can’t pretend to have knowledge of a subject when you do so little research.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks for watching

[@MarleyHemdrix]

BRO😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching

[@bernierigby3496]

🆗Gril🙏🙏💗👁️👁️💋🆒🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much Bernie

[@jamesbovee9626]

Been been been bb m.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching James

[@pamelasublett1905]

You need to learn how to pronounce the areas you are talking about.

[@HollysLore]

Thanks so much for watching