The Most HAUNTED House in Kentucky: Ghosts of Murray Station Homestead

Stories of ghosts and hauntings at the Murray Station Homestead have been told for decades. Hidden in the trees in rural Kentucky this house looks to be pulled straight from a horror movie. It was first built in 1790 by the Murray family under the agreement that it would never be sold to anyone outside the family. More was added in the 1850s to complete the home as it not only housed the family but also sold goods to travelers passing the house on the county road. So why is it haunted? Bones found under the floor, a cemetery disturbed in front of the house, it was the a haven for the family for over 200 years, and the house has been sold to a new family unrelated to the Murrays. The new owners Brian and Becky have noticed intense and terrifying paranormal activity that has scared visitors from the house. Now Marshall and Jada of Blue Collar Paranormal have set out to document what truly haunts the Murray Station Homestead. Shadow figures, ghostly apparitions, doors slamming, poltergeis