the Bradford house

: "this house belonged to the towns founder. The house has been deserted for at least a hundred years, however at night a piano can be heard playing, and sometimes you can hear a baby cry"

George Edelen Home Place

: "The house was moved from Old Lick Creek after a family died of cholera in the 1800''s. The house had figurines that swayed more than 45 degrees off their setting, sounds of walking throughout the house, a three pound knocking was heard every night for 30 minutes beginning at 7:30 p.m. Sounds of clearing the throat from someone who was not there. Sounds of mirrors falling and crashing and no evidence of such happenings."

North Rolling Fork River

: "During the summer of 1965 several of the children of Bradfordsville heard a mysterious sound coming from the North Rolling Fork River which flows parallel to the streets of the town.  The sound was very similar to a whip being cast.  If you got close to the river looking for the source of the sound--the sound got quieter.  If you got farther away from the river the sound became louder.  It went on and on.  Many adults were called out by the children to find out what was causing the strange "whip" like cracking sound.  No one ever was able to explain what caused the strange sounds."

Pendergraft Place

: "door to the room where Mr. Buss Pendergraft died would not stay closed. Latches were opened during the night."

Willard Rakes's Home

: "The house has been known for sounds heard when no one is there. Lucille Pendergraft told of a washing pot left unattended would turn itself over and water would be over the floor."