Ravenswood Estate
Whenever candlelights flicker where the air is deathly still - that is the time when ghosts are present
The vegetation is a bit wild, but sections are well kept. Unlike most estates, the path is going through what looks to be an old graveyard. At first, just a pet cemetery.
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The steps up to the landing, and railings all look in fine shape. The windows are clean.
Looking up to the third story, is that a face looking down at you? Blink and it disappears. Maybe it was nothing.
Directed inside you go through what seems to be an endless hallway. Antique chandeliers light it up, showing the dark red and black wallpaper and carpeting.
Once to the right place in the hallway, the doors open up and invite you into the Grand Ballroom. Attention is drawn to the size of the room and the large pipe organ that takes up most of one of the walls.
A seating area is setup with a chaisse lounge and a pair of Bergère chairs to each side not far from the pipe organ.
The dance floor lays next to it, consisting of 30,602 blocks of mahogany, oak and walnut, all sanded and polished to give the perfect location for those wishing to waltz with their partner.
There is a long dining table is setup on the opposite side of the room, with ornate chairs surrounding it.
Whenever a party is held, the 'residents' tend to come out and join in the party. They really know how to have a good time.
Be sure to bring your death certificate… if you decide to join us.
Make final arrangements now! We’ve been dying to have you…