The Old Hospital on College Hill: Where the Dead Still Roam, Part One | Grave Talks CLASSIC

Tanya Webb didn’t set out to become a paranormal tour guide—she was born in the very hospital she now owns, and her journey began as a mission to preserve a dying piece of history. When the 95-year-old Williamson Memorial Hospital faced demolition after closing in 2014, Tanya stepped in, not knowing she’d be launching a haunted attraction that would draw global visitors. Her turning point came when the Travel Channel’s *Destination Fear* chose the hospital for a season finale episode—unbeknownst to her, the show would become a viral catalyst, transforming her weekend side project into a full-time, seven-day-a-week operation. What started as a historical preservation effort quickly evolved into a paranormal hotspot, fueled by real, unexplainable experiences: a voice calling her name in an empty hallway, a heavy x-ray room door shutting on its own despite no one behind it, and eerie sounds echoing through the halls. Tanya now believes the building is alive with spirit—especially in the basement, where a Halloween prop may have become a focal point for lingering energy. Her story is not just about ghosts, but about reclaiming a forgotten legacy in a town ravaged by economic collapse, proving that sometimes, the most haunted places are the ones that still have stories to tell.