Is Waverly Hills Historical Society trying to take building away from owner?

The group claims the Waverly Hills Historical Society is trying to take the building away from owner Charlie Mattingly which the nonprofit has disputed. Sanatorium in southwest Jefferson County. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It has been an ongoing dispute and this weekend, fans of the paranormal turned to protest.

How much does it cost to go to Waverly Hills?

Although paranormal questions will be answered, this tour focuses more on the historical significance of Waverly Hills. No one under the age of 10 permitted. An adult must accompany anyone under the age of 18 at all times. PRIVATE GUIDED TOURS ($25.00 per person): Consist of a minimum of 25 paid guest to schedule a PRIVATE guided tour.

What is it like to live in Waverly Hills?

The community at Waverly Hills became essentially its own city, complete with its own ZIP code and post office. Much of life’s necessities were carried out within this community, including raising their own fruits and vegetables; raising, slaughtering, and butchering their own meat; and maintaining their own water treatment facility.

What is the Waverly Hills civic association?

Waverly Hills is a dynamic, welcoming neighborhood in North Arlington, VA. The Waverly Hills Civic Association (WHCA) is a not-for-profit civic organization that represents the interest of our neighborhood.

What happened in Room 502 at Waverly Hills?

The only source ever cited by people telling these stories of Room 502 is a now-deceased former staff member who would have been elementary school age at the time of the nurses’ alleged deaths. Outside of the fifth floor, there are a number of other commonly reported apparitions around the grounds of Waverly Hills Sanatorium.

Is Charlie Mattingly trying to take Waverly Hills Historical Society building away?

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It has been an ongoing dispute and this weekend, fans of the paranormal turned to protest. The group behind “Save Waverly Hills” is showing their support for the building’s owner. They are claiming the Waverly Hills Historical Society, a nonprofit started by Charlie Mattingly, is trying to take the building away from him.