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588. So to house the orphans the "Cincinnati Orphan Asylum" was built near the corner of 12th and Elm Streets. The Orphan Asylum was a four story building, 64 feet by 54 feet, which stood for 30 years. In 1837 the Orphan Asylum became known as "the Pest House" after the hospital began using it to isolate people with infectious diseases, and the ground around the building became used as a Potter's Field. Here the hospital buried suicides, strangers, and the indigent and homeless of Cincinnati.

Kitty Love, who had worked at Music Hall for twenty-one years acknowledged, "I hear them when I'm on duty alone at night.

A button to alert him that a customer was at his window was rung several times, but no one was there.(It had snowed the night before but there were no footprints in the snow outside the window.) A while later he heard what sounded like the crystal.

674. which is now 12th and Central Parkway.Around 1832 a cholera outbreak in Cincinnati killed a total of 832 people resulting in a large number of orphans.Greve 1904, pg.

But when the door was unbarred and opened, none stood without in the night shadow, nor did the snow in the winter midnights show the print of feet.

Music Hall was built over a pauper's cemetery, which has helped fuel its reputation as one of the most haunted places in Cincinnati.The main hall, called the Springer Auditorium in honor of founding patron Reuben Springer, has 3,516 seats and ranks acoustically as one of the finest performance venues in the world.

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