Talk:Gore Orphanage

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[edit] Supposed Facts

Being from Ohio and having an interest in local hauntings, I've been reading things online for years about this location. While I am certainly not foolish enough to believe everything I read, this article contradicts much of what I have found. Mostly I am confused as to why Swift's Mansion is mentioned in such detail when the article later descends into saying that the two sites supposedly have nothing to do with each other. There *was* an orphanage in the area (I already removed the notion that there wasn't), and the road on which it sat is called Gore Orphanage Road. I am going to attempt to find the Chris Woodyard book that discusses this location to refresh my memory before changing anything, though. AffirmationChick 05:16, 11 June 2007 (UTC)