Boyhood Adventures

A Sortie Involving A Moonless Visit To A Cemetery Reputed For Supernatural And Threatening Manifestations Qualifies As A Worthy Nocturnal Event For The Boys. A Condemned Structure Formerly Serving The County As A Prison For The Criminally Insane Is Deemed Irresistible. But Highest On Their List Of Destinations For Adventure Is A Place That Will Haunt Their Memories Forever: The Old Gramercy House. Known By Most Students Attending College Hill Elementary School It Is As A Place Of Infamy Occupied By Restless Spirits Who Horrifyingly Repel Trespassers. Rumors About The Place Motivate Any Normal Red-Blooded Adventure-Seeking Country Boy To Be Drawn Past The Front Gate. Such Was The Case For Lee Farmer Dennis Williams And Reluctantly Frank Cherry In October Of 1953.