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THISTLE HILL

Built in the early 1900's for A.B. Wharton and his young bride, Electra Waggoner, the 11,000 square foot Southern mansion has been home to some of the city's most elite families and venue for the most extravagant parties.

Popular legends include sightings of a ghostly woman in a white dress and a handsome young man who wanders the grounds as well as unexplained knocking, footsteps and music coming from the third-floor ballroom.