We went back out Friday night to continue the annual Ghost walk around town. This is where we met the ghost of Caleb Bradham in his pharmacy where he first invented "Brad's Drink". He never came to realize that his invention would become one of the most popular drinks!
Caleb BradhamThere were many locations on the walk where we couldn't take pictures of the ghosts ( people who either inhabited the building or simply visited the building)....such as President Harry Truman who visited the First Baptist Church to help celebrate their 100 th aniversary in 1948
Attmore-Oliver House was also called "Agony Alley"...a WW ll USO club. We enjoyed tunes like "boogie-woogie bugle boy of Company B" and "Gonna take a sentimental journey". The "ghost" here was Tyrone Power, who danced with local ladies on his way to the warfront...
front view of Attmore-Oliver House
Attmore-Oliver House was also called "Agony Alley"...a WW ll USO club. We enjoyed tunes like "boogie-woogie bugle boy of Company B" and "Gonna take a sentimental journey". The "ghost" here was Tyrone Power, who danced with local ladies on his way to the warfront...
front view of Attmore-Oliver House
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