Urban Legend of Mount de Sales Academy :: Urban Legends Ghost Stories

Mount de gross revenue AcademyWhen whizz usually thinks of a hearing a ghost apologue, the setting is gruesome with flickering light (such as around a campfire or in a basement with bad lighting) and, of course, it is nighttime. Needless to say, when I heard this baloney during the middle of the day on a Friday, I was a minuscular taken aback. When prompted for any urban legends or ghost stories a white, female friend of mine immediately responded with, Have you ever heard of de gross revenue Academy? With my negative response, the nineteen year old student jumped into her storyMount De Sales Academy is one of those Catholic, all girls schools that teaches their students to be dear Catholics and all that. In the 1940s, however, in that respect was one girl who didnt hark to all the rules and became pregnant. For the time, this was a terrible situation and the girl didnt inhabit what to do. She lived at the school on the top floor and eventually connected self-annih ilation instead of facing the trouble she would have been in. Ever since then, there have been reports in the school of doors first step and closing with no achievable explanation and silhouettes seen in the windows when there should be no one at the school.The storyteller had not witnessed the strange happenings at the school provided claimed to acknowledge someone who had seen the disturbances. As a performance, the telling of this story was very content a fact and my friend did not self-aggrandize the performance was quick, to the point, but not particularly dramatic. The storyteller told the legend as fact and was not histrionic about her role as storyteller.While researching the story I was all able to find one specific beginning to Mount de Sales and any ghostly presence there. However, at this online repository of lore relating to the rural area of Maryland, Mount de Sales Academy is mentioned along with reports of doors opening and closing while locked anda silk en blue silhouette walking by the windows (Juliano and Carlson). Further research found no other reference to de Sales in any stories and no reference to any suicide or murder at the school. The additional report found relating to the Catonsville school does reflect the story told to me. Both mention doors opening and closing without cause along with a ghostly silhouette but there is no reference in the Internet source of the suicide of a pregnant girl.