Bruner Boarding House

Temporarily Closed - In the years following the Revolutionary War, the Bruner family opened up a boarding house in an area known as The Milford, a desolate hollow in the Appalachian Mountains east of Pittsburgh Pa.. Boarders often stayed to work the local coal mines and sawmill or help with the annual crop harvest. The Bruner’s adopted daughter Mae was the house mistress. After a disfiguring accident, she began to exhibit evil tendencies. Each of her rooms had a wicked surprise awaiting her unsuspecting victims. While guests had a sense of a dark and evil presence lurking in the rooms and hallways of the Boarding House, they couldn’t imagine the horror that awaited those that were snatched from their beds by Mae’s evil caretaker Willie and dragged screaming into the dark cavities of the walls where they were brutally tortured and mutilated. Mae’s reputation as a cruel landlady became known far and wide and eventually, no one ventured near the Boarding House for fear of becoming another one of “Mad Mae’s” permanent boarders! The house has long since been abandoned but some say that the malevolent spirit of Mad Mae still walks the property making sure that all of her guests…..sleep like the dead!