Sauerkraut Cave at Liam Edgar blog

Sauerkraut Cave. Many morose stories about the lunatic asylum involve sauerkraut cave, including tales of residents who may have used it as an escape route or more graphic reports of pregnant patients who went there to give birth and abandon their babies. Known to the locals as sauerkraut cave/tunnel it sits underneath what use to be lakeland asylum. We took a trip to sauerkraut cave in tom sawyer park. The cave's entrance can be found behind the park's archery fields and is accessible to the public. You can find the remnants of a tunnel that led. The unit is said to have gained its name due to the great amount of sauerkraut that was once stored here. Tom sawyer state park, we find one of those tunnels. But in its early years, long before refrigeration, a passage known as sauerkraut cave ran beneath the hospital. It was used to store sauerkraut and milk, among other things. Sauerkraut cave, along with two cemeteries, is all that is left remaining of the old lakeland asylum. The cave was used, back in the day, to store supplies for the lakeland asylum.

The cave's entrance can be found behind the park's archery fields and is accessible to the public. Known to the locals as sauerkraut cave/tunnel it sits underneath what use to be lakeland asylum. Many morose stories about the lunatic asylum involve sauerkraut cave, including tales of residents who may have used it as an escape route or more graphic reports of pregnant patients who went there to give birth and abandon their babies. But in its early years, long before refrigeration, a passage known as sauerkraut cave ran beneath the hospital. We took a trip to sauerkraut cave in tom sawyer park. The cave was used, back in the day, to store supplies for the lakeland asylum. You can find the remnants of a tunnel that led. Tom sawyer state park, we find one of those tunnels. It was used to store sauerkraut and milk, among other things. Sauerkraut cave, along with two cemeteries, is all that is left remaining of the old lakeland asylum.

Haunted Kentucky Sauerkraut Cave and the History of Lakeland Asylum

Sauerkraut Cave Tom sawyer state park, we find one of those tunnels. The unit is said to have gained its name due to the great amount of sauerkraut that was once stored here. But in its early years, long before refrigeration, a passage known as sauerkraut cave ran beneath the hospital. Sauerkraut cave, along with two cemeteries, is all that is left remaining of the old lakeland asylum. The cave's entrance can be found behind the park's archery fields and is accessible to the public. The cave was used, back in the day, to store supplies for the lakeland asylum. Many morose stories about the lunatic asylum involve sauerkraut cave, including tales of residents who may have used it as an escape route or more graphic reports of pregnant patients who went there to give birth and abandon their babies. We took a trip to sauerkraut cave in tom sawyer park. You can find the remnants of a tunnel that led. Tom sawyer state park, we find one of those tunnels. It was used to store sauerkraut and milk, among other things. Known to the locals as sauerkraut cave/tunnel it sits underneath what use to be lakeland asylum.