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Lebanon Farmers Market to host Blue-Eyed 6 ghost tours through October
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The Lebanon Farmers Market is hosting Blue-Eyed Six tours during the month of October to recount the history of the men accused of murder, their relation to the 35 S. 8th St. building, and the ghost stories they left behind.
The Blue-Eyed Six were a group of six men, all of whom had blue eyes, who were accused of murdering 60-year-old Joseph Raber for insurance money.
In 1879, Frank Stichler, Charles Drew, Israel Brandt, Henry Wise, Josiah Hummel, and George Zechman were taken into custody and housed in the county jail — now the site of the Lebanon Farmers Market.
When the county jail burned down, the market was built on top of the jail’s foundation.
Read More: Is the Lebanon Farmers Market, built on the site of a 19th-century prison and gallows, haunted?