Campus Exterior
View campus from outside. Radio station is campus facility not open to public.
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Aerial survey · USDA NAIP · public domainRadio Station Haunted by Campus Figure
Campus location, Pippa Passes, KY
Research updated May 2026
Age
Staff Only
Cost
$
Campus facility
Access
Wheelchair OK
Campus building
Equipment
No Photos
Broadcast Heritage · Educational Media
Radio station operates on campus. Facility serves broadcasting and media functions. Building location on campus places it in broader Alice Lloyd paranormal activity zone.
Sources
Apparition of man named Cushing reported by multiple employees in radio station and Cushing Hall. Named entity suggests connection to campus figure or namesake structure.
Notable Entities
View campus from outside. Radio station is campus facility not open to public.
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