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    <dcterms:title><![CDATA[The Nunnery]]></dcterms:title>
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    <dcterms:description><![CDATA[Narratives from legend-tripping at St. Anne&#039;s retreat (&quot;Nunnery&quot;).]]></dcterms:description>
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THE NUNNERY<br />
Tristin Merkley<br />
Utah State University<br />
Fife Folklore Archives<br />
Logan, Utah<br />
Mythology; Folklore<br />
Mr Brad Gibbons<br />
Fall 2014<br />
Mountain Crest High School<br />
Hyrum, Utah<br />
• Table of Contents<br />
Release Forms<br />
Cover Essay<br />
Autobiographical Sketch<br />
List of Informants<br />
Item No. Informant Title<br />
1 Rylin Baby Crying<br />
2 Rylin Halloween Guards<br />
3 Dawsin Nunnery Location<br />
4 Dawsin Nun Killing Herself<br />
5 Strattin Dog Story<br />
6 Ryan Selling It<br />
7 Ryan Trespassing<br />
8 Ryan Shotgun Wielding Guards<br />
9 Ryan Built in the 20th Century<br />
10 Ryan Hatch Family Donation • 11 Ryan Private Ownership<br />
12 Ryan Movie Stars<br />
13 Ryan Aborted Children<br />
14 Ryan Fined<br />
15 Ryan USU Students<br />
16 Ryan Pool Cold Spot<br />
17 Ryan Names<br />
18 Ryan Offerings<br />
19 Ryan Handcuffs<br />
20 Ryan Guards Going to Jail<br />
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• Tristin Merkley<br />
Mr. Gibbons<br />
Cover Essay<br />
11/7/2014<br />
Nunnery<br />
I did my report on the Nunnery. I selected this topic because me and all of my friends<br />
have gone up to the nunnery several times before. And it is a pretty popular place for lots of<br />
teenagers to go, and takes their girls. Or dates up there with them to get a good scare and to<br />
get their dates to cling tightly to them. That is probably the main reason a lot of the high<br />
school students go up their. To scare the girls so bad that they need to hold on to them super<br />
tight and the guys really like that so they keep on doing it over and over, and therefore it will<br />
always remain a popular attraction for all of the kids to go up there. • The method that I used to collected all of my materials for this report is that I had a<br />
bunch of my friends come over and then I selected one of them to tell me a few different<br />
stories that they had heard about the Nunnery. After getting interviews from one of them I<br />
would move down the list and interview the other ones about different stories, and myths or<br />
legends that they had heard or read about on the internet or they were told by their friends.<br />
And then they retold those stories to me while I recorded them on my phone in the Voice<br />
Memos, then later I emailed all of those stories to myself. After doing that I downloaded them<br />
on to my computer and moved them all into a new file that I created. Upon doing that I then<br />
put the CD in my computer and went into the new folder and selected all of my recordings<br />
then I moved them all over onto the CD and burned them on to there and added that to my<br />
packet.<br />
After finishing all of my interviews there was a conclusion that I came to. Listening to<br />
all of the haunted stories I decided that the Nunnery is not haunted. Even though there is all of •<br />
• those myths and legends about the place. But I feel that most of them are just myths. They<br />
are just stories about the place that people have made up. Or they have just changed<br />
dramatically over time and now they are corrupted and aren&#039;t even close to the stories that<br />
they were originally. Thats why I think that the place isn&#039;t really haunted there was just a lot of<br />
things that happened there and people think that it is this old creepy compound of buildings<br />
with all of these murders and ghost stories that happened there but really it is just a bunch of<br />
old buildings nestle in the trees across the river up on the mountainside about seven miles up<br />
logan canyon. And it isn&#039;t haunted it is just an old retreat used by the Nuns that is now<br />
abandoned and isn&#039;t in use anymore and that is what makes it so creepy because it is just old<br />
and abandoned. And then people came up with all of the scary stories to go along with it.<br />
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Mr. Gibbons<br />
Tristin Merkley<br />
11/6/2014<br />
Autobiographical Sketch<br />
My name is Tristin Merkley. I am seventeen years old, and I am a senior at Mountain Crest<br />
High School. I was born in Mesa Arizona but grew up in snowflake, about three hours away<br />
from there. I have a deep passion for my dirtbike and I love to go and tear it up on the track<br />
doing huge jumps through the air. My passion for dirtbikes started early when I was little and<br />
started riding a little fourwheeler, and when i moved up to my first dirtbike I totally fell in love,<br />
and I have been doing it ever since. In my report about the Nunnery I interviewed lots of my<br />
closest friends, and they told the stories that they personally had, happen to them. They<br />
actually had all of these things happen, and sawall of these while they were at the Nunnery.<br />
My friends like to go up there and experience a really good scare, and I am always right there<br />
with them. The first time I went up there I had heard about the place but didn&#039;t really think<br />
anything about it because I was seventeen and nothing could scare a senior on the wrestling<br />
team, but that night at the Nunnery I got really scared. My friends had gone up lots of times<br />
previously but i had never gone with them, my first time, my friends picked the &quot;perfect&quot; time<br />
to go they said. Late at night on a friday evening after we all got off work and met up to hang<br />
out. Once we arrived at our spooky destination we started up the path that went up to all of<br />
the abandoned buildings. After walking up there in the dark with little crappy flashlights on our<br />
phones, we were all on edge, walking really close to each other. We walked past a few<br />
buildings then over to one of the bigger ones, opened the door, and we all went inside. Shortly<br />
after entering the house one of my friends claimed to see a ghost walking on the upper level<br />
of the building along the stair railing, thoroughly freaking all of us out. We all looked up there<br />
but nobody saw anything, after that we were all really scared and went through another<br />
building and that did it for us, we had to get out of there. We all ran down the trail back to the<br />
car and took off. Not really knowing what happened but we could all feel ghosts at the<br />
Nunnery .<br />
• Ryl i n- Rylin Merkley is a sophomore at Mountain Crest. He is currently on the wrestling<br />
team wrestling in the one hundred and fifty two weight class. He likes to hang out with his<br />
woman and can always be caught texting her and he can never not text her because she<br />
means the world to him.<br />
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Dawsin- Dawsin Merkley is currently in the eighth grade and likes to mess with pvc pipe<br />
and melt it into different objects axes and swords. He is also a pyromaniac and can always be<br />
found wit matches ready to burn or melt something to bits.<br />
Stratti n- Strattin Merkley is a very weird little guy. He is currently attending the 5th grade<br />
at Mountainside Elementary. He likes to run around with no shirt on most of the time and is<br />
always good for a great laugh because he is always doing dumb stuff and makes everybody<br />
laugh at how dumb he is.<br />
Ryan- Ryan Parkinson is currently graduated and he is now working at Thompson Electric<br />
and he doesn&#039;t really do anything but work and save up money to go to Utah State University<br />
and he wants to become a surgeon and do lots of surgeries on people and get lots of money<br />
because doctors make bank.<br />
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Item 1<br />
Baby Crying<br />
Rylin Merkley<br />
Petersboro, Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: Me and my little brother rylin were sitting at our kitchen counter and i asked him to<br />
tell me a story that he had heard about the Nunnery and this is what he said.<br />
Text: Ok tell me a story about the Nunnery. So supposedly there was a bunch of pregnant<br />
nuns that went there and they got their babies and drowned them in the pool. So when you<br />
walk by the pool you can hear babies crying.<br />
Texture: Rylin said that this as just a story, or kind of a rumor that /&#039;Ie had heard about the<br />
Nunnery in the past.<br />
We both thought about how true the story seemed and by the en~ we decided th~t it se~med<br />
false and that the nuns wouldn&#039;t have killed their babies like that.<br />
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Item 2<br />
Halloween Guards<br />
Rylin Merkley<br />
Petersboro Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: Me and rjlin were again sitting in our kitchen when I asked him to tell me another<br />
that he had heard or been told about the Nunnery and he told me the Halloween Guards<br />
story.<br />
Text: Another story 1 heard about the Nunnery, the owner of it, hired some guards and some<br />
kids went up there on Halloween. And the guards captured them put them in the pool and<br />
then they shot all of the execution style.<br />
Texture: Rylin said that he heard this story from one of his friends and after thinking about the<br />
truthfulness of the story we came to the conclusion that this story couldn&#039;t be true .<br />
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Item 3<br />
Nunnery Location<br />
Dawsin Merkley<br />
Petersboro Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: I interviewed Dawsin and I asked him if he knew where the Nunnery was at and if<br />
he did if he would describe it, or tell me where it was.<br />
Text: So the Old Nunnery about 3 miles up Logan Canyon if you don&#039;t look for it you would<br />
never see it, it&#039;s on the other side of the river. And it is se back into the mountains and fenced<br />
in, there are houses and an old chapel and a swimming pool. The only thing noticeable as you<br />
drive by is the huge gate that is locked and barbed wired. They have guards stationed up<br />
there at all times. the Catholic church used to use it as a place to send nuns that were having<br />
troubles mainly the ones that had gotten pregnant.<br />
Texture: After pondering the story me and Dawsin drove up Logan Canyon and found the<br />
Nunnery and after much more than 3 miles it was on the side of the road where he had<br />
described it at.<br />
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Item 4<br />
Nun Killing Herself<br />
Dawsin Merkley<br />
Petersboro Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: I asked Dawsin If he had anymore stories from, or about the Nunnery that he knew<br />
about and that is what brings us to our next story.<br />
Text: Tell me the Nun story. Ok so the story goes that a Nun tried to escape with her baby<br />
late one night. She left her baby in the bushes, to lead the dogs away from her child When<br />
she returned to the spot the baby was missing, so she returned to the main houses. And saw<br />
her baby floating in the swimming pool dead. The Nun then killed herself in the pool, the<br />
whole area was then sold years later to a private family. A group of kids got in there once<br />
before security was beefed up and they swore the empty swimming pool was freezing even<br />
• though it was a july night.<br />
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Texture: Dawsin said that he had red this story out of some article that he had seen then read<br />
off of the internet.<br />
And after hearing the story I decided that this story could not have happened up at the<br />
Nunnery .<br />
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Item 5<br />
Dog Story<br />
Strattin Merkley<br />
Petersboro Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: I asked my little brother Strattin to tell me a story that he heard from our brother<br />
Dawsin about the Nunnery, which was the Dog Story.<br />
Text: Tell me the Dog story, ok there is a rumor that if you go up there at night and pull off of<br />
the shoulder of the road, you can see the eyes of the dogs sniffing for the babies of the nuns<br />
that were trying to keep their kids.<br />
Texture: This story goes along with the previous story that dawsin told about the Nun killing<br />
herself in the pool and then the dogs are still running around up there looking for the babies of<br />
the Nuns.<br />
• After he told this story we both decided that it couldn&#039;t be a true, or real story.<br />
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Item 6<br />
Selling it<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: I interviewed Ryan and told him to tell me what he knew about the nunnery and was<br />
up with the place.<br />
Text: Ok so tell me about the Nunnery, it&#039;s a bunch of cabins, also known as Saint Anne&#039;s<br />
Retreat. the owner is basically trying to recover what he spent on the place it was listed for 2<br />
million dollars in july of 2010 the price has gone down now to about 600,000.<br />
Texture: after critically thinking about this interview we decided that this story was real. We<br />
researched what it was listed for now. And we even took a drive up there and saw that there<br />
was a for sale sign on the gate that went up to it.<br />
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Item 7<br />
Trespassing<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence, Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: So me and ryan were talking and I asked him what the grounds look like and stuff<br />
like that from everybody trespassing, and that is what he told me about which takes us to his<br />
story.<br />
Text: So there is a lot of people trespass there, there is always crap on the ground like,<br />
garbage and stuff, and most of the cabins are usually locked but there is a lot of people that<br />
break in a lot up there.<br />
Texture: We both thought about the story but after we went up there and walked all over the<br />
grounds and then when we looked around but we didn&#039;t really see a bunch of trash or<br />
anything like that but we did see that a lot of the cabins had been locked but had been broken<br />
into so you could still enter them if you wanted to .<br />
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Item 8<br />
Shotgun Wielding Guards<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: Me and Ryan were sitting in my kitchen doing an interview and I asked him if he had<br />
heard about the halloween story with the guards and he said that he knew that story and<br />
decided to tell it to me.<br />
Text: Ok tell me the swimming pool story. Ok n like 1997, 38 kids trespassed and the guards<br />
found them and then they herded them into the swimming pool, then the kids were tied up and<br />
threatened by the guards until the police showed up, anyways a bunch of people got mad<br />
about it and the resulting trial that followed made national news .<br />
Texture: After reviewing and researching the story we decided that the story had to have<br />
been fake because we couldn&#039;t find a reason why the guards would have reason to tie them<br />
up and threaten them while they were in the swimming pool.<br />
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Item 9<br />
Built in the 20th century<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: I asked Ryan if he knew the general area of the Nunnery and if he knew when it was<br />
built or made. And a lot of general information about the place.<br />
Text: Where is the Nunnery at. It&#039;s about 7 miles up Logan Canyon, Its privately owned and it<br />
was built in the early twentieth century by the Hatch family. And the land is owned by the<br />
forest service.<br />
Texture: We researched on the internet for stories like this and we found almost all of this<br />
general information on there. And this story is true and real and he was a really reliable<br />
source for this.<br />
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Item 10<br />
Hatch Family Donation<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: I asked Ryan about how the Nunnery ended up with the Catholic Church and what<br />
they ended up doing with it.<br />
Text: So what happened to the Nunnery. The Hatch Family Donated it to the Catholic Church<br />
in the nineteen fifties. And they re-named it St. Anne&#039;s Retreat. The Nuns from Sisters of the<br />
Holy Cross, vacationed there until it was turned into a youth camp in the eighties.<br />
Texture: After validating the truthfulness of the story and finding out much more research<br />
about the place .<br />
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Item 11<br />
Private Ownership<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: He is telling me the story of what happened to the Nunnery after it was turned into a<br />
kids youth camp.<br />
Text: So what has happened to the Nunnery nowadays. So in the early nineties the Catholic<br />
Church, turned the Nunnery into a private ownership. And that is how it has been ever since.<br />
Texture: Ryan said that he heard this story from an online internet source that he had read<br />
about.<br />
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Item 12<br />
Movie Stars<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: Ryan decided to tell me some history of the Nunnery and what it was used for<br />
before the Nuns used it and it was turned into a summer camp. And that is what brings us to<br />
this story.<br />
Text: So what happened with the Nunnery before the hatch family donated it and it was used<br />
by the catholic church. So before it was used by the Catholic Church it was used as a hotel for<br />
lots of famous movie stars.<br />
Texture: Ryan told me this story and he said that he had heard it from one of his friends that<br />
he was hanging out with them and then they told him this story. and we both thought about it<br />
for a while and decided that the story was pretty truth full.<br />
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Item 13<br />
Aborted Children<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: I asked Ryan why the Nunnery was still haunted or like what still haunts the<br />
Nunnery and why everybody is scared of that place.<br />
Text: So what still haunts the Nunnery like why does everybody think that the Nunnery is<br />
haunted and everything like that. There was rumors in the nineteen fourties that the Nunnery<br />
was an abortion clinic for unwed teenagers. And these aborted children still walk the grounds.<br />
Texture: Ryan read this off of the Old interweb and he found that it is actually not a real storie<br />
and it wasn&#039;t completely truth full.<br />
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Item 14<br />
Fined<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: I was still continuing my interviews with Ryan and I asked him what would happen to<br />
you, or any other person if they went up there and were caught by the police for trespassing.<br />
And he told me this story.<br />
Text: What happens when you walk around up at the Nunnery and get caught by the police.<br />
Well so it&#039;s private property so if you trespass and get caught the cops will give you a citation,<br />
and you will get in trouble and fined for it.<br />
Texture: This is a really legit story because i have some friends that went up there and got<br />
caught by the cops and were cited and fined for trespassing on private property and they got<br />
in big trouble.<br />
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Item 15<br />
USU Students<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: I was asking Ryan if he had ever heard of any stories of people that had gone up to<br />
the Nunnery and had been caught by the cops and got in trouble for trespassing and were<br />
fined for it.<br />
Text: So do you know of any stories where people have gotten fines and have been<br />
trespassing up at the Nunnery. There was a bunch of USU students that were caught up there<br />
at the Nunnery and they got ticket and fines and everything.<br />
Texture: Ryan is currently going to USU and he said that he heard it from one of his friends<br />
that goes to school with him and they told him the story, so when it comes to the validity of<br />
this story it is one hundred percent truth full.<br />
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Item 16<br />
Pool Cold Spot<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: Ryan told me this story because he had a cousin of his drown in a pool and it really<br />
has a personal connection with him so this next story he told because he could relate to it<br />
very personally.<br />
Text: Ok tell me about the cold spot in the pool, ok so there was a little boy who drowned<br />
there in the pool, and the cold spot is because of the little boy, and he is haunting it. The cold<br />
spot is about two or three feet in diameter.<br />
Texture: This story is one hundred percent true I really believe deep deep down in my heart<br />
that a little boy might have actually drowned in the pool and did die there and he is now<br />
haunting it because the is a coldspot in the pool I felt it when we went up there .<br />
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Item 17<br />
Names<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: I asked my friend Ryan to tell me all of the different names of the Nunnery and so<br />
that is what brings us to this next interview or story that I have recorded.<br />
Text: Ok so tell me all of the different names of the Nunnery that you know of. Ok so the first<br />
one is Hatch&#039;s Camp, the second one is Forest Hills, the third one is Pine Glen Cove, and the<br />
fourth and final one is just the Nunnery.<br />
Texture: Ryan stated that he had seen all of those names off of some website and he told<br />
them to me. And we both concluded that this story is completely true.<br />
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Item 18<br />
Offerings<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8,2014<br />
Context: Ryan told me this story after me asking him to tell me more about the Nunnery and<br />
basically just a bunch more of background information and other things about the Nunnery.<br />
Text: So when the family stopped using the Nunnery, who did they try and give it to first. Well<br />
in the nineteen fifties they offered it to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Then<br />
they offered it to Utah State University but neither one of them were interested in it, that is<br />
when they handed it over to the Catholic Church.<br />
Texture: This is a true and reliable story because they Hatch Family did try to give the<br />
Nunnery to all of those different places before the Catholics took it from them.<br />
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Item 19<br />
Handcuffs<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: Well one day Ryan was looking on the internet and he was just reading a bunch of<br />
stories about the nunnery and he came across this story and then after he had read it he<br />
decided to tell it to me.<br />
Text: Ok so what is one of the big myths or legends that surrounds the Nunnery. Well<br />
according to the article one boy was butted by a shotgun and the little girls were molested and<br />
they all had wristmarks from fake plastic handcuffs.<br />
Texture: This story I think is a myth because the people couldn&#039;t just do, all of what they did<br />
to those kids. They would have to go to jail for that.<br />
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Item 20<br />
Guards Going To Jail<br />
Ryan Parkinson<br />
Providence Utah<br />
November 8, 2014<br />
Context: This Interview goes along with the previous story but it tells the after the fact part.<br />
Like how that other story ends and what happens after.<br />
Text: So what happened to the kids after they were found. Well the cops showed up and they<br />
replaced the plastic hand cuffs with real metal ones then they took them to the sheriffs office<br />
and they were given tickets for trespassing. But then the victims parents found out what<br />
happened and the charges were dropped and the guards went to jail for a few months for their<br />
crimes against the kids.<br />
Texture: As for the truthfulness of this story I believe that this one is a real, and a very true<br />
and honest story that for the most part is pretty accurate.]]></dcterms:description>
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