ABC Tasmania's interview with Noel Stanley of the Glamorgan Spring Bay Historical Society says Piermont was home to a story in which a little girl repeatedly went upstairs to play with a family and then asked for a doctor on the anniversary of Alice Maria King's death. Stanley links the Piermont st…
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ABC Tasmania's interview with Noel Stanley of the Glamorgan Spring Bay Historical Society says Piermont was home to a story in which a little girl repeatedly went upstairs to play with a family and then asked for a doctor on the anniversary of Alice Maria King's death. Stanley links the Piermont stairs to Alice Maria King, who died after falling while running for a letter from her fiance, and says this would fit the bill for unrequited love and a ghost to wander around.
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