Ghost stories of Lancaster County: The Walking Statue, Fulton Theatre's Whistler, werewolves and more

Lancaster County has its share of local legends and ghost stories, from the Walking Statue of Lancaster Cemetery to the werewolves of the Hans Graf Cemetery.

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