Zak films a Civil War reenactment outside of the Dye House in Perryville, KY. The house is known for being infused with sinister energy.
A Civil War reenactment soldier stands in full uniform on the porch of the Dye House.
The H.P. Bottom House sits in the middle of Perryville Battlefield. The property that this historic house sits on saw one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War.
The H.P. Bottom House is filled with period furniture and knick-knacks so visitors can see how the house would have looked in 1862.
Since it sat right in the center of a battlefield, it should come as no surprise that there are bullet holes in the walls of the H.P. Bottom House.
The bedrooms of the H.P. Bottom House served as a makeshift hospital for about 6 months following the Battle of Perryville.
Nick and Zak film on the porch of the Dye House, which served as the headquarters for the Confederate Army General Simon B. Buckner, as well as a hospital after the battle.
The crumbling interior of the Dye House, which is believed to be more than 200 years old.
A "bloody" shirt from a Civil War reenactment hangs on a branch.
The beautiful rolling landscape of Perryville, KY.
Nick poses with the owners of the Dye House.
Old photographs document the history of the H.P. Bottom House.
