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BRIEF: Named for a novel, that usually means spooky. SUMMARY: Always be careful what you wish for. This mansion was named after a an apparition in a novel, who, surprise, surprise, took up residence in the residence named after her! BRIEF: Reports have included screams and other strange noises emanating from within the library at night. SUMMARY: Reports have included screams and other strange noises emanating from within the library at night. BRIEF: The lighting box in the auditorium is haunted by the spirit of an Indian Chief who is said to be buried under the school in the catacombs. SUMMARY: The lighting box in the auditorium is haunted by the spirit of an Indian Chief who is said to be buried under the school in the catacombs. BRIEF: British Commander, Sir Peter Parker died and may still inhabit this 18th Century House SUMMARY: The original part of the house was built in 1743 and an addition was added in 1825. The house has a history that goes back to the War of 1812. The British Warship H.M.S. Menelause under command of Sir Peter Parker came ashore through Kent County. Peter was seriously wounded and taken to the Mitchell House and he died in the kitchen.
The Col Phillip Reed Room also known as room #4 has a rocking chair in the room. The employees of the inn have seen this rocking chair rocking back and forth with no one in the chair. One of the owners had a dog that liked to play in that room and he also acted like he was playing with someone. The family's cat would not enter this room. Guests who have sat in the rocking chair have felt something touch their leg. Funny noises can be heard through out the house. The basement gives you a bad feeling. This is a place where slaves were kept in chains. BRIEF: Heroine of John Greenleaf Whittier's poem from the Civil War. "Shoot if you must, this old gray head, but spare your country's flag" SUMMARY: The house is haunted by the spirit of Barbara Fritchie. |
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Misc News + EventsFor all paranormal investigators this would be a huge loss.. Fort Mifflin could close gates forever. I received the following email today and wanted to share it January 7, 10 49 AM by Anthony Selletti, Philadelphia Landmarks Examiner ... |
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