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BRIEF: Trench connecting Union forts. SUMMARY: The woods are reportedly haunted; the sounds of soldiers and horses have been heard in the woods. The school was used as a Union hospital. People have reported hearing the sounds of screaming coming from the building. It is said that the screams are phantasms of soldiers wounded long ago. SUMMARY: Opened in December 1862, Lincoln General was the largest of the military hospitals in the area built by the Army to take care of the Civil War casualties. It was located on Capitol Hill, 15 blocks east of the Capitol building. The hospital complex included 20 pavilions, arranged in two lines forming a V, and 25 tent wards, which provided altogether a bed capacity of 2,575. The kitchen and dining rooms were connected to the pavilions by means of a covered pathway. In addition to the headquarters (marked by the flag), there were officers quarters, quarters for Sisters who provided nursing service, barracks, guard house, separate quarters for contrabands, and service facilities such as water tank, laundry, barber shop, carpenter shop, stables and a morgue ("Dead House"). Like most other military hospitals, Lincoln General was taken down shortly after the Civil War. The area once occupied by Lincoln General is now a residental district. BRIEF: DC's first public hospital SUMMARY: In 1806, the first public hospital in Washington was established in a square between 6th and 7th Streets, and M and N Streets, NW. Called Washington Infirmary, it provided for "the poor, disabled, and infirm persons." In 1842, Congress authorized the conversion of the old jail in the Judiciary Square into a hospital for disabled seamen and soldiers and the insane. Two years later, however, Congress decided that the building was not suitable for that purpose and assigned it to the medical faculty of Columbian College (later became George Washington University). BRIEF: Ghostly orbs inhabit this old mansion. SUMMARY: People have seen ghostly orbs moving through the old mansion. The ghostly image of a woman and a small boy has been seen walking in the house. The house is located at 4650 Germantown Road. FMI 215-843-3388. |
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Prince Georges, Maryland During the construction of building 26 the workers found lots of human bones. The bones were buried in a circle. People believe that the workers had unearthed an old Indian burial ground.... |
| | | • | Goatman
Prince Georges, Maryland There is a strange creature know as Goatman which has haunted the outer limits of Prince Georges County for the past several decades. This creature has haunted lonely back country roads and areas filled with dark forest. The creature haunts the area ... |
| | | • | Glenn Dale Hospital
Prince Georges, Maryland An abandoned tuberculosis hospital. Unbelievably spooky. The Government now owns the hospital, and it is condemned property Carcinogenic asbestos and probably a deadly biological hazard. A police trailer is parked on the land numerous people ha... |
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