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BRIEF: A rich history, literally. SUMMARY: The Patterson mansion is reportedly haunted by the Patterson family, and William Patterson's ghost has been seen near the Pagoda in the park. The land is reportedly haunted by Civil War soldiers and Revolutionary War Soldiers who died there. BRIEF: cooking ghost SUMMARY: If you walk into the courthouse in the morning it smells like someone is cooking breakfast yet there is no one in building BRIEF: Haunting surround an old WW2 ammo facility SUMMARY: A cemetery is located in the East Wheeling/Fulton area of Wheeling. The cemetery sits next to an old World War Two materials and ammunition factory. The cemetery is known to be haunted with numerous reports of paranormal activity in the vicinity. Orbs and ectoplasms have been seen and photographed there. Strange sounds have been heard there. Occasionally, a ghostly apparition is seen there. Uncertain if these ghosts and hauntings are of patriotic demeanor. BRIEF: A haunted lighthouse where Potomac River feeds Chesapeake Bay SUMMARY: This Lighthouse is known as the Lighthouse of Presidents. The lighthouse was visited by presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Millard Fillmore. The light house is 26 feet high, sits along the Potomac River, 14 miles from the Chesapeake Bay, and was built in 1836. At one time Maryland had 44 lighthouses on the Chesapeake Bay. There are only 25 still standing today. BRIEF: Built to train the federal meat inspectors SUMMARY: In 1896 the NVC became a part of Columbian University (renamed George Washington University in 1904). The college suspended operations in 1898, resumed them in 1908, and then ceased operating altogether in 1918, after the Secretary of Agriculture forbade federal veterinarians from teaching at either of the two District of Columbia veterinary schools. |
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