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Haunted Pennsylvania
Built in 1810, Farnsworth House Inn in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, has been documented as "the 7th most haunted inn in America". According to the staff, many spirits dwell in the house. During the Civil War, Farnsworth House Inn was taken over by Confederate soldiers. One shot Jennie Wade, the only civilian to die during the three-day battle of Gettysburg. The hundred-plus bullet holes on Farnsworth House Inn's south side wall attest to the fighting during the bloodiest battle of the Civil War.
The loss of life at Gettysburg was tremendous, and the entire area is steeped in heavy energy, and riddled with restless ghosts almost anywhere you go. The Farnsworth House offers more than just a bed and some sleep. Several of the rooms are haunted with six actually being cited on their web site. Reported experiences at the Farnsworth House include pictures with anomalies such as orbs and mists in them,odd smells, fleeting shadows, cold spots, compass anomalies, various noises and chattering and actual touching sensations.
Those who don't scare easily ought to visit the basement of inn, which contains a reconstructed Victorian funeral parlor with nineteenth-century mourning memorabilia. Also for the brave of heart - sleeping in the attic room, another haunted part of this incredibly ghostly place.
From the Pocono Mountains to big cities of Pittsburgh, Philly, and Scranton you'll find Pennsylvania Haunted hotels, inns, resorts and vacation rentals here. |
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