Ludwell-Paradise House
A spirit suffering from mental illness is known to be staying here…
Haunted Locations in
Virginia
Gadsby’s Tavern Museum
Gunston Hall
Henry Hill House
William Ramsey House
Stone House
Moore House
Manassas National Battlefield Park
“There is nothing othing like a camp fire and music to develop comradery”
“Let’s tease the staff for chuckles.”
Mary Washington House Museum
The spectral matron of the House is watchful and present; she has a famous family member who visits with a purpose.
Moore House
”I just wanted to see the action. I thought I was safe.”
“I was killed so suddenly, just doing my chores. It is still my family home.”
“I just can’t let go of the trauma.”
Olde Town Inn in Manassas
War casualties can relive their deaths; trying to change the outcome.
Portsmouth-Gaffos House
Paranormal activity became apparent when a family with a child moved here…
Robert E Lee Mansion
Is still the home of three little Lee children who died early in life. The spirit of their family dog apparently is here as well!
Saint George Episcopal Chapel
The Washington family attended here, including George Washington, his sister Betty, and his mother, Mary.
State Capitol Building
The infamous “Capitol Disaster” was caused by a weakened structure. Sixty-two people were killed and another 251 injured here.
Stone House
Many died in this Civil War field hospital; perhaps with unfinished business. A Spirit who was in charge isn’t afraid to discipline the living slackers
The Chimneys
Spirits love music here, and the patient spirit of a slave on the Underground Railroad is still waiting.
Virginia State Executive Mansion
A spirit of a young lady, who was killed in a deadly accident, has made herself at home.
