LOCATION FILE
Belmont Hall
FOLLOWSmyrna, DE
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A Georgian house built around 1773 by Thomas Collins, later Delaware's eighth governor, where the state legislature met during the Revolutionary War when New Castle was considered unsafe.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Local accounts describe the ghost of a guard shot on the building's rooftop walk during the Revolution, a bloodstain said to remain on the second floor, sightings of a woman in colonial dress, and the sudden smell of pipe smoke.
VISITING
Operates as a historic house and event venue, with tours available.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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