LOCATION FILE
1837 Bed & Breakfast
FOLLOWCharleston, SC
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A cotton planter's house built in 1837 on Wentworth Street, converted to a bed and breakfast in 1984. Its best-known story is a tragic one from slavery: according to the inn's long-told account, an enslaved boy named George drowned in the harbor trying to reach his parents after they were sold away.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Guests and staff report a playful presence attributed to the boy, including giggling, doors that move on their own, and objects disturbed at night.
VISITING
An operating bed and breakfast.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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INVESTIGATION RECORD
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