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Farnsworth House Inn

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Gettysburg, PA

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HAUNTING / GHOSTBuilt c. 1810Operating inn / restaurantPUBLICDOCUMENTEDLEGEND

OVERVIEW

A brick house on Baltimore Street built about 1810, its south wall still pocked with more than 100 bullet holes; Confederate sharpshooters occupied the attic during the battle, and a shot from the house is traditionally linked to Jennie Wade's death.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

One of Gettysburg's most reported sites, with accounts of an attic sharpshooter, a midwife figure, and activity in the Sarah Black and Catherine rooms; long featured on paranormal television.

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An operating inn and restaurant with ghost tours.

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