LOCATION FILE
Goodspeed Opera House
FOLLOWEast Haddam, CT
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A Second Empire–style theatre and steamboat landing opened on the Connecticut River in 1877 by financier William Goodspeed, which hosted major 19th-century performers before falling into disrepair and later being restored as a working musical theatre.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Cast and crew members have long described a backstage presence nicknamed "the Ghost," along with unexplained footsteps, moved props, and cold drafts in the historic building, particularly around the upper floors and stage areas.
VISITING
An operating theatre open to the public for performances and occasional tours.
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