LOCATION FILE
James Brice House
FOLLOWAnnapolis, MD
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A five-part Georgian mansion completed in 1767 for James Brice, later a Maryland governor, and now stewarded by Historic Annapolis. During a 1980s renovation, ritual artifacts were reportedly uncovered on the grounds.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
It is often described as the most haunted house in historic Annapolis, with reports of apparitions and footsteps tied to former residents and the discovered artifacts.
VISITING
Open for scheduled tours and events through Historic Annapolis.
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