LOCATION FILE
Kitty Knight House
FOLLOWGeorgetown, MD
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
Two brick houses above the Sassafras River in Georgetown, Kent County, famously spared when Catharine "Kitty" Knight defied British forces burning the town in May 1813; the buildings were later joined and run as an inn and restaurant.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Guests and staff attribute closing doors, footsteps, and voices to the spirit of Kitty Knight, who lived out her life in the house.
VISITING
An operating inn and restaurant on Maryland's Eastern Shore, open to the public.
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