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Bishop White House

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Philadelphia, PA

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HAUNTING / GHOSTBuilt 1786-1787Historic house museumTOURS ONLYDOCUMENTEDLEGEND

OVERVIEW

The Walnut Street townhouse of Bishop William White, first Episcopal bishop of Pennsylvania and chaplain to the Continental Congress, restored and preserved by the National Park Service with its original library.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

Rangers and visitors report an apparition thought to be the bishop, along with footsteps and figures glimpsed at night in the upper floors.

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Open to the public by ranger-led tour through the National Park Service.

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